KSNF-TV (Joplin, MO)

KSNF is a television station that operates on virtual channel 16 and UHF digital channel 17. It is affiliated with NBC and is licensed in Joplin, Missouri, while also catering to audiences in Pittsburg, Kansas. The station is part of Nexstar Media Group, which also runs KODE-TV, an ABC affiliate on channel 12, through joint sales and shared services agreements with Mission Broadcasting. Both KSNF and KODE-TV share studio and transmitter facilities located on South Cleveland Avenue in Joplin.

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Illinois man dies in one-car crash on Will Rogers Turnpike

1 day ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Sheila Stogsdill

MIAMI, Okla. — A one-car fatal crash on the Will Rogers Turnpike Thursday has claimed the life of an Illinois man, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. Landon Hughes, 20, of Belleville, Illinois, was taken to Mercy Joplin in critical condition, where he later died, the patrol said. The cause of the crash, which happened around 3 p.m. at mile marker 317, about three miles northeast of Miami, is under investigation.
Hogans, Winn, Calvin of Pitt State track earn USTFCCA honors

1 day ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Michael Emami

PITTSBURG, KS — Three Pitt State track athletes picked up honors from the U.S. Track and Field Cross Country Coaches Association this week. For men’s track athlete of the year in the central region, PSU’s Dapriest Hogans received the honor. Hogans won the 200 meter dash national title, took third place in the 100 meter dash, and helped the Gorillas in the 4×400 meter relay. Looking at women’s field events, Blakelee Winn earned field athlete of the year honors for Pitt State.
Wolf Creek Expo Center to open this fall in Grove

2 days ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Sheila Stogsdill

GROVE, Okla. – Grove city leaders broke ground on Wednesday for a new event center. “It’s an exciting day for Grove and Grand Lake,” said Amanda Davis, Grove Area Chamber president. She said that thousands of visitors come to Grand Lake every year to “Live the Grand Life. ” “Wolf Creek Expo Center will be a wonderful venue to showcase our many events,” Davis said.
Autopsy shows Miami man died from accidential drug overdose

2 days ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Sheila Stogsdill

MIAMI, Okla. – The Oklahoma Medical Examiner ruled a man found deceased in a Miami residence died from an accidental drug overdose. The remains of Mark Tollette, 55, of Miami were found Feb. 1. The eight-page autopsy report released on Wednesday shows Tollette died from acute methamphetamine toxicity. It was also noted he had hypertensive cardiovascular disease, and no “lethal trauma,” the autopsy report states.
Victims from Miami’s restaurant shooting encouraged to seek assistance from Victims Compensation Program

2 days ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Sheila Stogsdill

MIAMI, Okla. — Ottawa County District Attorney Doug Pewitt is offering individuals affected by a recent shooting at a Miami restaurant resources through the state’s Crime Victims Compensation Program. District Attorney Doug Pewitt “People who may have been impacted by the May 31 active shooter situation at Mia Bella Italian Kitchen may be eligible for assistance through the Oklahoma Crime Victims Compensation Program,” said Pewitt.
Ottawa County Farmers Market aims to help fight off food insecurity

2 days ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Sheila Stogsdill

MIAMI, Okla — The Ottawa County Farmers Market Association is extending a helping hand even farther this year to help with food challenges for individuals who fall into the gap of making too much money for public assistance. Kris Woodruff, board president, said an Integris Community Give Fund grant is allowing the organization to increase its matching funds from $25 to $50 for people who use food stamps. This is the group’s 10th year in operation.
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Frontenac softball’s Avery Johnson

2 days ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Michael Emami

FRONTENAC, KS — Frontenac softball was crowned state champions for the second year in a row on Friday after taking down Silver Lake in the state title game. The player of the game, look no further than Raiders pitcher Avery Johnson. Excelling in the circle and in the batter’s box, she played an integral role in the team’s success in Topeka. The senior galvanized the team’s offense with her third inning home run. “I felt a lot of emotions,” said Johnson.
Several local athletes earn All-COC West baseball honors

3 days ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Michael Emami

JOPLIN, MO — The 2025 All-COC West baseball team honors were released this week, and several local athletes and coaches were named on the list. Kyle Wolf of Joplin was named head coach of the year, while Andrew Young of Webb City was named player of the year, and Neosho junior Brody Crane was named pitcher of the year. First team at pitcher: Neosho senior Alex Rodriguez and Joplin junior Brecken Green.
Jasper County testing radio coverage for improved 911 service

3 days ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Gretchen Bolander

JASPER CO., Mo. — A big ticket upgrade to local 911 service could slow your commute. Jasper County Emergency Services is testing radio coverage this month. That means there will be slow moving vehicles on the road, checking the radio connection every half mile. The test cars are expected to take about three weeks to cover the entire county by road, then spend another couple of weeks testing from inside large buildings. “The coverage beforehand wasn’t as reliable as this new system provides.
Update: Charges filed in Miami police shooting

4 days ago | fourstateshomepage.com | Sheila Stogsdill

MIAMI, Okla. – A Kansas City man involved in an officer-related shooting on Saturday had no criminal history and no ties to the Miami area, Miami Police Chief Stephen Sigmon confirmed on Tuesday. Sigmon said Cook’s weapon was a 9mm Glock handgun that was legally registered to him. It is believed he has had the weapon for several years, he said.