Three men are facing charges and are accused of stealing $75,000 worth of property in the Hartville area. The Wright County Sheriff’s Department says guns, tools, air …
Read More »New COVID-19 Boosters Available to Children in Springfield Starting Thursday
Newly approved COVID-19 booster shots will be available later this week to children ages 5-11. The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services approved shots from both …
Read More »Greene County Youth Detention Center New Location
The Greene County Youth Detention Center is in a new location as of Monday. The group is now located at the former Greene County Justice Center at …
Read More »Record Low Temps in the Ozarks
We have had record low temps in Springfield Tuesday morning and are threatening to break records again on Wednesday morning. The National Weather Service says we dipped …
Read More »Polk County Placed Under Burn Ban
Due to dry conditions and a lack of rainfall, Polk County and the city of Bolivar are now under a burn ban. The Bolivar Fire Department and …
Read More »GoFundMe’s Created for Republic Teens Killed Over the Weekend
Two separate GoFundMe pages have been made to fundraise for two teenagers from Republic that did in a car crash over the weekend. 15-year-old Wyatt Barnes and …
Read More »Springfield High Schools Change Athletic Facility Names
Three Springfield high schools are changing the names of some of their athletic facilities. Glendale High School is renaming its football field after the late Coach Bob …
Read More »Fatal Car Crash Leaves Two Teens Dead Over Weekend
Two teens have died, and two others are in the hospital following a crash over the weekend near Republic High School. Troopers say the wreck happened just …
Read More »Suspect Identified, Charges Filed in Thursday’s Standoff with Springfield PD
The identity of a man and charges against him have been released in yesterday’s pursuit and standoff in west Springfield. Prosecutors have charged 43-year-old Shane Pennington with …
Read More »Climate-Based Funding Heads to MO Farmers Through Missouri State University
Missouri State University has received 25 million dollars from the USDA to assist and push farmers to adopt what they believe are practices to combat climate change. …
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