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What We Know: Students at College of the Ozarks got a chance to explore their future careers without ever leaving campus. What It Means: The college recently hosted its fall Career Expo, bringing together about
What We Know: Missouri’s sex offender registry law has survived a major legal challenge in federal court. What It Means: The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld the law, rejecting 13 constitutional claims brought
What We Know: Halloween is just around the corner, and the Springfield Library Center is giving kids a chance to get a little spooky. What It Means: Children ages 7 to 12 are invited to
What We Know: A little New Orleans-style gospel music is coming to Springfield this weekend. The Fossil Gospel Band will perform Sunday evening at National Avenue Assembly Church. What It Means: The group puts a
What We Know: Students in Monett could be spending fewer days in school, but a little more time in the classroom each day. What It Means: The Monett School District is considering cutting its school
What We Know: Missouri’s attorney general is warning shoppers about the popular online retailer Temu, and she’s taking the company to court. What It Means: Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has filed a lawsuit accusing Temu
What We Know: Health officials in Wright County are warning residents after three people tested positive for measles. What It Means: The Wright County Health Department says it’s working with state health officials to track
What We Know: Springfield police and Greene County deputies are teaming up to help children during some pretty scary situations. What It Means: The two departments are partnering with Walmart and the national Kits4Kids program
What We Know: Webster County 911 is taking steps to make sure emergency calls can still be answered when severe weather strikes. What It Means: The dispatch center is accepting bids for a new storm
What We Know: Firefighters in Christian County are warning residents to hold off on outdoor burning after a large fire near Highlandville. What It Means: The Highlandville Rural Fire Protection District says flames burned more
What We Know: Some elementary students are getting a taste of television news while learning a few life lessons along the way. What It Means: Students at High Pointe Elementary are producing their own show
What We Know: If you’ve ever thought about becoming a Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper, now’s your chance. What It Means: The Patrol is accepting applications for its 2027 recruit classes, which begin in May
