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To the naked eye, the damage is barely visible 15 years later. But to the survivors, volunteers and healthcare workers, the scars of May 22, 2011 remain.
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Council member Ryan Jackson was censured during Monday’s city council meeting after an online hate comment and threatening a local reporter.
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Customer testimonies from the July public hearings have become the cornerstone of the Public Service Commission's orders.
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Economic development and tourism were key touchstones during Wednesday's two-hour ceremony.
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Joplin passed an ordinance in November 2025 forbidding the displacement of transient individuals.
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Addressing homelessness has been a top priority for Joplin city officials
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The four commissioners issued stern statements regarding the findings of the hearings and the Office of Public Counsel investigations.
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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 proposed rate increase was met with opposition and confusion during Joplin’s public hearing on Monday.
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The Pulitzer Prize nominee is best known for his books about Route 66 and inspiring the Pixar movie, Cars.
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Teens and preteens will have the chance to speak with individuals and organizations about job opportunities in the arts. The event is open to kids ages 11 through 18.