The auto industry won't ever be the same after a tumultuous 2019
The auto industry hasn't had a year like 2019 in quite some time, if ever. Mergers. Alliances. Plant closings. The longest, largest strike in decades.
Testing drivers for cannabis is hard. Here's why
As a growing number of states legalize cannabis, health officials are increasingly sounding the alarm for technology that can quickly determine when drivers are stoned.
Missouri unveils new temporary license plates to fight fraud
Missouri is cracking down on drivers who use fake temporary license plates.
UAW regional director charged in corruption probe steps down
A United Auto Workers union official charged in a widening federal bribery and embezzlement scandal has resigned.
GM parts still in high demand as auto repair shops deal with backlogged orders following strike
The longest auto workers strike in 50 years is over, but it's impact is still being felt by auto shops across the country, and here at home.
Kansas sees record-high deer-related wrecks
According to the Kansas Department of Transportation, the state has hit a 10-year-high for deer-related wrecks.
A life of the rails: The history of locomotives Cherokee County
Jesse joins Larry Spahn at the Carona Train Depot to learn about the history of the railroads in Cherokee County.
Full steam ahead towards history with the Carona Train Depot
Jesse joins Larry Spahn, president of Heart of the Heartlands, at the Carona Train Depot to learn about his history with locomotives and what their train museum is all about.
ODOT seeks input for the next 25 years, public invited to take survey today
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is developing its 2020-2045 Long Range Transportation Plan and is inviting the public to get involved in the year-long process.
Portion of 4th street in Joplin to see speed change
A speed limit change approved tonight as well.
