Pittsburg man dies in single-vehicle crash in southwest Missouri
A Pittsburg, Kansas man has died in a single-vehicle crash in southwest Missouri.
President Trump approves major disaster declaration for Kansas, federal aid made available
FEMA announces that federal emergency aid has been made available for the state of Kansas. President Donald Trump issued a major disaster declaration for the state.
Joe Exotic files $94 million lawsuit over his prosecution
A former Oklahoma zookeeper sentenced to 22 years in prison for his role in a murder-for-hire plot has filed a federal lawsuit seeking nearly $94 million in damages.
Crawford County confirms first death related to COVID-19
The Crawford County Health Department confirms the county's first death related to COVID-19.
UPDATE: Victim stabbed trying to stop a larceny suspect, Joplin man charged
A Joplin man is recovering after a larceny suspect stabbed him, according to police.
Brightening spirits with chalk
A Joplin neighborhood came together on Sunday, bringing some positivity and fun to their community during this scary time by using chalk sticks.…
Drive thru communion in Baxter Springs
Crossroads Christian church in Baxter Springs held a service on Facebook Live on Sunday, and they also had options for 4-Staters who wanted to receive their communion.…
Local real estate agent weighs in on how the coronavirus has impacted the industry
Despite the coronavirus outbreak, real estate agent Jennifer Reaves with Keller Williams Realty says if you are looking to sell your home, right now is actually a great time.
Dancing at a Distance: Joplin neighborhood hosts activity for residents
The Cedar Ridge Subdivision put together an impromptu dance party on Saturday, March 28, to try to lift some spirits.
Craw-Kan hotspots update
The goal is to create locations where students who may not have internet access at home can use to download and upload coursework to complete their school year.
La-Z-Boy responds to COVID-19, closes manufacturing facilities
La-Z-Boy Inc said on Sunday it was putting 6,800 employees on furlough, cutting workers' pay, scrapping its June dividend and ending its share repurchase plan indefinitely to conserve cash as it deals with the fallout from the coronavirus.
Montgomery County Health Department confirms two new cases of COVID-19
The Montgomery County Health Department confirms two new cases of COVID-19, bringing the total in the county to three.
Jasper County Health Department confirms two new cases of COVID-19
The Jasper County Health Department confirms its third and fourth cases of COVID-19 in the county.
Vehicle service in Joplin continues during pandemic
JOPLIN, Mo. - While the Coronavirus has shut down many businesses, Reeves Tire and Auto in Joplin is staying busy…
People in Pittsburg take stay-at-home order seriously
Saturday was officially day 1 of Crawford County's stay-at-home order, and in Pittsburg, people seemed to be listening. Places that would normally be packed with 4-Staters on the weekend like the Meadowbrook Mall were virtually empty. Under the order, grocery…
ODOC agents capture final NOCC walkaway in Perry
Agents with Oklahoma Department of Corrections’ Inspector General’s Office have captured the second of two walkaways from Northeast Oklahoma Correctional Center in Vinita.
Tornado tears through shopping area in Arkansas; 3 injured
A tornado ripped through northeast Arkansas on Saturday, leaving three people hurt after hitting commercial and residential areas in the college town of Jonesboro.
Kansas Department of Agriculture says food and ag businesses are essential
Following Saturday's statewide stay-at-home order issued by Kansas Governor Laura Kelly, the Kansas Department of Agriculture issued a press release saying the state's food and agriculture businesses are essential to the state, and will continue to operate. You can read the…
PSU, MSSU donate supplies to area medical facilities
In an effort to help out local medical facilities, both Pittsburg State University and Missouri Southern State University have donated thousands of items to assist in the fight of COVID-19.
Neosho, Missouri considers stay-at-home order
The city of Neosho, Missouri is considering issuing a stay-at-home order. On Saturday, Neosho mayor William Doubek issued an open letter to…
Officials: 15 people with COVID-19 in Oklahoma have died
Health officials in Oklahoma say 15 people with coronavirus have died.
COVID-19 Testing Available for First Responders and Health Care Workers in Missouri
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services is expediting COVID-19 testing and test results for some first responders and other public health and safety professionals by processing their specimens through the Missouri State Public Health Laboratory.
Palen Music Center keeps students connected
In a time where social distancing is becoming the new normal, Palen Music Center in Joplin has found a way to keep teachers and students connected.
