
The Missouri Attorney General has filed criminal charges against a Lebanon, Mo. based company for allegedly defrauding Joplin homeowners out of a total of $38,000 in the wake of the May 2011 tornado. More>>
A 100 year old woman who is a long time Freeman hospital volunteer has been named one of this year's winners of the Missouri Lieutenant Governor's Senior Service Award. More>>
Legislation allowing Missouri school districts to sell advertising space on buses has died. More>>
ATF-Kansas City is searching for a man on an outstanding warrant. Joshua Cain Flores is allegedly involved in a Norteno gang racketeering conspiracy and is also charged with assault with a firearm. More>>
Each of the defendants allegedly applied for federal disaster benefits by falsely claiming that their homes and property had been damaged or destroyed in the May 22, 2011 tornado. More>>
Ten years after a Four State man was paralyzed from the waist down he has crossed the stage to accept his masters degree. Meet the man inspiring others to imagine and believe. More>>
A South Middle School students gets national recognition for his improvement in reading. Eighth grader Kaleb Hansen is one of just 12 in the nation to be a Scholastic Classic All Star in the Read 180 More>>
Local and federal government officials share ideas at a work session in Joplin of how to strengthen emergency response. More>>
A year after the tornado, there is still no lack of volunteer efforts. Several organizations came to Joplin just days after the storm and are continuing to provide some much needed help. More>>
Both Freeman and Mercy say they have learned many lessons from that fateful night. Changes have been made and other changes are still coming that will help them handle any future disaster. More>>
Joplin City officials say they will soon begin replacing nearly 2,000 street signs destroyed by the tornado, easing what has been a continuous frustration for drivers. More>>
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