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For the last five years, residents and elected officials have mulled over the best solution for the 100-year-old failing building.
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The interactive and dynamic safety town experience was the first of its kind in Southwest Missouri.
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The building will be Joplin’s second Crowder College campus once it is finished.
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The Joplin event was a part of a nationwide protest against the military parade in Washington D.C.
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Thursday’s town hall in Joplin was the fourth in a series this month in the area.
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The 1,188 square mile mine covered parts of Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas. Many towns in the area started because of the presence of mines.
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The fiber internet company, ALLO, is in the construction process for expanding Greater Joplin’s Wi-Fi access.
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Thursday May 22 was the 14th Anniversary of the E-5 tornado that devastated Joplin, Missouri and claimed the lives of 158 people. Michael Weaver was a resident in Joplin at the time and a prospective medical student. KRPS's Rachel Schnelle spoke with him about how the tornado impacted his personal and professional life.
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Once built, the neighborhood will be available for veterans and senior citizens.
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Ben Baker served District 160 for eight years. His seat will be filled through a special election.
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This weekend's theme was 'charity and how to give.' The panelists, each representing a different faith, shared their unique but equally inspiring commitment to charity.
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The owner of Run Around Shoes, Erik Bartlett, said he is unsure of how big the impact of tariffs will be on his business.