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Springfield Police are looking for a careless driver who left the scene of an accident early Thursday morning. Officers responded to East Pythian Street just before 5 AM for report of a hit and run
The Missouri State Highway Patrol has issued an Endangered SILVER Advisory for a St. Clair woman, who may be in the Ozarks. The Highway Patrol says 65-year-old Lois Ellen Pappademos was reported missing from St.
The Missouri State University Board of Governors is reporting that they were unaware of the allegations being described in a federal lawsuit against new President Richard “Biff” Williams when they offered him the position as
Just over a year after a new law went into effect to combat district driving, authorities across Missouri are now preparing to limit the illegal act across the state. The Hands-Free Law was signed in
Missouri is now asking for federal disaster relief for counties effected by severe storms earlier this month. The state is asking for aid in 14 counties in central and southern Missouri. Governor Parson says the
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The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission announced Ed Hassinger is the new director of the Missouri Department of Transportation. He replaces MODOT director Patrick McKenna, who resigned in September after serving in the role since
Dickerson Park Zoo has announced the arrival of four new animals. The zoo has added three 2-year-old lesser kudus and a Chacoan peccary. Lesser kudus are a breed of antelope that are native to east
The National Weather Service in Springfield is tracking a storm that is working its way through Nebraska and Kansas, and may hit parts of southwest Missouri Wednesday afternoon and evening. The long line of storms
A recent poll in the United States has shown that over 50% of women do not feel safe walking alone, day or night. That, along with increased concern in Springfield, is causing the Springfield Police
A local business owner has been sentenced for social security fraud after he was found to have allegedly stolen his father’s social security payments. A U.S district judge sentenced 39-year-old Michael Sylvara of Ozark to
The Bolivar Schools are raising pay for substitute teachers. The extra $20 a day raise began on the first day of November as a way to stay competitive. This makes to substitute teacher pay at
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