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It took until mid-October, but we could soon seen temperatures below freezing in southwest Missouri. The National Weather Service says a cold front is working across the United States this week, and will soon hit
The John Deere Company has announced plans to expand its operation in Strafford. The John Deere Reman Core Center Facility will add 120,000 Square Feet at a cost of $13.5 Million. Construction is scheduled to
Residents of Willard met with City Officials Monday to discuss proposed water and sewer rate increases. Mayor Troy Smith says water and sewer systems need improvements due to aging infrastructure. Under the proposed increases, people
Today (October 14th) is Columbus Day. Most Federal, State, and County offices are closed in observance of the Holiday, which celebrates the arrival of Christopher Columbus in the Americas in 1492. It’s one of Missouri’s
A woman from Springfield is now awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to charges of arson for setting a home on fire. Investigators say Fredaann Reed was arrested in September of last year following a fire
Willard’s police chief is asking folks to use extreme caution after a man wanted for a murder near Sedalia ran away during a traffic stop in his town. Chief Tom McClain says Kenkori Grant, who’s
One person has died and two others injured after a shooting overnight Sunday morning at a downtown Springfield parking garage. It happened at Campbell and Olive. Here’s the full release from the Springfield Police Department:
A man has been sentenced to prison for causing a crash that killed three members of a family. A judge sentenced 34-year-old Andrew Lynch to 30 years in prison for three counts of second-degree murder.
After six years as the City Manager of Springfield, Jason Gage announced Friday he will step down in 2025. Gage says that he feels it is the right time to leave the position, as the
A young boy is dead following a crash between a car and a bicycle in Granby, MO. Highway Patrol troopers say the boy was riding his bike along Cole Street at around 5:30pm Thursday afternoon
Habitat for Humanity has broken ground on a new part of its Legacy Trails subdivision. Executive Director of Springfield Habitat for Humanity Chris Tuckness says the cost of infrastructure development for the property was out
Authorities are searching for a man who escaped from a Henry County Courtroom. The Henry County Sheriff’s Office said on Facebook that 23-year-old Christian Thompson of Osceola was scheduled to appear for an ongoing criminal
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