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6 days ago | 
fourstateshomepage.com | Dave Thomas |Sheila Stogsdill |Dustin Lattimer
UPDATE:MIAMI, Okla. — We have a reporter on the scene of what authorities say is an officer-involved shooting in Miami, Oklahoma. As of 10:45 p.m., Saturday night, there is currently a heavy police presence, including members of the Miami Police Department, Quapaw Nation Marshals, with additional law enforcement en route. Authorities have placed markers on Main Street in front of Mia Bella Italian Kitchen. Crime scene tape has been placed on the block’s perimeter. ORIGINAL:MIAMI, Okla.
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1 week ago | 
fourstateshomepage.com | Dustin Lattimer
PIERCE CITY, Mo. — A public hearing is held for residents to voice their concerns about several new poultry feeding operations looking to operate in Newton and Lawrence Counties.
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1 week ago | 
fourstateshomepage.com | Dustin Lattimer
BAXTER SPRINGS, Kan. — Controversy within Baxter Springs city government leads to the resignation of two council members. The Baxter Springs City Council is without two of its council members, following Tuesday night’s meeting (5/27). Baxter Springs Mayor, Kelly Abbott says both council members quit for personal reasons, but he has not yet received anything in writing. One of those who resigned was Casi Shaw — a write-in candidate in the November 2024 election.
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1 week ago | 
fourstateshomepage.com | Dustin Lattimer
WEBB CITY, Mo. — Whether you’re traveling across the state or across the country this summer, keeping your money safe and secure can help keep your vacation stress free. Representatives with Arvest Bank say, while recent advances in technology help protect your financial accounts, it’s still not foolproof. And they have some advice to help keep your credit safe and secure. First and foremost, never let your card out of sight.
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1 week ago | 
fourstateshomepage.com | Dustin Lattimer
CARTHAGE, Mo. — The Carthage City Council approves a new sidewalk project in an area of the city that’s starting to grow. During Tuesday’s meeting (5/27), council voted to pass a new sidewalk construction project. It will add around a mile of sidewalk near the intersection of Fir and Chapel Roads. The concrete surface will start at Steadly Elementary on the south side of Fir Road, and cross in front of the Carthage Intermediate Center on Chapel Road.
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1 week ago | 
fourstateshomepage.com | Dustin Lattimer
NEOSHO, Mo. — A piece of World War Two art nearly lost to history was recently discovered in Neosho. Last year, the Neosho Arts Council was contacted about an unfinished art mural found on the wall of an agriculture building at Camp Crowder. The mural was started by a soldier stationed at Camp Crowder, more than 80 years ago, during the Second World War. The identity of that soldier has yet to be discovered. The Neosho Arts Council is now working to save the historic military mural.
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1 week ago | 
ozarksfirst.com | Dustin Lattimer
NEOSHO, Mo. — One year ago, gang members took the lives of Davy and Natalie Lloyd — a local missionary couple serving in Haiti. “I wasn’t expecting today to hit as hard as it did,” said Naomi Baker. For Ben and Naomi Baker, the one-year anniversary of their daughter and son-in-law’s deaths, has been filled with emotion. “It’s hard to believe it’s been a year,” said Ben Baker.
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2 weeks ago | 
fox2now.com | Dustin Lattimer
NEOSHO, Mo. — One year ago, gang members took the lives of Davy and Natalie Lloyd — a local missionary couple serving in Haiti. “I wasn’t expecting today to hit as hard as it did,” said Naomi Baker. For Ben and Naomi Baker, the one-year anniversary of their daughter and son-in-law’s deaths, has been filled with emotion. “It’s hard to believe it’s been a year,” said Ben Baker.
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2 weeks ago | 
fox4kc.com | Dustin Lattimer
NEOSHO, Mo. — One year ago, gang members took the lives of Davy and Natalie Lloyd — a local missionary couple serving in Haiti. “I wasn’t expecting today to hit as hard as it did,” said Naomi Baker. For Ben and Naomi Baker, the one-year anniversary of their daughter and son-in-law’s deaths, has been filled with emotion. “It’s hard to believe it’s been a year,” said Ben Baker.
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2 weeks ago | 
fourstateshomepage.com | Dustin Lattimer
NEOSHO, Mo. — One year ago, gang members took the lives of Davy and Natalie Lloyd — a local missionary couple serving in Haiti. “I wasn’t expecting today to hit as hard as it did,” said Naomi Baker. For Ben and Naomi Baker, the one-year anniversary of their daughter and son-in-law’s deaths, has been filled with emotion. “It’s hard to believe it’s been a year,” said Ben Baker.
