News Joplin MO
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Former President of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank talks recession, not raising interest rates too quickly
Former Kansas City Federal Reserve President Esther George called on the Fed to act sooner to head off inflation, a…
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Plan in Kansas keeping low wages for disabled angers advocates
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas legislators are considering a proposal that many disability rights advocates say would encourage employers to…
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Joplin City Council to consider Memorandums of Understanding
The Joplin City Council meets Monday night. One of the items on the agenda is a proposed ordinance approving a…
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Man from Aurora killed in Saturday afternoon auto accident
On Saturday around 4:15 p.m., the Aurora -Marionville Police Department was dispatched to the area of Business 60 and Highland…
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Community Safe Rooms will open in case of warnings
JOPLIN, Mo. – Joplin Schools would like to remind area residents that Community Safe Rooms will be open at several…
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Wreck in Dade County results in moderate injuries to driver
A woman from Golden City received moderate injuries in an accident that happened around 9:25 Saturday night on MO 39,…
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Driver from Carthage seriously injured in Saturday night crash
A man from Carthage who was involved in a serious one-vehicle accident in Fidelity Saturday night has been placed under…
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Kelly announces 2023 Exporter of the Year Award nominations are open
Governor Laura Kelly says the Kansas Department of Commerce is now accepting nominations for the 2023 Governor’s Exporter of the…
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Tulsan who sexually abused young child sentenced to life in federal prison
A Tulsan who sexually abused a young child for approximately one year has been sentenced in federal court. U.S. District…
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Kelly announces nearly $5 Million for nine short line rail projects
TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly has announced nine short line rail maintenance and rehabilitation projects are being awarded nearly $5 million as…
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