
What Jasper County Clerk Charlie Davis wants you to know about Election Day
Jasper County Clerk Charlie Davis reminded voters that Missouri law requires a valid photo ID and encouraged early voting to avoid potential issues on Election Day.
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Jasper County Clerk Charlie Davis reminded voters that Missouri law requires a valid photo ID and encouraged early voting to avoid potential issues on Election Day.

A legislative study revealed that two-thirds of sexual assaults in Oklahoma go unreported and highlighted significant backlogs in sexual assault kit testing during a joint interim study held by the House Public Health Committee.

The $1.2 million Agape Apartments project, which will provide affordable rental units for veterans in Joplin via federal funds, is scheduled for completion in approximately three weeks.

Domestic violence can turn deadly without warning, but a new effort in southeast Kansas is designed to help stop it from happening.

The Oklahoma History Center Museum will host an exhibition titled Faces of the Mother Road, featuring rediscovered portraits by photographer S.J. Tyler taken along Route 66 between 1913 and 1950.

Missouri journalists file a lawsuit against the Missouri State Highway Patrol - alleging the agency violated the Sunshine Law.

A new child care facility is planning to expand to help fill a critical need for local families.

A new mural depicting the history of Pittsburg, Kansas, was unveiled at Immigrant Park to celebrate the city's 150th birthday.

The campaign trail is heating up in the Sunflower State as both republican and democrat candidates for governor come together in southeast Kansas.

Webb City voters will decide on a property tax levy increase and a no-tax-increase bond to fund schools and renovate Mark Twain Elementary during the upcoming Spring ballot.

In a race that's become increasingly competitive and contentious, incumbent Kansas U.S. Senator Roger Marshall (R) and challenger Adam Hamilton (D) take to the debate stage Wednesday night

Joplin city leaders approved nearly four million dollars to begin constructing a bike trail under a future Interstate 44 bridge as part of preparations for the national BR51 bike route.
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