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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Neosho students learn DNA extraction with KCU professor

1 day ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Jeremiah Cook

NEOSHO, Mo. — First grade students at Neosho’s Rise Elementary use cutting edge technology for a little classroom fun.
Missouri Southern hosts Earth Day sustainability conference

2 days ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Jeremiah Cook

Posted: Apr 22, 2025 / 03:26 PM CDT Updated: Apr 22, 2025 / 05:23 PM CDT SHARE JOPLIN, MO. — Students at Missouri Southern marked Earth Day with an annual meeting of the minds.
Carl Junction community unites for cleanup after powerful storm

3 days ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Gretchen Bolander |Jeremiah Cook

CARL JUNCTION, Mo. — 24 hours after a storm passes through town, damaging homes and businesses, cleanup in Carl Junction is already underway. Within minutes, neighbors were helping each other, and today, that work continues. Video from the Carl Junction School District shows the collapse of a playground shelter at the second and third grade building, and strong winds at Bulldog Stadium just to the north of that.
Missouri SBDC hosts Pitch Palooza 2025 to aid local entrepreneurs

1 week ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Jeremiah Cook

JOPLIN, Mo. — Missouri Southern hosts a competition aimed at growing the local economy—from the ground up. Pitch Palooza 2025 got underway this morning at the Missouri Small Business Development Center. It brings together budding entrepreneurs to pitch their businesses. While it is a competition—with prizes given to top performers—it has an added benefit. Kristen Hawkins, owner of Pup Dog Boutique in Carl Junction, says it helps build a network and get their name out to potential customers.
Carthage introduces blessing boxes with food and clothing aid

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jeremiah Cook

CARTHAGE, Mo. — An area ministry has a new way to help those in need. Two brand new blessing boxes were dedicated Wednesday morning in Carthage. Those boxes were built by Larry Hartman of Grace Episcopal Church and are located at Grace Episcopal and Carthage Crosslines Ministry. AdvertisementAdvertisementThe boxes contain food and some clothing and are strategically located to do the most good.
Carthage introduces blessing boxes with food and clothing aid

1 week ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Jeremiah Cook

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Missouri lawmakers prioritize Prop A, education reform in final weeks

1 week ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Jeremiah Cook

JOPLIN, Mo. — Missouri lawmakers say with just a few weeks left in this year’s session—they’re still working to make big changes to state law. Missouri State Senator Jill Carter and State Representative Bob Bromley spoke this morning at the final Donuts and Delegates event of the year—hosted by the Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce.
Fort Scott Airport seeks help after vehicle damages property

1 week ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Jeremiah Cook

FORT SCOTT, Kan. — Investigators are asking for your help finding the person who damaged a southeast Kansas airport. Airport staff tell us sometime last night a vehicle drove through a section of chainlink fence near the terminal entrance of the Fort Scott Municipal Airport on Indian Road. They say the driver destroyed about 50 feet of fencing, and four fence poles, did a donut and left. No other damage to the airport has been reported.
Carthage police urge vigilance for drivers, pedestrians during warmer months

2 weeks ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Jeremiah Cook

CARTHAGE, Mo. — Warmer weather can bring extra hazards for drivers and pedestrians. Warmer weather means more people will be out walking and biking. Carthage Police Chief Bill Hawkins says that means it’s even more important for drivers to keep an eye out. That’s especially true in residential areas and around parks where kids may be playing and not paying attention to traffic.
Carthage police urge vigilance for drivers, pedestrians during warmer months

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Jeremiah Cook

CARTHAGE, Mo. — Warmer weather can bring extra hazards for drivers and pedestrians. Warmer weather means more people will be out walking and biking. Carthage Police Chief Bill Hawkins says that means it’s even more important for drivers to keep an eye out. That’s especially true in residential areas and around parks where kids may be playing and not paying attention to traffic.