With signs hung up, and announcements made, small businesses like Blue Moon Boutique and Miss Daisy's Home and Décor Company have temporarily closed their store doors as the Missouri and City of Joplin stay at home order begins.
Authorities say a Neosho man is dead after a car hit his bicycle on I-49 in southwest Missouri.
Authorities arrest a Pittsburg man after he called 911 and told them he fatally shot his dad.
The highly anticipated Neosho City Wide Garage Sale was postponed because of COVID-19. This year would have been the 32nd year of the event. The event is known as Missouri's largest garage sale with at least 400 sales around town.…
The Joplin Health Department confirms a second positive case of COVID-19.
Authorities capture a suspect in Pittsburg after a chase that ran across state lines.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. - On Sunday, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt announced that President Trump approved his request for a Major Disaster Declaration for the entire state of Oklahoma. That declaration puts FEMA's Pubic Assistance program into action, which provides federal…
Viva Boger, a resident at the Carrington Place Cottages Independent living center in Pittsburg, just turned 101 years old. But because of the coronavirus, she is celebrating differently this year.
The Bourbon County Health Department confirmed three more COVID-19 cases on Sunday, April 5, bringing the total to seven.
On Saturday, the Labette County Health Department reported three new cases of COVID-19, bringing the county's total to four. While there are few details about the most recent case, the second and third cases are a 67-year-old woman and a…
As coronavirus cases increase, health providers may be forced to ration out treatment for patients, but disability rights groups like SKIL in parsons are speaking out against a set of guidance protocols passed down from KDHE.
Even during this Coronavirus pandemic kids got to see the Easter Bunny at a safe distance and also hunt for eggs Saturday morning.
The Baxter Springs Police Department received personal protective equipment donations thanks to the the community.
Owner of Big Elk Campground Pat Tinsley says they have had an increase of customers lately because of COVID-19.
PARSONS, Ks. - The Parsons Police Department said that one of their officers has tested positive for COVID-19, and that the Labette County Health Department has been informed of the situation. They say upon noticing symptoms early last week, the…
A semi truck flipped in Crawford County, sending the driver to the hospital.
The CDC is recommending everyone wear masks when going out. We spoke with an infection control specialist on the do's and don’ts when it comes to masks and gloves and keeping yourself safe.
McCUNE, Ks. - The McCune Farm to Market is one of many 4-State small businesses that's feeling the pinch from the pandemic. Their market remains open…
JOPLIN, Mo. - There's a new warning from Missouri's attorney general's office and other law enforcement members, and it deals with children's increased online activity during this…
Police arrest a 73-year-old Galena, Kansas man for sex crimes against a child.
Teachers in Carthage, like many in the four-states, are working to keep their students learning while schools are closed.
The Crawford County Mental Health Center says although their lobbies are closed, they are still providing telephone and tele-video services through Zoom.
Freeman is taking a proactive approach to fighting COVID-19, training nurses to treat patients in the ICU, should the need arise.
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has rescinded a boil water advisory for the Cherokee Co RWD No., 4 located in Cherokee County. The advisory was issued because of a line break resulting in a loss of pressure in the system. Failure to maintain adequate pressure may result in a loss of chlorine residuals and bacterial contamination.
