WASHINGTON,D.C. - Officials around the country are sounding the alarm about the latest coronavirus surge. A record 73-thousand people were hospitalized with COVID-19 on Tuesday. More cities and…
"I certainly sat with baited breath, refreshing my browser, looking for results coming in." Leading up to election night, Josh Shackles watched as the votes for him poured in. The democratic…
WASHINGTON, D.C. - A week has passed since Election Day and President Trump is still refusing to concede the race to Joe Biden. The president's legal team continues to claim widespread election…
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Americans are still waiting to learn the winner of the Presidential Election. Ballot counting continues in several key states. Margins in Arizona and Nevada remain razor thin, while President…
While counting is still going on in a handful of states, local officials say it could be some time before we have a definitive winner.
With last night leaving us with only more questions regarding the presidential election, we asked Missouri Southern professor Will Delehanty to stop by to give us some answers and ways to look…
Over in Carl Junction, the voting line stretched all the way out to the road in Briarbrook.
Today is the last day for early voting in Missouri and voters were faced with long lines and packed courthouses.
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Both the Kansas Republican and Democratic parties have failed to disclose which candidates they are targeting with campaign mailers this election cycle. The Wichita Eagle reports that both major parties failed to provide that required information when they…
Many people are voting early this year, so much so, it's breaking local records.
PITTSBURG, Kan - U.S. Senate Candidate Roger Marshall and U.S. Representative Candidate Jake LaTurner campaign in Pittsburg. There, they talked to voters about issues including policing.
The election is less than a week away and officials are giving some advice on what you can do to be prepared. Some local officials bring us some essential tips from before you head out the door to the time you get to your polling place.
As we get closer to the election, more and more political signs are popping up. But they are disappearing just as quickly.
JOPLIN, Mo - Missouri Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Nicole Galloway visits Joplin. She met with the Teamsters Local 823 and discussed healthcare, COVID-19, and economic recovery.
ROGERS COUNTY, Okla. - Rogers County Sheriff Scott Walton issues a letter to Ottawa County residents endorsing a candidate for Ottawa County Sheriff, while voicing his concerns with current Sheriff Jeremy Floyd.…
When it comes to election day many people immediately think of the issues on the ballot and the politicians running for office. But there's another aspect in Kansas with judges that are up for 'retention'.
The clock is ticking on the election this year with only 21 days until voters hit the polls. There are a number of people and issues on the ballot. One of the issues in Missouri is Amendment 3.
Candidates for Missouri Governor talk COVID-19 response, decreasing crime and the Black Lives Matter movement at first gubernatorial debate.
As the U.S. Presidential election set for November 3 nears, the City of Joplin would like to remind local and national campaign offices of the City’s ordinance regarding political signs.
Oklahoma election officials say more than 116,000 new voters have registered since January.
AVILLA, Mo. - Joplin for Justice calls for Jasper County Commissioner John Bartosh to resign after a Tiktok video surfaces showing his son singing racist lyrics. In the video, Bartosh's 16-year-old son…
This morning at 10:30am, Mayor Dawn McNay will livestream her "State of the City" address to the residents of Pittsburg, Kansas. Earlier this week, she sat down with…
Missouri Governor Mike Parson and First Lady Teresa Parson test positive for COVID-19.
The White House COVID-19 Task Force recommends Missouri look at implementing mask mandates. The report came out August 9th listing Missouri as a "red zone" state which also had Jasper and Newton counties in "red" and "yellow" zones.
