Joey Schneider
Digital Content Producer
Springfield, Missouri
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Joey Schneider joined KY3 in January 2020. He serves as a digital content producer.
Joey is a St. Louis native who graduated from the Missouri School of Journalism in May 2018. His passion for digital content has grown in recent years, building on experience from several social media roles. He has also worked with FOX Sports Midwest in St. Louis, WIFR-TV in Rockford, Illinois, and KOMU-TV in Columbia, Missouri.
Whether writing web stories or producing content for your social media feeds, Joey enjoys working with the KY3 news, weather and sports teams to build a strong digital platform for not only the Springfield community, but all around the Ozarks.
Whataburger, a Texas-based fast food chain, has confirmed plans to expand new markets into Missouri and two other states.
It’s almost time for Missouri’s 2020 tax-free weekend. The sales tax holiday begins at 12:01 a.m. on Friday, August 7, and runs through Sunday, August 9.
The St. Louis Blues will play in a round-robin tournament with the Colorado Avalanche, Vegas Golden Knights and Dallas Stars to determine seeding in the NHL playoffs.
A white squirrel spent the morning dashing around a tree and relaxing in a small gardening area outside of a Rogersville family’s home.
Silver Dollar City takes the crown as the top amusement park in the 10Best/USAToday Readers’ Choice Awards.
Similar to other teams around Major League Baseball, the St. Louis Cardinals carried out a plan to display a unified message on racial injustice ahead of the 2020 season opener.
The St. Louis Cardinals head into the 2020 season as reigning National League Central champions. It's a title they'll look to defend in a pandemic-shortened season.
Sunday marks two years since a Ride the Ducks boat on Table Rock Lake capsized during a storm, sinking and killing 17 people on board.
A new interactive map allows people to determine the risk of encountering someone infected with COVID-19 based on the county they live in and the projected size of the gathering.
Know Before You Go: Our guide breaks down mask rules Springfield, around Missouri and Arkansas and lists businesses with mask requirements.
The Springfield-Greene County Health Department reports an increase 240 cases of COVID-19 from July 9-16.
Johnny Morris’ Wonders of Wildlife National Museum and Aquarium was voted as “America’s Best Aquarium” as part of a national poll conducted by USA TODAY.
ESPN has suspended Adrian Wojnarowski without pay after a profane email sent to Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Missouri, earlier this week.
Springfield city leaders have created an online form to offer feedback on a proposed mask ordinance following an influx of calls.
Eighty-two cases of COVID-19 have been linked to the K-2 camp of Kamp Kanakuk as of Monday, according to the Missouri DHSS.
Dozens of campers and counselors from Kamp Kanakuk have tested positive for COVID-19, according to the Missouri DHSS.
A Back the Blue rally and walk drew large crowds of supporters and counterprotesters Sunday afternoon in downtown Springfield.
One year ago, Albert Pujols was showered with ovations as the long-time St. Louis Cardinals first baseman made his return to Busch Stadium.
A TODAY Show segment featured Springfield-Greene County Health Department Director Clay Goddard and one Great Clips customer.
Friday marks the one-year anniversary of the St. Louis Blues clinching their first Stanley Cup championship.
Jon T. Routh, accused in the assault on Springfield officer Mark Priebe, was also identified as the suspect behind vandalism at McDaniel Park.
Hundreds braved the heat in Springfield to protest over racial injustice for a second straight Saturday.
An afternoon protest over racial injustice drew hundreds and stretched several hours for the second straight day in Springfield.
A Great Clips hair stylist in Springfield has tested positive for COVID-19 and worked while symptomatic, franchisees and health leaders say.