The Springfield City Council approved a new collective bargaining agreement with the Springfield Police Officers’ Association that will last through 2024. The union had ratified the agreement …
Read More »Cooper Named Ozark South Assistant Principal
The Ozark Board of Education voted to name Dr. Sarah Cooper the new assistant principal for Ozark South Elementary. Cooper comes to the district with nearly 15 …
Read More »Local Youth Charity I Pour Life Names New Executive Director
I Pour Life, a Springfield-based youth development program for older foster children and at-risk teens, has announced their founder will be stepping down from leading the group …
Read More »Three Earn Girl Scouting’s Highest Honor
Three area Girl Scouts have earned their organization’s highest honor: The Gold Award. Gold Award recipients are described by the Girl Scouts organization as “the mark of …
Read More »COVID Closes Greene County Assessor’s Personal Property Division
If you need to do business with the Personal Property Department of the Greene County Assessor’s office, you’ll find some hoops to jump through until July 6, …
Read More »Springfield Police to Begin Writing Tickets for “Blatant” Crosswalk Violations
Beginning Wednesday, if you fail to yield to a pedestrian at a crosswalk in Springfield, you may be issued a citation by the Springfield Police Department. It’s …
Read More »Severe Thunderstorms Track Through Parts of the Ozarks Sunday Afternoon
Severe thunderstorms have pushed through areas south and east of Springfield Sunday afternoon, with heavy rain and wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. An amateur …
Read More »Teenage Girl Stabbed in Nixa
Police in Nixa are investigating a stabbing that happened Saturday night in the 800 block of east Country Ridge Street. Officers say they were called to the …
Read More »Heavy Rains Cause Flash Flooding in the Ozarks
Heavy rains have sent water rushing across roadways and into homes in parts of the Ozarks Saturday morning. The National Weather Service says areas along and north …
Read More »Springfield Cardinals Donate Free Tickets to Encourage Vaccination
Emilee Kuschel, KOLR SPRINGFIELD, Mo.- The Springfield Cardinals will donate 1,000 pairs of tickets to a COVID-19 vaccination program to encourage people to vaccinate. Starting Monday, June …
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