ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — August 19, 2026 — Another round of thunderstorms could affect St. Joseph and northern Missouri Wednesday afternoon and evening, while road construction, back-to-school traffic and the
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — August 17, 2026 — City Council to Consider Additional Traffic-Enforcement Funding One of the most significant items on the local government calendar Monday evening is a
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — As northwest Missouri heads into another summer weekend, local officials are balancing public safety, transportation improvements, and community programs aimed at helping residents prepare for the
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — St. Joseph residents are being urged to remain aware this week as local authorities investigate an overnight shots-fired incident, the National Weather Service warns of dangerous
Multiple lane closures and highway restrictions begin Monday across the St. Joseph area ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — Drivers across St. Joseph and Buchanan County should prepare for several significant traffic
First Edition: Krug Park — Beauty, Memory & Murder WRJE-LP 96.1 FM is proud to announce the launch of The WRJE Archives, a new historical-preservation project dedicated to documenting the
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — Buchanan County’s Planning and Zoning Department says it has no records related to any proposed or approved data center within its files, according to an official
St. Joseph’s Lost Paradise and the Community Fighting to Bring It Back By Dustin M. WilliamsWRJE 96.1 FM – Community First For generations, if you asked someone in St. Joseph
Fifty years after the guns fell silent at Gettysburg, thousands of aging veterans returned to the very fields where they had once fought one another. Some had worn blue. Others
St. Joseph is preparing to light up the night sky this Fourth of July as the community gathers for the city’s annual fireworks celebration. This year’s event carries extra meaning
