Protesters in Joplin gather to show their opposition to the recent SCOTUS Roe V. Wade decision
Some protesters hit the streets today in Joplin to express their opposition to last week's SCOTUS decision to overturn Roe V. Wade.
Author: Andre Louque
Construction on new senior living complex begins in Carthage
The Carthage Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with MBL Development is proud to announce a groundbreaking of a new senior housing development.
2022 Oklahoma Primaries are underway as residents hit the polls in Miami
Oklahoma residents today hit the polls to decide on candidates in the first state-wide election since 2020.
Creative Learning Alliance celebrates opening with ribbon cutting event
The Creative Learning Alliance today cut the ribbon to celebrate its opening earlier in March of 2022.
KCU introduces high-schoolers to medical education through summer class
KCU in Joplin today hosted its 'MASH' Camp to introduce students in grades 9-12 to health science and medical education.
Today in History (June 28)
Today is Tuesday, June 28, the 179th day of 2022. This is today in History.
Managed hunt applications available July 1st for Missouri hunters
Starting July 1st, hunters can apply for their chance to be randomly selected by the Missouri Department of Conservation to win one of many managed deer hunts.
The Grand River Dam Authority raises energy service prices for many Oklahoma residents
Officials say an energy price hike from the Grand River Dam Authority will result in increased utility bills for many Oklahoma residents.
Joplin officials welcome new Assistant City Manager
Joplin officials select Tony Robyn as the new Assistant City Manager.
Carthage officials discuss Marian Days plan for 2022
The City of Carthage Public Safety Committee today discussed the possible plans for Marian days and the 4th of July parade.
Air Adventures: Wildcat Glades
4-State residents have been spending their sunny days at Wildcat Glades in Joplin, enjoying the water, trails and nature.
Experts remind 4-State residents of firework safety
As firework season approaches, experts remind residents to be safe and responsible while enjoying their roman candles, fountains, or mortars.
Kansas Attorney General speaks on Roe V. Wade decision
The U.S. Supreme Court's historic decision to strike down its nearly 50-year-old precedent on abortion rights has shifted the debate from Washington D.C. to state leaders.
Today in History (June 27)
Today is Saturday, Jan. 8, the eighth day of 2022. This is today in history.
McDonald County students create podcast to strengthen their learning experience
Summer School students in McDonald County had the opportunity to talk to researchers today while conducting their very own podcast.
MoDOT shares traffic impacts for upcoming bridge closure on Rangeline in Joplin
MoDOT encourages drivers to seek alternate routes beginning July 18th as the Business Loop 49 bridge will be closed for up to four months.
Boil advisory issued in Fredonia, Kansas
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment today issued a boil water advisory for Fredonia's public water supply system.
Liberty to increase natural gas revenues by $1 million
The Empire District Gas Company (Liberty) reached an agreement to increase natural gas revenues by approximately $1 million.
Joplin protesters object to recent SCOTUS decision to overturn Roe V. Wade
Some 4-State residents met today to protest the recent SCOTUS decision to overturn Roe V. Wade.
Weekend Wrap (June 25 & 26)
Here is a quick look at the top local stories from the week
Today in History (June 26)
Today is Sunday, June 26, the 177th day of 2022. This is Today in History.
Volunteers help Joplin Schools spruce up their bus fleet
The James River Church of Joplin is partnering with the Joplin School District for 'Project Partnership'.
Today in History (June 25)
Today is Saturday, June 25, the 176th day of 2022. This is Today in History.
Low-income families in Joplin now have more housing options thanks to micro-housing
The Joplin United Micro-Housing Partnership recently completed its goal of adding more low-income housing for residents of Joplin.
