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Part of Campbell Avenue will close next week for work that is part of the Renew Jordan Creek project. Campbell will close between Water Street and Mill Street in downtown Springfield, starting Monday. Detours will
The Drug Enforcement Agency and Immigration and Customs Enforcement have arrested six people in Springfield who are allegedly in the country illegally. The arrests were made Tuesday and Thursday. Greene County Jail records indicate at
We’ve had sub-zero temps in the Ozarks this morning, but a warm-up is on the way. The National Weather Service says after staying in the upper 20’s today, we’ll be in the upper 30’s on
Part of Campbell Avenue will close next week for work that is part of the renew Jordan Creek project. Campbell will close between Water Street and Mill Street in downtown Springfield, starting Monday. Detours will
Fire destroyed a home south of Ash Grove on Farm Road 84. No one was in the house when it caught fire. The cause of the fire has not been determined. No firefighters were injured
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The Missouri Highway Patrol Has Released a Report About the Patrol’s Response to This Week’s Snowstorm. Troopers Responded to 374 Crashes Involving Two Fatalities and 42 Injuries. Troopers Also Helped 521 Stranded Motorists. The Report
(Nikki Stark on surveillance video – Courtesy of Springfield Police Department) Springfield Police are asking for the public’s help in finding another suspect in a fatal stabbing on College Street. Police say 28-year-old Nikki Stark
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No one got a foot of snow, but many locations in the Ozarks had a half foot from the winter storm that moved through the Ozarks Tuesday, creating hazardous driving conditions and shutting down parts
The winter storm has disrupted blood donations in southwest Missouri. The Community Blood Center of the Ozarks says a number of blood drives have been cancelled, threatening the local blood supply. To help replenish reserves,
No one got a foot of snow, but many locations in the Ozarks had a half foot from the winter storm. The National Weather Service says 6.4 inches are on the ground at its offices
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