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The school's website says the complete report card is a “comprehensive look at how our schools are serving Joplin's PreK-12th grade students across academics, the arts, activities and daily experiences.” -
Visit Joplin's websiteA familiar face around the city of Joplin, is retiring after fifteen years with Visit Joplin. Patrick Tuttle is grateful for the partnerships he's made throughout his career and time with Joplin.
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Social service organizations attribute Joplin’s growing unsheltered population to economic instability, lack of affordable housing -
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. -
Council member Ryan Jackson was censured during Monday’s city council meeting after an online hate comment and threatening a local reporter. -
The candidates answered questions written by MSSU students about economic development, conflict resolution and the homelessness crisis in Joplin. -
Over 400 Southwest Missouri residents lined the sidewalks of 7th and Rangeline with various signs, American flags, and shirts opposing the Trump administration. -
The annexation plan was approved on Jan. 12 by Joplin’s planning commissionwith a 6-1 vote. It is in the very beginning stages of the approval process, according to Joplin city officials. -
Customer testimonies from the July public hearings have become the cornerstone of the Public Service Commission's orders. -
Economic development and tourism were key touchstones during Wednesday's two-hour ceremony. -
Joplin passed an ordinance in November 2025 forbidding the displacement of transient individuals. -
Addressing homelessness has been a top priority for Joplin city officials
