Jeremiah Cook

Joplin

Senior Reporter at KODE-TV (Joplin, MO)

I'm a senior reporter and weekend weather anchor for KSNF in Joplin. Check back regularly for the latest news and weather!

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Missouri voters may decide on abortion law in 2026 referendum

1 day ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Jeremiah Cook

MISSOURI — Missouri voters may be asked to decide the fate of abortion in the “Show Me State” for a second time. Using a series of procedural moves to end the discussion, the state Senate advanced a measure to put the question back in front of voters. Last fall, Missouri voters approved codifying abortion in the state’s constitution. Missouri’s Republican super majority has proposed modifying state law to only allow abortion in certain medical emergencies or in cases of rape or incest.
PSU students build dog houses to support foster-based rescue

2 days ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Jeremiah Cook

PITTSBURG, Kan. — A classroom project means a new home for some deserving animals. For the past several weeks, students in Pitt State’s “Construction Systems Technology course” have been building dog houses. The project lets the students practice skills like designing and framing structure, which some of those students will then take and teach to others, when they graduate and become teachers themselves.
Vita Nova Village gets approval from Joplin Planning and Zoning committee

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Jeremiah Cook

JOPLIN, Mo. — Transitional housing for Joplin’s homeless population is one step closer to reality. At a meeting this afternoon, the Joplin Planning and Zoning committee gave approval to “Vita Nova Village”, a project bringing up to 20 tiny homes to a plot of land at 12th and South Byers.
Vita Nova Village gets approval from Joplin Planning and Zoning committee

3 days ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Jeremiah Cook

JOPLIN, Mo. — Transitional housing for Joplin’s homeless population is one step closer to reality. At a meeting this afternoon, the Joplin Planning and Zoning committee gave approval to “Vita Nova Village”, a project bringing up to 20 tiny homes to a plot of land at 12th and South Byers. Vita Nova is a non-profit, focused on providing the homeless a private living space while assisting with employment and education, and, eventually, a home of their own.
Freeman Health celebrates staff with BBQ for Hospital Week

3 days ago | yahoo.com | Jeremiah Cook

JOPLIN, Mo. — Making sure those responsible for keeping us healthy know they’re not forgotten—that was the theme at Freeman Health System today. To celebrate National Hospital Week 2025, every Freeman employee was celebrated today. This cookout saw 45-hundred hamburgers and hotdogs grilled. Hospital administrators say while we may think of the doctors and nurses, they’re just one part of a team dedicated to getting us back on our feet.
Veterans Round-up connects heroes with vital services and benefits

5 days ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Jeremiah Cook

PARSONS, Kan. — Veterans helping veterans, making sure those who served know what they’re eligible for. That was the purpose of the Veterans Roundup held today at Parsons’ VFW Brown-Bishop Post 704. It brings veterans together with service officers, helping veterans process claims and learn about benefits. Organizers expected roughly 60 to attend this session, with some coming from as far away as Leavenworth, Kansas.
Veterans Round-up connects heroes with vital services and benefits

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Jeremiah Cook

PARSONS, Kan. — Veterans helping veterans, making sure those who served know what they’re eligible for. That was the purpose of the Veterans Roundup held today at Parsons’ VFW Brown-Bishop Post 704. It brings veterans together with service officers, helping veterans process claims and learn about benefits. Organizers expected roughly 60 to attend this session, with some coming from as far away as Leavenworth, Kansas.
Lori Jones highlights connections at Ronald McDonald event

6 days ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Jeremiah Cook

JOPLIN, Mo. — It was a first for the Ronald McDonald house of the Four States. Pop Tab Palooza brought kids from eight elementary schools, along with volunteers, to Joplin’s Ronald McDonald House for a celebration. Collecting pop tabs is a fundraiser RMH uses to support its general mission of strengthening families and being there for them when needed.
Experts warn: Update printers to avoid cyber threats

1 week ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Jeremiah Cook

JOPLIN, Mo. — A tech staple may allow cyber criminals access to your home or office. Experts at Stronghold Data say while they’re lower on the priority list than laptops or PCs, printers can offer a gateway to your network. Stronghold chief operating officer Joe Thomas says one way to protect against that: an assessment of your risks. He also says when your printer alerts you to a needed update it’s important to make sure that’s installed.
What to look for in a new roof after storm damage

1 week ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Jeremiah Cook

GALENA, Kan. — Springtime brings blooming flowers, growing grass, and for some of us, new roofs. Those typically come courtesy of strong storms. It’s no secret, strong winds from thunderstorms can wreak havoc on your roof, but so can winds not associated with storms. When it comes time for that new roof, there are some things to keep in mind. The experts suggest first checking out the credentials of your roofer. Then, there’s the question of which type of shingle to go with.