Joplin soccer falls in regular-season finale
Injures and suspensions have weighed heavily on Joplin’s soccer team and on Thursday the Eagles’ woes continued with a 2-0 loss to the Ozark Tigers in their regular-season finale at
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Family members in “house of horrors” case bound over for trial
Three out of four members of a Joplin family charged in what has been dubbed the “house of horrors” case waived their right to preliminary hearings in Jasper County Circuit
Joplin's Holiday Tree Trail to debut Dec. 3
The Joplin Parks and Recreation Department is once again inviting the community to join in the annual Holiday Tree Trail competition.
Joplin Eagle Pride Marching Band to hold mattress fundraiser Nov. 14
Joplin High School’s Eagle Pride Marching Band will hold its second annual mattress fundraiser from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, at the high school, 2104 Indiana Ave.
Joplin council approves new pay plan for city employees
It took about seven minutes during a Joplin City Council special meeting Monday to approve a pay plan with0 wage increases for most city employees, including police and firefighters.
'We have to go big' Joplin High School Band to perform final ‘Infinite Blue’ show for community
Joplin High School’s Eagle Pride Marching Band is set to play its final performance of their award-winning “Infinite Blue” show for the community on Wednesday.
Marta Churchwell: Empty Bowls fundraiser set for Nov. 12 in Joplin
If you’re experiencing your own struggle with food costs, consider what it must be like for feeding programs attempting to meet increased demand for food. Their struggle is real.
Joplin City Council to consider finalizing certain employee raises
A special meeting of the Joplin City Council is set for Monday for final council action on proposed wage increases for many city employees, including police and firefighters.
Leadership Joplin provides Heritage sign at site of former Shubert Theater
Installation of a new Joplin Heritage Trail sign was celebrated Thursday on property at the north entrance of the Harry M. Cornell Arts & Entertainment Complex. The sign marks the
Brain health focus of Oct. 29 presentation
The Joplin Family YMCA and the Alzheimer’s Association will hold a 30-minute presentation on brain health at 10 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 29, at the YMCA, 3404 McIntosh Circle Drive in
More charges filed in Joplin Jail drug exchanges
Two more suspects have been charged with distributing drugs earlier this month in the Joplin City Jail, which allegedly caused some inmates to become ill from overdoses.
Joplin police, Walmart join for drug take back
The Joplin Police Department is joining forces with Walmart to participate in a nationally recognized day focused on prescription drug safety.
Joplin sets public meeting on last stretch Main Street streetscaping work
Construction on the last leg of Joplin’s Main Street streetscaping project will begin soon.
Ceremony Thursday morning to mark former Shubert Theatre site
Visit Joplin is inviting residents to celebrate the unveiling of a new Joplin Heritage Trail storyboard, this one honoring the former Shubert Theatre.
Downtown Joplin Alliance announces 2026 holiday events
The Downtown Joplin Alliance has announced a number of holiday-themed events, some of which are less than a month away.
Two arrested during Monday night ICE protest
Two people were arrested and charged Monday night as a result of alleged actions during a public protest outside Joplin City Hall following social media comments by a member of
Children's Miracle Network CEO visits Freeman Health System, Sam's Club
Walking into the Joplin Sam’s Club on Tuesday, Aimee Daily said she couldn’t stop looking at the banners of CMN children.
Miracle service dog Beau passes final test with flying colors
A black labradoodle named Beau sailed through his final test Thursday morning at Sam’s Club in Joplin before heading off to live with and take care of Sloane Kreman, 5.
Scholarship assembly at JHS helps open door to attending college
On Friday morning, Joplin senior Ella Huddleston found out her GPA, extracurricular activities and hard work through her high school career made her eligible for more than $2 million in
Public meeting set on parking garage work in downtown Joplin
A public meeting will be held Thursday, Oct. 22, by Joplin city officials to provide details about proposed construction work that is to be done on the Sixth Street parking
Joplin to hold celebration of 20th Street project completion
A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the completion of a project on 20th Street in Joplin will be held at 10 a.m. Friday.
Mercy's breast cancer ribbon becomes area icon
Forty gallons of pink paint are what it takes every year to paint the giant pink ribbon on a hillside at Mercy Hospital Joplin.
Joplin brothers who escaped Nazi Germany among those enshrined in Joplin Schools Hall of Fame
Family and friends of a pair of Jewish brothers who escaped Nazi Germany and made it safely to Joplin after World War II met here this week to see where
Joplin Family Y, Alzheimer's Association to offer presentation on brain health Oct. 29
The Joplin Family YMCA and the Alzheimer’s Association will hold a 30-minute presentation on brain health at 10 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 29, at the YMCA, 3404 McIntosh Circle Drive in