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A new development is bringing more affordable housing and retail space to Springfield’s historic Commercial Street. City leaders gathered Wednesday to celebrate the opening of Sankofa, a $13.5 million project at 411 West Commercial. The
What We Know: Branson is hoping to make the record books Friday with one giant Santa hat. The Aquarium at the Boardwalk is attempting to set a Guinness World Record for the largest Santa hat
What We Know: A tragic end to the search for a missing boater at the Lake of the Ozarks. What It Means: Rescue crews found the person’s body around 11:30 Thursday morning near the 7-mile
What We Know: College of the Ozarks unveils a new memorial honoring military service members who never made it home. What It Means: A new POW/MIA Memorial at Patriots Park features a statue of a
What We Know: It’s almost time to welcome Bear Nation back to Springfield, as Missouri State University gets ready for Homecoming Week, starting November 9th. What It Means: This year’s theme is “Bearchella,” bringing a
What We Know: A former assistant coach in West Plains is accused of secretly recording a minor using a camera disguised as an ink pen. What It Means: Court records show Jarrod Girdley faces two
What We Know: The city of Springfield is reminding political campaigns to take down their election signs. What It Means: Under city rules, property owners must remove campaign signs within 48 hours after an election.
What We Know: After reaching the 60s today, expect cooler weather heading into the weekend, with a chance of frost or a freeze. What It Means: The National Weather Service says lows this weekend could
What We Know: After nearly 80 years in business, a familiar Springfield dry cleaner is closing. What It Means: Glo Dry Cleaning Specialists will close November 16th, with customers being asked to pick up their
What We Know: A 17-year-old is facing adult felony charges after another teenager was shot in north Springfield. What It Means: Tyshawn Hubbard is charged with unlawful use of a weapon and armed criminal action.
What We Know: A third person involved in dumping a Springfield man’s body in a rural Greene County ditch is headed to prison. What It Means: Fifty-one-year-old Christopher Key has been sentenced to four years
What We Know: Springfield’s police chief is answering questions about the city’s license plate cameras. What It Means: Chief Paul Williams says the cameras help police find stolen cars and track down wanted suspects. He
