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Ham Radio Operator Connects Storm Spotters During Severe Weather
What We Know: When severe weather hits the Ozarks, a local ham radio operator helps keep storm spotters connected with the National Weather Service.
What It Means: Brad Stowe, a Springfield native who now lives near...
Nixa Graduate’s Artwork Selected for National AP Exhibit
What We Know: Erin Cho, a 2026 graduate, has been selected for this year's AP Art and Design Exhibit.
What It Means: And she's in some pretty select company. More than 82,000 portfolios were submitted, but...
Manufacturing Career Fair Coming to Ozarks Tech
What We Know: If you're looking for a job or thinking about a career change, there's an opportunity coming up in Springfield.
What It Means: The Missouri Association of Manufacturers is hosting a free career fair...
Ozarks Food Harvest CEO Bart Brown Announces Retirement
What We Know: Ozarks Food Harvest President and CEO Bart Brown is getting ready to retire after nearly three decades with the organization.
What It Means: Brown plans to step down in March of 2027 after...
Motorcyclist Killed in Two-Vehicle Crash in Springfield
What We Know: A 19-year-old man from Springfield has died following a motorcycle crash on the city's south side.
What It Means: Police say Kaden Liffick was riding east on Republic Road Wednesday afternoon when he...
Greene County Upgrades Election Security Technology
What We Know: Greene County is getting some new technology ready for the November third election.
What It Means: County Clerk Shane Schoeller says the system will keep track of who's voted in real time, helping...
College of the Ozarks Welcomes The Creek Rocks
A little Ozarks folk music is coming to College of the Ozarks.
The Creek Rocks will perform at the Ralph Foster Museum in Point Lookout on Thursday, October 15th.
The duo features banjo player Cindy Woolf and...
Missouri AG Takes Legal Action Over Animal Welfare
What We Know: Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has filed lawsuits involving two animal care facilities in southwest Missouri.
In West Plains, inspectors reported overcrowded dog enclosures, pest problems and repeated refusals to allow inspections at...
Students in Billings Step Up for School Safety
What We Know: Students in Billings traded the usual ride to school for a walk Wednesday morning.
What It Means: They met at the Billings Fire Station and walked to school together as part of National...
Car Strikes Skateboarder in Springfield
What We Know: A skateboarder is seriously hurt after being hit by a car in Springfield.
What It Means: The crash happened just before 6 Wednesday morning at Division Street and Robberson Avenue.
Police say the man...
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