93.3 KWTO Keeping Watch Over the Ozarks
A quick burst of snow during the morning commute Friday led to slick road conditions on roads in the Springfield metro area, with dozens of crashes reported. …
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Springfield Park Central Square Library Closed Due to COVID-19 Exposure
The downtown square location of the Springfield-Greene County public library will be closed for at least a week because of an employee testing positive for COVID-19. Library …
Read More »Snow and Gusty Winds in the Ozarks Friday
We have big changes with the weather for your Friday, with snow moving into the Springfield metro area by late morning. The National Weather Service has issued …
Read More »Springfield Officer Arrested on Domestic Violence Charge
A Springfield Police Department officer has been arrested and charged with two class E felonies related to a fight with a woman that started in a bar …
Read More »Governor Parson Announces Activation of Next Tier in State COVID-19 Vaccination Plan
Governor Mike Parson announced that Phase 1B – Tier 1 of Missouri’s state vaccination plan was activated Thursday. The Governor announced that federal partners are going to …
Read More »Ozark Man Convicted of Statutory Rape
An Ozark man is facing life in prison after being convicted on first degree statutory rape charges on Wednesday, January 13. James W. Rankin, 44, was convicted …
Read More »Greene County Personal Property Tax Deadline Moved Again
The Greene County Collector is moving the deadline to pay your personal property taxes for 2020. Collector Leah Betts said continued delays in mailing out the bills …
Read More »Governor Orders Missouri National Guard to Deploy to Washington, D.C.
Governor Mike Parson has ordered Missouri National Guard troops to Washington, D.C. to help the D.C. National Guard provide assistance to the U.S. Secret Service at next …
Read More »Springfield Man Under Psychological Evaluation After Shooting Incident
A Springfield man is undergoing psychological testing Thursday after grabbing a gun and opening fire in his home. SPD officials say the man fired at least 20 …
Read More »Missouri State University Students Get Tested for COVID-19 on Return to Campus
As Missouri State University students head back to class this week, many of them will be getting tested for COVID-19. In fact, it’s required for students who …
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