Orange County Register

Knott’s Scary Farm lets you control the lights in the park

Knott’s Scary Farm lets you control the lights on rides and attractions with the help of an interactive lantern that triggers special effects at more than 100 locations around the park. The $48 ...
Orange County Register

Knott’s Scary Farm: From Scott Joplin to Katy Perry, this haunted piano takes requests

Knott’s Scary Farm visitors who belly up to the bar at the Calico Saloon can shout requests to a ghost pianist who plays everything from Ragtime masterpieces to summery pop hits by Katy Perry during ...
St. Louis American

Veteran anchor Rene Knott says he resigned at KSDK’s request after HR inquiry

Longtime and beloved morning St. Louis news anchor Rene Knott says he resigned last week at KSDK’s request after he became the focus of a human resources investigation. Knott told St. Louis Magazine ...
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Rene Knott parts ways with KSDK in sudden split

Five on Your Side anchors Rene Knott and Michelle Li in happier times. Morning show anchor Rene Knott wasn’t on air this morning at KSDK (Channel 5)—and while reporter Mercedes MacKay told the ...
KTLA

Knott’s Berry Farm closed due to ‘inclement weather’

Knott’s Berry Farm announced Tuesday that it will be closed for the day due to “inclement weather.” Tickets purchased for Tuesday may be used for any regular daytime admission through Dec. 31, park ...
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Co-anchor Rene Knott apparently gone from KSDK

KSDK (Channel 5) morning news anchor Rene Knott interviews 4 Hands Brewing Company owner Kevin Lemp on May 10, 2021, at the brewery for one of Knott's "My Lou" segments. KSDK photojournalist Joe Young ...
St. Louis American

Rene Knott and KSDK unexpectedly part ways

Longtime anchor and beloved sports and news personality Rene Knott is no longer employed by KSDK 5 On Your Side. Knott, who left the station on October 15, had been a part of the St. Louis NBC ...
St. Louis Post-Dispatch

For Rene Knott, a stunning end at KSDK amid accusations. He says there's a lesson to learn.

ST. LOUIS — According to Rene Knott, the first time he knew anything was amiss was two weeks ago. He was told to expect a call from human resources the next morning. Rene Knott talks to 4 Hands ...