Man missing from Cedar County for four days found alive
Some good news out of Vernon County after a missing man is found.
Author: Chris Warner
Freeman daily briefing releases new numbers, COVID-19 information
At the Freeman daily briefing today CEO Paula Baker says so far, there are no new cases of Coronavirus to report that they've taken in.
Labette Health in Parsons opens 'fever clinic' for COVID-19 response
Labette Health in Parsons, Kansas has opened a 'fever clinic' in response to COVID-19.
Doctors at Freeman discuss kids and COVID-19 concerns
Doctors at Freeman Hospital say while kids aren't as significantly impacted by COVID-19, they can still be carriers.
Administration at Labette Health in Parsons makes changes to help save money during COVID-19 outbreak
The administration at Labette Health in Parsons is doing their part to help those on the front-lines at their facilities.
Local man using 3D printer to help with medical mask shortage
A man from Pittsburg is using some of his downtime to help with the medical mask shortage.
Alzheimer's Association offers tips for caregivers of patients with dementia during COVID-19 situation
The Alzheimer's Association is providing tips for caregivers on how to best help people with dementia during the pandemic.
Families in Briarbrook decide to reconnect in a socially-distanced fashion
With all the concern with COVID-19, one local neighborhood decided to take advantage of the nice weather and hit the streets.
Local pharmacist explains difference between chemicals after couple in Arizona drink fish tank chemical
Monday, the president announced 10,000 units of a drug called Chloroquine was being distributed in New York City today. However, a misinterpretation on what that drug is left a man dead in Arizona and his wife in critical condition.
Crawford County officials announce two positive COVID-19 cases, present next steps to county commission
Crawford County Officials announced they've two confirmed COVID-19 cases today. The county commissioners met today to learn about the cases and what steps they should take next.
Erie, Kansas family forced to scale back funeral for family member because of Coronavirus
Audra Rush passed away unexpectedly on March 15th from Influenza-A. She was a pre-school teacher for the Erie, Kansas school district and the family had planned to invite as many people as possible to honor her. Now those plans have changed and the family is concerned about how to honor her.
Joplin family stranded in the Philippines due to Coronavirus
A family from Joplin says they're stranded in the Philippines due to the Coronavirus.
Walmart announces further reduction in store hours
Walmart Stores, Inc announced today they are further reducing their store hours.
The Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce meets with area businesses to provide support during Coronavirus
The Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce held a teleconference today to discuss what businesses need to know about the Coronavirus and how it's going to impact their day-to-day operations.
Jasper County school districts extend spring break, making plans for students and staff
School districts in Jasper county met today with local health officials to discuss their plans in response to the Coronavirus.
Financial expert talks about what you need to know during difficult market times
The markets have been in a tumble following the outbreak of the Coronavirus sending some investors into panic. However, some financial experts say things might not be as bad as they seem.
Counselor discusses how to handle stress, anxiety, with Coronavirus concerns
With each passing day there's more information about the Coronavirus and events being cancelled, classes being changed, filling life with a number of uncertainties and those uncertainties can cause stress, anxiety, and even depression.
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly holds press conference to announce first COVID-19 related death
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly announced Thursday evening at a press conference that the state has had it's first COVID-19 related death.
Joplin Chamber President takes 'bold move' on Twitter for future business
The President of the Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce, Toby Teeter, took to Twitter yesterday in what he's calling a 'bold move' of getting Joplin's foot in the door. But, what is it he's getting a foot in the door of? We've got the answer.
Health department officials in Joplin explain how they're trying to keep ahead of Hepatitis A outbreak
There have been two confirmed cases of Hepatitis A at Joplin restaurants in two weeks. But, that's not the only area of concern for spread of the virus.
Health department confirms hepatitis A case at a second Joplin restaurant
The Joplin Health Department confirms that an employee at a second Joplin restaurant has hepatitis A.
Joplin High School student wins first place for documentary film
A junior at Joplin High School checked out some equipment over Christmas break and came back with an award winning documentary.
Presentation takes a look at women in Joplin's history
A presentation tonight at the Spiva Center for the Arts focused on women in Joplin's history.
Joplin Police Department releases 2019 Annual Report
The Joplin Police Department releases their annual crime report for 2019. The report saw increases in different categories.
