Local Interests
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MO House Leaders Support One-Time $500 Tax Credit
Leaders in the Missouri House are supporting a plan to give residents a one-time economic recovery tax credit to help…
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U.S. Judge weighs motion to dismiss case against Chinese researcher
(AP) – A researcher was convicted Thursday of illegally concealing work he was doing for China while employed at the…
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Council candidate Evans to request vote recount
Brian Evans, who lost a seat on the Joplin City Council by just 13 votes last week, says he will…
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Two women injured in separate accidents Sunday night
Two women were injured in two separate one-car accidents Sunday night. The Highway Patrol says on Sunday around 11 p.m.,…
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Kansas bill provides free basic vision screenings for children
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly signed Senate Bill 62, a bipartisan bill that amends standards for free school-administered vision screenings and…
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Kelly recognizes National Community Development Week
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly has proclaimed April 11-15 as National Community Development Week in Kansas. The week will celebrate…
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Easterseals provides next steps after autism diagnosis
ST. LOUIS (April, 5, 2022)– April is Autism Awareness Month, a month aimed at increasing awareness and acceptance around the…
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Nine more lawsuits filed against Missouri boarding school
(AP) — A southwest Missouri boarding school is facing nine new lawsuits from former students alleging they were abused at…
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St. Louis prosecutor, disciplinary panel reach agreement
(AP) — St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner has reached an agreement with the Missouri Office of Disciplinary Counsel in…
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Shooting leaves 1 teen dead, another injured in Mission
MISSION, Kan. (AP) – Police say a shooting in Mission, Kansas, has left one teen dead and another injured. The…
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