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  • Couple celebrates wedding with baseball theme

    Wednesday, June 19 2013 10:45 PM EDT2013-06-20 02:45:31 GMT
    For some...a dream wedding involves a church, or outdoor scenery. For others its a different story. A local couple celebrated their dream wedding at the Field of Dreams in Baxter Springs, Kansas. It's
    A local couple celebrated their dream wedding at the Field of Dreams in Baxter Springs, Kansas. It's the happiest day of their lives and they wanted to celebrate it all around what makes them the most happy.

  • Tuesday, June 18 2013 6:17 PM EDT2013-06-18 22:17:23 GMT
    Joplin city officials and the Environmental Protection Agency are hoping to turn one of Joplin's busiest throughways's into a safe, green area. "Essentially, what we want to do is kick off a conversation
    Joplin city officials and the Environmental Protection Agency are hoping to turn one of Joplin's busiest throughways's into a safe, green area. "What we want to do is kick off a conversation in Joplin - how do people want 20th Street to look?"

  • Several Joplin residents will ask the city council on Monday evening to reconsider a citywide curbside recycling issue defeated earlier this month. On June 3 the council rejected a proposal to put a curbside
    Council members rejected a proposal on June 3 to put a curbside recycling program to a public vote by the margin of four to three, but community members spoke out hoping the council would change their mind.  On Monday night Joplin residents attended the city council meeting prepared to make their voices heard.

  • CRAWFORD COUNTY, KS - A Crawford County woman has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of her 4 month old son. Heather Leigh Buckalew remains in the Crawford County jail stemming on charges
    An Arma woman charged in the murder of her four month old has been bound over for trial, but the judge has ruled she will be charged with involuntary manslaughter instead of second degree murder.

  • Monday, June 17 2013 3:35 PM EDT2013-06-17 19:35:09 GMT
    One suspect is at a local hospital following a late night officer involved shooting which occurred near the intersection of 36th and Finley. A Joplin Police Officer conducted a car stop on a vehicle
    Charges have been filed against the suspect involved in a weekend shooting with Joplin police officers. The shooting occurred during what began as a routine car stop shortly after 1:00 a.m. on Sunday.

  • Two pronounced dead after fatal car accident in Joplin

    Two passengers were pronounced dead and a third passenger were injured after an early morning crash in Joplin. Joplin police report the one vehicle roll over crash occurred around 1:15 a.m. June 15th
    The names of victims are released after a weekend crash in Joplin. The crash happened in the area of Saint Louis and G Street at 1:15 Saturday morning. Investigators say the driver was going too fast around a curve and lost control.

  • Sunday, June 16 2013 6:21 PM EDT2013-06-16 22:21:43 GMT
    A Joplin woman confined to a wheelchair is thanking Mercy Hospital for allowing her to enjoy the little things in life again - like being outdoors and taking car rides. Thanks to some generous volunteers,
    A Joplin woman confined to a wheelchair is thanking Mercy Hospital for allowing her to enjoy the little things in life again - like being outdoors and taking car rides. Thanks to some generous volunteers,

  • Sunday, June 16 2013 5:18 PM EDT2013-06-16 21:18:00 GMT
    A woman who is worried about flooding issues relating to a new apartment complex being built in Duquesne says she now has more reasons to worry. Duquesne resident Cinda Sweet is worried the apartment
     

    A woman who is worried about flooding issues relating to a new apartment complex being built in Duquesne says she now has more reasons to worry.

  • Coal Buckets Arrive In Pittsburg as a part of SEK Artsfest

    Friday, June 14 2013 5:03 PM EDT2013-06-14 21:03:06 GMT
    Drive down Broadway in Pittsburg and you'll see signs of local history. It's not something you see every day. A large, concrete bucket of coal. Each one is uniquely painted with a personal touch by local
    Drive down Broadway in Pittsburg and you'll see signs of local history. It's not something you see every day. A large, concrete bucket of coal. Each one is uniquely painted with a personal touch by local

  • Thursday, June 13 2013 6:04 PM EDT2013-06-13 22:04:13 GMT
    A homeowner is wounded with his own knife after catching an intruder inside his Joplin home. The resident on 509 north wall came home Wednesday morning to find a male suspect burglarizing his residence.

    A homeowner is wounded with his own knife after catching an intruder inside his Joplin home.

    The resident on 509 north wall came home Wednesday morning to find a male suspect burglarizing his residence.

  • Thursday, June 13 2013 12:40 PM EDT2013-06-13 16:40:34 GMT
    Plans for the City of Joplin's Independence Day Celebration have been confirmed by Joplin Parks and Recreation officials. The event will be held on Thursday, July 4th at Landreth Park. The Celebration
    Plans for the City of Joplin's Independence Day Celebration have been confirmed by Joplin Parks and Recreation officials. The event will be held on Thursday, July 4th at Landreth Park.

  • Medical Personnel Taking Precautions with Donated Organs

    Monday, June 10 2013 6:03 PM EDT2013-06-10 22:03:50 GMT
    IT'S A ROUTINE QUESTION WHEN APPLYING FOR A DRIVERS LICENSE....TO BECOME AN ORGAN DONOR.      WITH 45 PERCENT OF AMERICANS AGREEING TO BE DONORS - SOME ARE STILL ASKING...WHY IS THERE SUCH A LACK
    IT'S A ROUTINE QUESTION WHEN APPLYING FOR A DRIVERS LICENSE....TO BECOME AN ORGAN DONOR.      WITH 45 PERCENT OF AMERICANS AGREEING TO BE DONORS - SOME ARE STILL ASKING...WHY IS THERE SUCH A LACK

  • Saturday, June 8 2013 7:21 PM EDT2013-06-08 23:21:31 GMT
    Partnership between Pepsi Co and Joplin's Habitat for Humanity brings a half million dollars to Joplin. Thanks to two %250 thousand dollar grants from Pepsi Co, Joplin's Habitat for Humanity will be
    Partnership between Pepsi Co and Joplin's Habitat for Humanity brings a half million dollars to Joplin.

  • Wednesday, June 5 2013 7:11 PM EDT2013-06-05 23:11:37 GMT
    Some people are on edge in Neosho where a man claiming to be a utility worker has been entering homes and stealing money. Officials warn residents to always be cautious of who they allow to enter their
    A recent theft victim spoke with us Wednesday morning and tells us she didn't see the situation coming until it was too late.  She says she is thankful to have only lost some possessions after allowing what she thought was a repairman into her home.

  • Monday, June 3 2013 5:57 PM EDT2013-06-03 21:57:41 GMT
    School kids don't have to become couch potatoes over summer vacation.  Missouri Southern's Lifetime Sports Academy is providing a place for kids to learn activities that they can enjoy for the rest of
    MSSU's Lifetime Sports Academy is designed for children ages 7 to 12 to enjoy 4 days of fun, learning activities they can pursue for a lifetime.

  • Saturday, June 1 2013 6:43 PM EDT2013-06-01 22:43:22 GMT
    Summer is right around the corner, which means more motorcycles on the road. As a motorcycle rider it's important to remember the proper safety procedures. This weekend Crowder College hosted a motorcycle
    Summer is right around the corner, which means more motorcycles on the road.

  • Storms cause Road Closures Across the Area

    Saturday, June 1 2013 10:14 AM EDT2013-06-01 14:14:38 GMT
    Friday evening and early Saturday morning storms are causing road closures across many counties in the area. Many secondary roadways are flooded and motorists are urged to use caution while traveling. As
    Friday evening and early Saturday morning storms are causing road closures across many counties in the area. Many secondary roadways are flooded and motorists are urged to use caution while traveling. As

  • Friday, May 31 2013 6:40 PM EDT2013-05-31 22:40:48 GMT
    Flash flooding makes travel treacherous and with water levels still rising from yesterday's rains authorities are urging drivers to be cautious when the storms return later today. High water from yesterday's
    Flash flooding in the Four States is making travel dangerous.  Water levels are still rising from Thursday's rains and with more rain on Friday, officials are urging drivers to be cautious.

  • Thursday, May 30 2013 5:55 PM EDT2013-05-30 21:55:29 GMT
    A Drive Thru Jobfest was held today in Joplin, offering employers and job seekers an easy and convenient way to fill openings. At the Jobfest, drivers were given a bag with information that includes everything
    Drive up, receive a bag, and go apply.  Job seekers received information on open positions in a minute and it's all layed out in one bag.  It's a different kind of approach to job hunting, providing everything a job seeker needs without taking valuable time out of your day.

  • Friday, May 24 2013 5:18 PM EDT2013-05-24 21:18:54 GMT
    A contamination issue dating back to the 1900's has officials ready to clean up in Iola, Kansas.  Federal regulators are putting the contaminated area on a list of hazardous waste places with highest priority
    A contamination issue dating back to the 1900's has officials ready to clean up in Iola, Kansas.  Federal regulators are putting the contaminated area on a list of hazardous waste places with highest priority for cleanup.

  • The Grove Police Department says the Grand River Dam Authority is working a boat collision at Arrowhead North on Grand Lake.
    The driver of the boat admitted that before the crash that killed two people occurred he had taken an unknown anti-depressant, had approximately 10 beers and drank a shot of tequila...

  • Tuesday, May 21 2013 5:43 PM EDT2013-05-21 21:43:09 GMT
    The community of Moore, Oklahoma is experiencing the kind of devastation Joplin saw two years ago.  Responders from Joplin quickly reacted, taking what they've already learned in the past to Moore on Monday
    The images coming out of Moore, Oklahoma look all too familiar for Joplin and Duquesne residents.  Joplin officials want the City of Moore to know that they are not alone, and we are there for them.

  • High winds and heavy rains leave behind sporadic power outages, flooding in low lying areas, and minor damage. We have yet to confirm word of any major damage or injuries but we will be monitoring these
    A National Weather Service survey team says a small EF-1 tornado hit Carthage, Missouri on Sunday night.  Crews were in clean-up mode this morning.

  • Sunday, May 19 2013 6:49 PM EDT2013-05-19 22:49:39 GMT
    Decades of dedication to Catholic education are coming to an end this year for two teachers at St. Mary's Elementary School in Joplin. Today a farewell reception was held for retiring 1st grade teacher
    Decades of dedication to Catholic education are coming to an end this year for two teachers at St. Mary's Elementary School in Joplin.

  • Sunday, May 19 2013 6:43 PM EDT2013-05-19 22:43:06 GMT
    Since the 2011 tornado, different faiths have come together today, those groups of various religions met again. This was the third inter-faith service held since the tornado but the goal is to send a
    Since the 2011 tornado, different faiths have come together today, those groups of various religions met again.

  • Saturday, May 18 2013 6:21 PM EDT2013-05-18 22:21:26 GMT
    Bargain hunters head to Miami hoping to score a little more bang for their buck at a city auction. Miami Civic Center was packed for the annual surplus auction. It's everything must go and folks had
    Bargain hunters head to Miami hoping to score a little more bang for their buck at a city auction.

  • Improvements Coming to Pittsburg Roadways Thanks to Sales Tax

    Wednesday, May 15 2013 8:50 PM EDT2013-05-16 00:50:12 GMT
    Improvements are coming to Pittsburg area roadways. The project is being funded by sales tax, but now that it's over halfway complete, officials are hoping residents will renew the tax in the next year. Pittsburg
    Improvements are coming to Pittsburg area roadways. The project is being funded by sales tax, but now that it's over halfway complete, officials are hoping residents will renew the tax in the next year. Pittsburg

  • Tuesday, May 14 2013 3:10 PM EDT2013-05-14 19:10:53 GMT
    The Missouri House of Representatives has passed the Paycheck Protection Bill, which will give union workers the option to be in the union.  The bill has been sent to Governor Jay Nixon's office. Originally,
    The Missouri House of Representatives has passed the Paycheck Protection Bill, which will now give union workers the option to be in the union. Originally, union rights were deducted automatically from employees paychecks, but the bill will require workers to give permission.

  • Saturday, May 11 2013 7:30 PM EDT2013-05-11 23:30:05 GMT
    Deputies have a challenging job, but today Jasper county residents learned how they train and about the tools help do their job. The Jasper County Sheriff's Office held an open house this morning. Visitors
    Deputies have a challenging job, but today Jasper county residents learned how they train and about the tools help do their job.

  • Wednesday, May 8 2013 5:28 PM EDT2013-05-08 21:28:55 GMT
    New legislation passed by the Missouri House will allow pharmacies to control what medicines they keep in stock, which will hopefully help them save money. Since medications have expiration dates, keeping
    New legislation passed by the Missouri House will allow pharmacies to control what medicines they keep in stock, which will hopefully help them save money. The bill is now going to Governor Jay Nixon's desk.

  • Tuesday, May 7 2013 4:32 PM EDT2013-05-07 20:32:36 GMT
    High school seniors are ready to take the next step and enjoy their first summer as a free student. Sometimes the excitement built up over 12 years of schooling can make students do some silly things.
    Sometimes the excitement built up over 12 years of schooling can make students do some silly things.  But what may be funny to one student may not be funny to a teacher or student.

  • Sunday, May 5 2013 8:27 PM EDT2013-05-06 00:27:21 GMT
    The Christian Church of Carl Junction has a new edition to their ministry. After 5 months of hard work the church officially dedicated their newly finished mural in their children's ministry. The hand
    The Christian Church of Carl Junction has a new edition to their ministry.

  • Saturday, May 4 2013 8:30 PM EDT2013-05-05 00:30:38 GMT
    When 4 staters think of a recent tornado, some think of the may 22nd one in Joplin. However today marks the 10 year anniversary of the 2003 tornado that ripped through the Carl Junction area. If you
    When 4 staters think of a recent tornado, some think of the may 22nd one in Joplin.

  • Saturday, May 4 2013 8:25 PM EDT2013-05-05 00:25:45 GMT
    For those of us with green thumbs, the winter-like weather hasn't put a damper on the gardening spirit. In Carthage the Ozark Gateway Master Gardeners held a plant sale. Despite the weather, came, picking
    For those of us with green thumbs, the winter-like weather hasn't put a damper on the gardening spirit.

  • Friday, April 26 2013 7:21 PM EDT2013-04-26 23:21:45 GMT
    A lot of people spend hours creating sweet treats which could bring them a profit if they go into a home business. A bill passed in Oklahoma will now allow home bakeries to operate without a food preparation
    A lot of people spend hours creating sweet treats which could bring them a profit if they go into a home business.

  • Students Hope to Bring Suspended Joplin Teacher Back

    April 22, 2013 05:13 PM 2013-04-23 17:22:40 GMT
    A tenured Joplin Area School teacher is placed on administrative leave...and students are asking why. Randy Turner, an 8th grade Communications teacher at the Joplin Middle School was placed on administrative
    A tenured Joplin Area School teacher is placed on administrative leave...and students are asking why. Randy Turner, an 8th grade Communications teacher at the Joplin Middle School was placed on administrative

  • Friday, April 19 2013 5:23 PM EDT2013-04-19 21:23:10 GMT
    Early developmental skills are important for children and not having them could throw them off track.  Some of the skills needed for children heading to kindergarten include knowing how to behave in classrooms
    Early developmental skills are important for children and not having them could throw them off track.  Some of the skills needed for children heading to kindergarten include knowing how to behave in classrooms and being social with classmates.

  • Friday, April 12 2013 2:14 PM EDT2013-04-12 18:14:47 GMT
    Having a few extra pennies in your pocket could help fight cancer. That's the thought of students at some Baxter Springs elementary schools. Both Lincoln and Central Elementary schools have been raising
    or the past couple of months some Baxter Springs students have been collecting loose change to help leukemia patients. The campaign "Pennies for Patients" raised more than $2,000 for the Kansas chapter of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

  • Wednesday, March 27 2013 1:47 PM EDT2013-03-27 17:47:49 GMT
    The Joplin School District gets set to vote on an official name for its new elementary school. After weeks of research, brainstorming and voting between members, the Joplin school board will decide on
    Joplin's newest elementary school has a name.  The school is being built on East 20th Street next to East Middle School and will be called Soaring Heights Elementary.

  • Monday, March 25 2013 6:25 PM EDT2013-03-25 22:25:30 GMT
    The Lowell Milken Center in Fort Scott is home to a number of history exhibits recognizing unsung heroes, all of them uncovered by Kansas area students and teachers. Currently six exhibits are on display
    Students and adults worldwide send ideas to the Lowell Milken Center in Fort Scott to research unsung, or undiscovered heroes of history. Children and adults created exhibits through intense research, that feature historical facts and figures from African American history, the Holocaust and World World II.

  • Friday, March 22 2013 5:21 PM EDT2013-03-22 21:21:44 GMT
    Six people are charged in connection with prostitution after an undercover investigation in Joplin. Officers met women on websites and made plans to meet them at a hotel. Police say the Internet may
    Six people are charged in connection with prostitution after an undercover investigation in Joplin. Officers met women on websites and made plans to meet them at a hotel.

  • Thursday, March 21 2013 5:38 PM EDT2013-03-21 21:38:55 GMT
    College basketball fans can rejoice - March Madness is in full swing. Sixty-eight NCAA basketball teams had their sights set on a college basketball championship. Fans of the game have all sorts of strategies
    Fans of the game have all sorts of strategies for filling out brackets before the tournament. We talked with a woman in Joplin who calls herself an Intuitive Consultant and makes predictions based on feelings.

  • Monday, March 18 2013 6:59 PM EDT2013-03-18 22:59:24 GMT
    Some people in Carterville, Missouri say the potholes there are getting out of hand. Now the city is asking citizens to raise property taxes to fix the problem. Supporters hope better streets will pave
    Some people in Carterville, Missouri say the potholes there are getting out of hand. Now the city is asking citizens to raise property taxes to fix the problem. Supporters hope better streets will pave

  • Friday, March 15 2013 6:54 PM EDT2013-03-15 22:54:21 GMT
    While the state of Missouri and most counties gained residents, according to the U.S. Census numbers Jasper County saw a decrease of about 2,500, partly due to the 2011 tornado. But officials are optimistic
    While the state of Missouri and most counties gained residents, according to the U.S. Census numbers Jasper County saw a decrease of about 2,500, partly due to the 2011 tornado. But officials are optimistic for the town's progress and its future.

  • Thursday, March 14 2013 7:18 PM EDT2013-03-14 23:18:31 GMT
    Upgrades to the Joplin Emergency Warning System are complete and ready to use. Severe weather warnings are used for our safety but in years past many people ignored the sirens or did not take them seriously. With
    Severe weather warnings are used for our safety but in years past many people ignored the sirens or did not take them seriously. With the improvements the Joplin Emergency Management hopes residents are more prepared.

  • Monday, March 11 2013 5:03 PM EDT2013-03-11 21:03:33 GMT
    Many school board elections will take place in the next month in southeast Kansas. While Baxter Springs, Galena, Northeast and Pittsburg have seen challengers for the school board seats, other communities
    Some rural school districts in Kansas are having a hard time filling school board positions. In our area most school districts have managed to fill positions, but they've seen fewer challenges from the community. In the Riverton School District the last elected school board position went to a write-in candidate.

  • Oklahoma Horse Legislation Upsets Local Horse Ranches

    Sunday, March 10 2013 7:52 PM EDT2013-03-10 23:52:15 GMT
    A world wide controversy is now affecting the state of Oklahoma. First the issue became international in Europe, then became national in the United States, and now the issue of Horse Slaughtering for human
    A world wide controversy is now affecting the state of Oklahoma. First the issue became international in Europe, then became national in the United States, and now the issue of Horse Slaughtering for human

  • Saturday, March 9 2013 8:24 PM EST2013-03-10 01:24:34 GMT
    Veterans were invited out to the Neosho National Fish Hatchery today for the second annual Rainbows for Veterans event. The event was open up to veterans and their families. Folks could cast their lines

    Veterans were invited out to the Neosho National Fish Hatchery today for the second annual Rainbows for Veterans event.

  • Saturday, March 9 2013 8:21 PM EST2013-03-10 01:21:33 GMT
    Patients have a chance to interacting with their doctor's outside of the office, in a more comfortable setting. The goal of Freeman Health System's"Walk With A Doc" event. The group gathered at the George

    Patients have a chance to interacting with their doctor's outside of the office, in a more comfortable setting.

  • Friday, March 8 2013 5:39 PM EST2013-03-08 22:39:07 GMT
    Upgraded floors, a new paint color and redecorated walls will soon be completed at Freeman Health System's hospital in Neosho. It may look a little messy right now but in just a few weeks the hospital's
    Upgraded floors, a new paint color and redecorated walls will soon be completed at Freeman Health System's hospital in Neosho.

  • Thursday, March 7 2013 6:28 PM EST2013-03-07 23:28:53 GMT
    Budget cuts in Washington D.C. silences some music in the Four States. A chorus that was part of the U.S. Navy Band had been scheduled to perform at a free concert in Pittsburg. Hundreds of free tickets
    Budget cuts in Washington D.C. silences some music in the Four States. A chorus that was part of the U.S. Navy Band had been scheduled to perform at a free concert in Pittsburg.

  • Monday, March 4 2013 7:53 PM EST2013-03-05 00:53:14 GMT
    The act of rape can create pain and suffering for not only the victim, but for friends and family as well. It can take years for victims to recover the strength to come forward and seek justice. Currently,
    Kansas is currently one of 10 states that require a rape to be prosecuted within five years. But it can take years for victims to recover the strength to come forward and seek justice. Now a new bill would give victims 10 years to file charges.

  • Read Across America Day

    Friday, March 1 2013 6:34 PM EST2013-03-01 23:34:18 GMT
    Friday is Read Across America Day and many area schools are holding events, hoping to develop a love for reading among young people. The Joplin School District says it stresses the importance of reading
    Schools, businesses and parents celebrated Read Across America Day by reading books to children but administrators with the Joplin Schools want everyone to know that reading is essential every day.

  • Thursday, February 28 2013 8:04 PM EST2013-03-01 01:04:00 GMT
    A sudden notice left on doors has put residents at an Iola, Kansas motel into panic. The city shut off their electricity Thursday afternoon and now many residents fear they will be left homeless. Emotions
    A sudden notice left on doors has put residents at an Iola, Kansas motel into panic. The city shut off their electricity Thursday afternoon and now many residents fear they will be left homeless.

  • Monday, February 25 2013 6:51 PM EST2013-02-25 23:51:48 GMT
    Hearing that you've been diagnosed with cancer can bring a whirlwind of emotions. A new program at Joplin's Freeman Health Systems hopes to provide some comfort. Breast cancer isn't stopping patients
    This past November Jessica Pratt began chemotherapy. Along with the support of family and friends, she's had one person by her side through the entire process - a breast cancer patient navigator.

  • Monday, February 25 2013 4:48 PM EST2013-02-25 21:48:01 GMT
    Local pharmacies spent Monday morning filling prescriptions as some customers rushed to get their drugs before the storm. Cars were lined up at the drive-thru window at Pronto's Pharmacy in Webb City.
    Cars were lined up at the drive-thru window at Pronto's Pharmacy in Webb City. Customers were also inside as people were taking extra caution ahead of the winter system.

  • Friday, February 22 2013 5:24 PM EST2013-02-22 22:24:36 GMT
    Some wildlife in the area are adapting to the changing weather. Our records show this has been a slightly colder than average winter in the Four States, but national records show that elsewhere this winter
    Officials with local conservation groups say some birds that usually migrate here for the winter are staying farther north, where it's becoming easier to find food and shelter.

  • A proposed tuition increase means students at Missouri Southern State University could be paying more money for the second year in a row. At a meeting Monday between the board of governor's budget members
    The university's board of governor's passed a 2.2% tuition increase on Friday, meaning students will pay an additional $3.72 per credit hour. For example, if a student takes 12 credit hours they will pay almost $45 more per semester.

  • Wednesday, February 13 2013 8:11 PM EST2013-02-14 01:11:30 GMT
    It's a dream that many people wish for, but for James Redden, it's practically a day's work. "The Past year's been such a blessing. Just go from auditioning to X-Factor, The Voice, and now Idol. It's
    It's a dream that many people wish for, but for James Redden, it's practically a day's work.

  • Monday, February 11 2013 7:40 PM EST2013-02-12 00:40:34 GMT
    The hard work of students in one local elementary school has paid off. After three years of research on academic progress the Neosho, Missouri school has been awarded an honor that only 11 schools in
    After three years of research on academic progress Benton Elementary School in Neosho, Missouri has been awarded an honor that only 11 schools in the state receive.

  • Saturday, February 9 2013 8:17 PM EST2013-02-10 01:17:20 GMT
    A Crawford County man is asking the community's help in locating his guns after they were stolen last week. Sometime last Wednesday evening, approximately 40 guns were stolen from a gun safe in a home
    A Crawford County man is asking the community's help in locating his guns after they were stolen last week.

  • Barton County receives a "Poor" rating from the Missouri State Auditor. One reason for the Poor rating - the sheriff could not account for a little under $950 of undercover drug money. The state auditor
    The Missouri state auditors office released the county audit on Monday. The report included $945 of undocumented funds from the sheriff's department set aside to buy drugs undercover.

  • Wednesday, February 6 2013 6:21 PM EST2013-02-06 23:21:09 GMT
    The United States Postal Service is ending it's Saturday First Class mail delivery in August. The USPS estimates it will save $2 billion a year with the move. At least one local business doesn't think
    The United States Postal Service is ending it's Saturday First Class mail delivery in August. The USPS estimates it will save $2 billion a year with the move. At least one local business doesn't think it will make much of a difference.

  • Sunday, February 3 2013 8:37 PM EST2013-02-04 01:37:16 GMT
    Sunny skies can certainly look nice in the morning, but until you step outside and drive to work, don't be tricked into thinking it's warm and that the roadways are dry. Missouri State Highway Patrol
    Missouri State Highway Patrol officials say those conditions are leading to deadly accidents.

  • Saturday, February 2 2013 6:58 PM EST2013-02-02 23:58:20 GMT
    Falling in love with music and dance makes for a great Valentines Day concert The Joplin Little Theatre will host it's 3rd bi-annual Valentine Concert fundraiser called, That's Amore, featuring love
    Falling in love with music and dance makes for a great Valentines Day concert

  • Tuesday, January 29 2013 7:14 PM EST2013-01-30 00:14:51 GMT
    A Kansas business had a hectic morning as the sheriff's department showed up with a court order. The Labette County sheriff's department today received a court order concerning property at Kanza Services
    The Labette County sheriff's department today received a court order concerning property at Kanza Services in Parsons. Very few details have been released but crews were at the railcar manufacturer's plant all day hauling company vehicles and equipment.

  • Monday, January 28 2013 5:24 PM EST2013-01-28 22:24:58 GMT
    The submission of Barton County's 2013 budget brings disappointment to county commissioners hoping to save their departments money. Last week, with minutes to spare, officials with Barton County submitted
    The submission of Barton County's 2013 budget brings disappointment to county commissioners hoping to save their departments money. Last week, with minutes to spare, officials with Barton County submitted their budget to the state auditor of Missouri.

  • Sunday, January 27 2013 8:58 PM EST2013-01-28 01:58:05 GMT
    As the nation deals with the surge of flu cases, some may be wondering what the statistics in our area look like. Whether inside hospitals, or at schools, people are starting to see more and more cases
    As the nation deals with the surge of flu cases, some may be wondering what the statistics in our area look like.

  • Thursday, January 24 2013 4:05 PM EST2013-01-24 21:05:21 GMT
    Issues over who has the right to issue employee pay raises was one of the topics discussed between county commissioners in Cherokee County, Kansas this week. Discussions between the Cherokee County treasurer
    Issues over who has the right to issue employee pay raises was one of the topics discussed between county commissioners in Cherokee County, Kansas this week.

  • Wednesday, January 23 2013 5:54 PM EST2013-01-23 22:54:11 GMT
    While many people are fighting the flu, a local school district is taking preventative measures for their students and staff by providing a service that takes mobile care to a new level. The Pittsburg
    The Pittsburg school district began offering healthcare services through a Kid Care Health Van at the beginning of the year. The van rotates between the schools, treating students, faculty and family members. Officials say they've been busy since the holiday break.

  • Monday, January 21 2013 5:41 PM EST2013-01-21 22:41:39 GMT
    Spreading hope, and giving back was the goal for many volunteers today in Joplin. It's a great experience to be able to be able to engage in interfaith dialog thru my Muslim friends with New York University.
    Spreading hope, and giving back was the goal for many volunteers today in Joplin. It's a great experience to be able to be able to engage in interfaith dialog thru my Muslim friends with New York University.

  • Wednesday, January 16 2013 6:10 PM EST2013-01-16 23:10:55 GMT
    A 10 week "Get Fit Pitt" program being sponsored by Girlfriends Gym on North Broadway in Pittsburg was off to a strong start last night. The program is designed to help men and women make healthy lifestyle
    A 10 week "Get Fit Pitt" program being sponsored by Girlfriends Gym on North Broadway in Pittsburg was off to a strong start last night.

Kelly Reid
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Kelly grew up in Johnstown, Pennsylvania and joined KOAM in January 2013.

She earned a degree in Broadcast Communications from Clarion University. Kelly worked as a photographer for WTAJ in Altoona, Pennsylvania and worked for NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams.

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