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City Utilities of Springfield officials say about 27-hundred customers are still without power after Sunday’s storm. More than 250 people are working 16-hour shifts to restore power. Here is a news release from City Utilities:
An employee at a Walmart in Warsaw was arrested after they allegedly stole more than $1,000 worth of merchandise. According to court documents, 23-year-old Kameron Andrews faces a charge of stealing $750 or more. On
Two people were killed and one injured after a head-on car crash on Monday night near Highlandville. Missouri State Highway Patrol says the accident occurred on Melton Road around 8:50 pm when a westbound Ford
A judge has sentenced one of three men accused in the death of a Douglas County woman in 1989. Douglas County Sheriff Chris DeGase announced on Facebook that 64-year-old Leonard Banks pleaded guilty after an
Police are looking for a juvenile involved in a shooting in North Springfield. Springfield Police say the shooting happened at the intersection of North Freemont Avenue and East high Street. Police say a dispute led
A vehicle crashed into a restaurant in Nixa. Nixa Police say a vehicle crashed into the Italian restaurant Piccollo around 8:30 PM Sunday night. The driver was taken to a hospital for injuries. Nixa Police
A 20-year-old woman died Sunday after being crushed by a falling tree. According to Highway Patrol, the woman was heading south on Meadowlark Drive in Springfield when a strong wind blew down a tree, falling
Springfield Police are investigating a body found in a storage unit in Springfield. The body was found in a storage unit in the 1200 block of East Thoman Street. Police say the death is not
A series of thunderstorms with 80 M-P-H winds tore through Springfield and the surrounding area Sunday afternoon. Trees were blown down in Springfield, Lockwood and along Highway 160 in Dade County. City Utilities of Springfield
Burrell Behavioral Health, Greene County, and the City of Springfield have made an agreement to put a crisis counselor in the same room as a 9-1-1 dispatcher full time. Burrell Southwest Region Director of Crisis
City Utilities of Springfield will be able to save more than a million dollars a year by refinancing its bonds. The C-U board approved a plan to refinance the utility’s revenue bonds in February, and
As the summer heat increases, it is important to remember that you shouldn’t leave things in a hot, unventilated vehicle. Springfield-Greene County Emergency Management says leaving children, the elderly, and pets in an unventilated car
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