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What We Know: Silver Dollar City has unveiled its next big attraction, and this one takes riders back to the Ozarks’ mining roots. What It Means: Miner’s Mountain Express is a new family roller coaster
What We Know: The kids are back in town! College kids, that is. This weekend will be move-in days for students attending Missouri State University and Drury University as the fall semester begins at both
What We Know: The Heat is on across the Ozarks, with heat warnings now extending into Sunday evening. Despite popular belief, reaching the 100° mark is not normal for the area. In fact, the last
What We Know: Ozarks Technical Community College has opened its new $48 million student union in Springfield. The Michael L. Parson Student Union, known as “The U,” gives students a central place to eat, study
What We Know: The Missouri Department of Mental Health has launched a new statewide wellness campaign aimed at veterans, service members and their families. What It Means: It’s called the Live Life Mission, and the
What We Know: A 78-year-old man is dead after an e-bike crash in Christian County Wednesday morning. What It Means: The Missouri State Highway Patrol says the crash happened around 8 a.m. on Highway 125,
What We Know: Springfield police will be watching for drivers and pedestrians breaking traffic laws during another Crosswalk Yield Check on Friday, Aug. 14. The enforcement operation is planned at Jefferson Avenue and Bennett Street.
What We Know: A licensed respite foster parent in Nixa is facing charges after police say she failed to immediately report suspected sexual abuse involving a 12-year-old child. Patricia Liggenstoffer is charged with two counts
What We Know: Springfield Police and Community Partnership of the Ozarks are teaming up on a new message about firearm safety. What It Means: The groups have released a public service announcement encouraging gun owners
What We Know: Springfield Public Schools is entering its second year with a bell-to-bell student cell phone ban, just as a similar requirement takes effect statewide. Under Missouri law, public and charter school students cannot
What We Know: The Nixa City Council has voted to move forward with a partnership between the city’s police department and federal immigration officials. What It Means: Council members voted 5-to-1 Tuesday to approve an
What We Know: Southwest Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison is proposing a new way to help pay for changes to the nation’s healthcare system. What It Means: The Republican from Missouri’s 7th Congressional District has unveiled
