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A trailer belonging to the Reeds Spring High School band has been stolen. Director of Bands Josh Garoutte says the band’s food trailer was taken from the high school parking lot after 2am on Friday,
Governor Kehoe has signed a legislative package approved by state lawmakers that includes hundreds of millions of dollars in incentives to persuade the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals to stay in Missouri. Both teams’ leases
The atmosphere will be conducive for thunderstorms and potential severe weather late Tuesday into Tuesday night, and again during the day on Wednesday. The National Weather Service says the exact details of timing, locations and
Opponents of President Trump’s administration are set to rally in hundreds of cities across the country on Saturday, including a “No Kings” event in downtown Springfield. “No Kings” organizer Kary Stowe says it’s a peaceful
Mercy and Humana have opened two new primary care clinics aimed at people age 65 and older who are on Medicare. The 65 Prime Plus clinics are located in Springfield and Nixa, and they feature
KWTO is teaming up with the Community Blood Center of the Ozarks to invite you to show your love for Greene County first responders by giving blood at the Bleed Greene Blood Drive. The drive
The U-S Senate on Thursday confirmed former southwest Missouri Congressman and former KWTO Radio host Billy Long to lead the Internal Revenue Service. Long’s Senate confirmation vote was 53-44 along party lines. Long’s ascension to
Leaders ta Ozarks Technical Community College in Springfield say the future of aviation maintenance in Missouri has taken flight with Wednesday’s grand opening of the Roy Blunt Aviation Training Center. The center, which is located
Several people are being treated at local hospitals after a crash shut down lanes of traffic Wednesday evening at Sunshine and Scenic in Springfield. Police say five vehicles were involved in the wreck, with the
Heavy rain is expected in parts of the Ozarks over the next couple of days. The National Weather Service says localized flooding will be possible in areas with repeated rounds of rain. There will also
A judge has sentenced a woman for the murder of her husband in January. Taylor Santiago of Aurora has been sentenced to life without parole in the death of her ex-husband Troy Huffman. Santiago shot
Springfield Police are investigating a possible shooting in the parking lot at Buc-ee’s. Officers responded to a report of a juvenile with a gunshot wound to his leg in a vehicle in the parking lot.
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