Firefighters from more than 30 departments across Kansas participate in the Labette Community College Fire School. It's the 34th year, but this year is special because it feels like a return to normal for many.
A Chetopa, Kansas woman is speaking out after the city shut off her electricity for not paying 113 dollars, then required more than a thousand to turn it back on.
Campgrounds and campers are getting ready for what could be a great weekend to be outdoors. But, Thursday's heavy rains could throw a wrench in some plans.
Two restaurants in Miami are being recognized for their commitment to the community. In February, they started giving walls, where customers can purchase meals so that others who may be struggling can eat for free.
The national ban on evictions will continue through June. This week, a federal judge struck down the moratorium, but a stay of judgement will give tenants and landlords more time to prepare for the end of the federal ban.
Area senior centers are reopening after being closed for more than a year. And even with some changes, visitors are happy to see their friends in person again.
Officials with the Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas break ground on a new education center. They hope it will help keep health care providers in southeast Kansas.
Last year, the Navajo Nation had among the highest infection rates and deaths in the country. Now, they're nearing herd immunity... something that wouldn't have been possible without help from volunteers. Patricia Ridings was one of those volunteers, and speaks about her time helping the nation during the height of the pandemic.
Students at Pittsburg State University hope what started as a class project will have a lasting impact on the campus and the community.
Someone in the Four-States is $40,000 richer and might not even know it yet. A winning Mega Millions ticket was sold in Southeast Kansas on April 16.
Developers hope to break ground on The Villas at Creekside, Pittsburg's first gated community, as soon as next month.
Joplin residents have the opportunity to 'ketchup' with the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile this weekend.
A first-grader in Bentonville, Arkansas is quickly learning the power of persuasion.
Joplin's first medical marijuana dispensary is officially open, giving medical cannabis patients another location to find medical cannabis in the state.
An Overland Park boy has set a world record for the fastest recitation of the periodic table by a 4-year-old.
Local health officials are excited to see Missouri move into the final phases of coronavirus vaccine distribution, saying, if supply continues to increase, their counties could reach herd immunity this summer.
Fayetteville police say a white van pulling a trailer burst into flames while on the move.
Billions in federal funding are being dedicated to small businesses and restaurants with the passage of a $1.9 trillion pandemic relief package.
The CDC issues new guidance for people who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19. We spoke to local doctors to see what they think of the new guidance.
Joplin's face mask ordinance expired at midnight, March 1st, meaning residents are no longer required to wear a face covering into businesses -- unless the business requires it. We spoke with a few businesses on their plans moving forward.
Local restaurant owners are giving back to those in need. Carmen's Apples and More in Joplin is one of them.
Skipper, a border collie and Australian shepherd mix, is unique from the rest of her litter: She was born with six legs.
Snow days no longer mean a break from school, at least for most students. The Carthage School District is working hard to make sure students keep learning as snow does go virtual.
