PSU, MSSU donate supplies to area medical facilities
In an effort to help out local medical facilities, both Pittsburg State University and Missouri Southern State University have donated thousands of items to assist in the fight of COVID-19.
Coronavirus
Neosho, Missouri considers stay-at-home order
The city of Neosho, Missouri is considering issuing a stay-at-home order. On Saturday, Neosho mayor William Doubek issued an open letter to…
Officials: 15 people with COVID-19 in Oklahoma have died
Health officials in Oklahoma say 15 people with coronavirus have died.
Missouri National Guard mobilized to support COVID-19 response
Governor Parson mobilized the Missouri National Guard Friday in support of the COVID-19 unified response across Missouri.
COVID-19 Testing Available for First Responders and Health Care Workers in Missouri
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services is expediting COVID-19 testing and test results for some first responders and other public health and safety professionals by processing their specimens through the Missouri State Public Health Laboratory.
Kansas Governor issues temporary, statewide "Stay Home" order
Kansas has issued a temporary, statewide stay-home order. It goes into effect at 12:01 a.m. on Monday, March 30. The measure will be in place at least until Sunday, April 19, according to a release from Gov. Kelly's Office.
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.
Local in-home care provider adjusts to pandemic
Visiting Angels, based out of Joplin, provides in-home care that focuses on seniors. Some of their caregivers only see their clients once a week, so it can be frustrating…
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.
A closer look at enforcing the stay-at-home order in Bourbon County
Bourbon County's stay-at-home order is going into effect, so we talked to Bourbon County Sheriff Bill Martin about how enforcement is going to work
Area family hosts drive-by birthday party for daughter
JOPLIN, Mo. -- Marti Goebel and her husband held a drive-by birthday party in Joplin for their daughter Grace.
Eastmorland Elementary teachers hold drive-through parade for students
JOPLIN, Mo. -- Teachers at Eastmorland Elementary in Joplin missed their students.
Freeman Hospital's concerns and suggestions for children during pandemic
Doctors at Freeman Hospital say while kids aren't as significantly impacted by COVID-19, they can still be carriers.
Neosho School District extending break through April 24
NEOSHO, Mo. -- The district does not plan to start on-line learning classes.
Neosho School District extends break
The Neosho School District has decided to push back the return of school until after April 24th
Labette Health opens new 'fever clinic' in Parsons
PARSONS, Ks. -- Labette Health in has opened a 'fever clinic' in response to COVID-19.
Freeman Health System's daily Coronavirus briefing for March 27
JOPLIN, Mo. -- Officials with Freeman Health System held their daily briefing with an update on testing numbers in the Joplin area.
Officials: Marijuana dispensaries can offer curbside pickup
State law doesn’t allow medical marijuana to be delivered.
Missouri woman who died of coronavirus worked for Red Cross
One other Red Cross employee tested positive and another staff member is "presumed to be positive.
Coronavirus deals one-two financial punch to state budgets
States warn many programs are likely to face cuts or even elimination.
Kansas officials express frustration amid coronavirus surge
Gov. Kelly said President Donald Trump's suggestion that restrictions on people's movements could be loosened by Easter to help the economy is “ wishful thinking ”.
Jasper County Health Department confirms second case of COVID-19
CARTHAGE, Mo. - The Jasper County Health Department has confirmed the county's second case of COVID-19. The department didn't release much information about the patient, citing privacy concerns. The press release says the person is an international traveler in their…
