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City leaders in Springfield now have added incentives to attract and retain officers for the Springfield Police Department. On Monday, the incentive was approved for SPD to begin using as a recruiting tool. The incentives
Springfield Police are holding three people in custody, and are actively searching for another man in connection with a shooting incident along Cedarbrook Avenue. Investigators say they received a call about a domestic disturbance just
A member of the Republic Police Department was involved in a crash on Thursday night The crash occurred at the intersection of Main St and Hadley St. No injuries have been reported, and the incident
Police in Republic are asking for the public’s help finding vandals that damaged several vehicles over the weekend. Officers have detained one suspect and while others have been identified, several remain at large. Anyone affected
For the first time in more than a decade Sheriff Jim Arnott, is not alone in the Greene County Sheriff’s race. Former Fair Grove School Resource Officer Ben McMains will run against Arnott in the
Three people are now facing felony assault charges after a disturbance at an Aurora bowling alley. At least one of those three is accused of assaulting police officers as well. Only minor injuries were reported
Details are limited, but Springfield Police are currently in a standoff with a man who had an altercation with a Springfield Public Schools bus that was filled with students. Investigators say the man actually got
A man has been shot and killed by a Niangua Police Officer in a home on Myrtle Street. Law Enforcement responded to the house late on Wednesday night. The mother of the individual who was
Discussion in Bolivar is swirling over a new tax increase proposal. “Proposition Public Safety” will be voted on in the city’s Municipal Election April 2nd and, if passed, add a ¾ cent sales tax to
Springfield Police continue cracking down on drivers with temporary tags, or expired registration. Last year saw the amount of tickets given double compared to 2021. Springfield Police Chief Paul Williams says this has been a
A man in Springfield is in custody after an hours long standoff that ended Monday morning. The incident began Sunday night as the suspect barricaded himself in his home on Weaver Avenue at about 8:30pm.
After Springfield City Council’s latest decision, no-chance video lottery machines are banned within city limits. Now, Springfield Police have been tasked with getting the word out to local businesses.Police Chief Paul Williams says officers will
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