Doggie Swim Day is off the leash in Pittsburg
Pittsburg's Annual Doggie Swim Day kicked off today for the pool's last day of the 2022 summer season.
Lifestyle
4-State Burn Bans: What you need to know
Hot summer days and little rainfall have led to dry land in the 4-States, raising the risk of larger fires and giving these fires the potential to grow - Here's what you need to know to stay safe.
Voluntary Recall: Capri Sun may contain cleaning solution
Kraft Heinz issues a voluntary recall of some Capri Sun beverages due to possible cleaning product contamination.
Autocross event kicks off at Crowder College
4StateVettes today hosted its Autocross racing event for all members of the community.
Local art studio spreads the love with one-of-a-kind butter dishes
ArtForms in Pittsburg today hosted a class today that will soon bring style to the kitchen.
10 emerging wine regions across America
Producing wine is traditionally associated with certain regions, but up-and-coming wineries are making their mark in surprising areas across the country.
Shoal Creek Water Festival kicks of at Wildcat Glades in Joplin
The Shoal Creek Water Festival today kicked off creekside at Wildcat Glades in Joplin Missouri.
Heartland Forward hosts LEGO camp for the history books
4-States Youth gathered today at the Columbian Block landmark building in Joplin to learn a bit about history and express creativity.
It's a blast from the past, Worlds of Fun announces new ride
Worlds of Fun is bringing a blast from the past back to life.
J&J to end sales of baby powder with talc globally next year
Johnson & Johnson is pulling baby powder containing talc worldwide next year. The company did the same in the U.S. and Canada amid thousands of lawsuits claiming it caused cancer.
How artists are reviving Mexico's groundbreaking muralism a century later
Artists in a small Mexican town are using their talents to revive muralism, a movement that put the country at the vanguard of art a century ago.
Check out the Croatian ship bringing the superyacht lifestyle beyond the uber-rich
As designers continue to push the envelope on over-the-top superyachts, several ships are bumping up the luxury offerings on older ships at a lower (but still high) price point.
Social media offers parents more controls. But do they help?
As concerns about social media’s harmful effects on teens continue to rise, platforms from Snapchat to TikTok to Instagram are bolting on new features designed to make their services safer and more age appropriate. But the changes rarely address the elephant in the the room — the algorithms pushing endless content that can drag anyone, not just teens, into harmful rabbit holes. Snapchat, for instance, just added new controls that let parents see who their teens are messaging, though not what they're saying. Even if it works — and kids opt in — it's still one more constantly evolving feature for parents to master.
This May Be the Cheapest Road Trip in America
Road trips are a rite of passage for many Americans. These driving adventures are full of roadside attractions, eclectic diners and incredible memories. Yet, with high gas prices, many families…
Is it Better to Book Airbnbs in Advance or Last Minute?
Despite what some travelers might think, booking a hotel in advance usually isn’t a good idea. The savings aren’t huge, but booking at the last minute knocks about 13% off…
10 Worst U.S. Airports For Flight Cancellations And Delays This Week
Flying is an absolute nightmare right now. As “revenge travel” causes a surge in passengers post-Covid restrictions, understaffed airports and airlines across the country are struggling to keep up. The surge in demand, with inadequate resources to support it, has resulted in thousands of flights delayed or canceled this summer. By July, more flights had […]
Arvest Bank donates to Carl Junction School therapy dog program
Arvest Bank representatives today presented a check to the Carl Junction School District to pay for some four-legged fees.
Jasper County Clerk educates residents on election procedures
Jasper County Clerk Charlie Davis spoke today on last week's primary election at Joplin's Kiwanis Club.
August means tax season for some truckers - what you need to know
The Internal Revenue Service this week reminded truckers who have registered, or are required to register, large trucks and buses that it's time to file Heavy Highway Vehicle Use Tax Returns.
Missouri legislators recognize archery as official state sport
Legislators met yesterday at the Archery Hall of Fame and Museum at Bass Pro Shops in Springfield to recognize Archery as Missouri’s official state sport.
Study shows Americans drive less while gas prices continue to fall
As gas prices fall in the 4-States, national data suggests that fewer drivers are filling up and hitting the road.
Carthage School District seeks bus drivers for the upcoming school year
The Carthage School District is doing what it can to fill up vacant bus driver seats ahead of the 2022 school year.
U.S Government approves Parson's request to assist St. Louis region after record rainfall
This afternoon, President Joe Biden approved Governor Mike Parson's request for a major disaster declaration for Missouri in response to the severe flooding that impacted the St. Louis region from July 25 to July 28.
