Ozarks News

The Springfield City Council voted Monday night to repeal the city’s COVID-19 related restrictions, including the requirements of indoor masking in public businesses and buildings, on May …

Lawmakers from across southwest Missouri gathered at Sound of Freedom gun range in Ozark Monday to talk about the passage of the Second Amendment Preservation Act. State …

After many years of studying crash rates and safety concerns at the intersection of National and Kingsley, Springfield Public Works is ready to build a median that …

Today is Tax Day! The normal tax day of April 15 was delayed just over a month because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Taxes are due by 11:59:59 …

One person has been confirmed dead and at least two others injured after a crash near Willard Monday morning. The accident took place around 8:30 a.m. near …

CoxHealth announced an easing on COVID-19 restrictions on visitors as the pandemic moves into an endemic state across the region. Patients will now be able to have …

Springfield’s City Utilities announced Sunday night that the intersection of National and Bennett will be closed for “the next day or two” because of an eight inch …

A memorial service takes place Saturday for a college student killed in a crash near Rogersville on May 7th. Mercedes Luna, 21, will be remembered by family …

After a mostly dry day on Friday, you’ll want to keep the umbrella handy through the next week as we have multiple rain chances starting Saturday. The …

A Springfield man has been found guilty of statutory sodomy against a five-year-old neighbor. Stephen Perry, 61, was found guilty of one count of statutory sodomy in …