One year after the Joplin tornado killed 161 people, the father of one well-known victim describes how his family is coping with the grief of losing their son.
Emergency medical workers are trained to deal with traumatic situations and bad injuries. But the Joplin tornado created a situation far beyond what anyone had ever experienced.
A year after the deadly tornado in Joplin, a new documentary tells the story of the men and women who survived.
As the one year anniversary of the deadly tornado that tore through Joplin approaches, there are still a few hiccups in the rebuilding effort.
For Joplin's Class of 2012, this graduation will be more than just memories of classroom antics and sports rivalries.
May 22, 2011 is a day many will remember forever. INSIDE | See how the city of Joplin is rebuilding one year after the devastating tornado.
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A trio of Hollywood actors is in Joplin to help the community's emotional healing one year after the deadly tornado.
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Kauffman Stadium is hosting the 2012 All-Star Game. Check out our latest coverage here.
Parents will almost always say they wish the world was as safe as when they were kids - the idea being their own children could play outside safely until the sun set or a mother called. But why can't we live in that world?
For the first time this year, people are getting their chance to check out the St. Jude Dream Home.
The American Academy of Pediatrics is warning parents about the risk of sudden cardiac arrest in children.
Former Chiefs quarterback Trent Green stopped by 41 Action News to talk with Jack Harry about the dangers of head-to-head contact in football.
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Twenty-two states and the District of Columbia are backing Montana in its fight to prevent the U.S. Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United decision from being used to strike down state laws restricting corporate campaign spending.
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Sporting Kansas City took a gamble on "Casino Jimmy" that has paid off big for both parties.