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Tornado Watch Expired at 10pm Sunday
UPDATE: The Tornado Watch was allowed to expire shortly before 10pm Sunday.
The National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Watch until 7:00pm Sunday for more than a dozen counties in southwest Missouri.
What We Know:...
MoDOT Limits Heavy Loads on Two Springfield Bridges
What We Know: Two Springfield bridges now have new weight restrictions following recent inspections by the Missouri Department of Transportation.
What It Means: The restrictions affect the Kansas Expressway bridge over Interstate 44 and the Gasconade...
Community First: The Story of Legacy Bank in Sparta
What We Know: Customer relationships remain the core of their work.
The women view clients as family, serving multiple generations and greeting them by name.
Marilyn Millsap, Brenda Rogers, and Teresa Jones have a combined...
Local community raises over $47,000 for pregnant woman killed in crash
The southwest Missouri community has been sharing and donating to a GoFundMe started to support the family of Leah Hyde, a 24 year-old woman that was killed in a crash on James River Freeway Tuesday....
Guilty: A Springfield Man Caught Generating Child Pornography With Artificial Intelligence
What We Know: A federal jury has convicted a man from Springfield of using AI (Artificial Intelligence) to generate obscene images of children and receiving child sexual abuse materials.
On June 2, Jeremy Koppenhaver (46)...
Springfield mayor shares optimistic message during State of the City address
Springfield Mayor Jeff Schrag shared his vision of the city's future at the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce's annual State of the City event Thursday morning.
Key Points: The mayor highlighted the exciting opportunities the city...
MSHP Shares Bus Safety Results
What We Know: More than 1,100 Missouri school buses will need repairs before students head back to class this fall.
What It Means: The Missouri State Highway Patrol recently completed its annual school bus inspection program...
Missouri Attorney General Secures Halt to Kratom Sales
What We Know: Missouri’s largest kratom distributor has agreed to stop selling kratom products in the state as part of a settlement with the Missouri Attorney General’s Office.
Attorney General Catherine Hanaway announced that American Shaman,...
Dolly Parton’s reading program faces state budget cuts
The Dolly Parton Imagination Library, a program that gives free books to children, could see major changes due to Missouri's state-wide budget cuts.
What We Know: Created with the goal of fostering a love of reading...
Rutledge-Wilson Farm Park Launches Seven-Day Summer Schedule
What We Know: Summer just got a little easier for families looking for something fun to do in Springfield.
Rutledge-Wilson Farm Park is now open seven days a week through Labor Day, giving visitors an extra...
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