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Springfield Towing Operator Gets 12 Years
What We Know: A former Springfield towing company owner is headed to prison for 12 years.
What It Means: Dennis Cleveland, the former owner of Affordable Towing, pleaded guilty to mail fraud, identity theft, and money...
Deer Danger Rises on Missouri Roads
What We Know: Drivers in Missouri are being reminded to keep an eye out for deer, especially during the morning and evening hours.
What it Means: MoDOT says October and November are two of the busiest...
Universities & Nonprofits of Springfield Receive a $900,000 Estate Gift
What we know: Dr. Sandra L. D'Angelo, a former educator who died on April 17th at age 78, has left a $900,000 estate that will be set to benefit Missouri State University and several nonprofits...
Student Idea Gives Republic FFA a New Look
What We Know: Republic High School’s FFA program has a new look, thanks to a winning idea from its students.
Students took first place in the Soy Innovation Challenge earlier this year, earning a $10,000 grant...
Springfield Baseball Team Set to Reveal New Identity
What We Know: Springfield’s Double-A baseball team will unveil its new name tonight.
What's Next: The team, formerly known as the Springfield Cardinals, will reveal its new name, jerseys and logos at Route 66 Stadium.
Gates open...
Marshfield Digital Infrastructure Developer Files Another Lawsuit
What We Know: The developer of a controversial data center being built in Marshfield off Rifle Range Road has filed a defamation lawsuit against Webster County presiding commissioner candidate Gail Peak Brown.
What It Means: Trent...
Ozarks Televangelist Jim Bakker Dies at 86
What We Know: A long-time televangelist who rebuilt his ministry in the Ozarks has died. Jim Bakker was 86.
What It Means: Bakker became nationally known in the 1980s as host of the PTL Club with...
Rountree Neighborhood Unveils New Community Landmark
What We Know: A new landmark is taking flight in Springfield’s Rountree neighborhood.
What It Means: The neighborhood unveiled a large stainless-steel owl sculpture at Fairway Glenn on Saturday, just before the annual Lantern Walk.
Local artist...
Native Grasses Could Help Missouri Farmers Beat the Heat
What We Know: Farmers in Missouri are being encouraged to add more native grasses to their pastures, especially during the hot and dry summer months.
Tall fescue is common across southwest Missouri, but it’s not native...
Gunfire Outside Hollister Home Leads to Charges
What We Know: A man from Branson is facing charges after police say he fired a gun outside a home in Hollister.
What It Means: Police were called to the home around 9:15 p.m. October 1...
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