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A man drowned after falling into the Jacks Fork River in Shannon County. The Highway Patrol says a 69-year-old man from Eminence fell into the river at the Alley Springs Campground and was swept downstream
The City of Branson has announced they are in an agreement with Sports Facilities Companies to explore the development of an indoor sports facility. Sports Facilities Companies is a national leader in sports recreation facility
A lawsuit has been filed against Silver Dollar City in connection with a train derailment in 2022. Ronald and Tammy Yeaton of Wildwood, Missouri claim they were injured when the train they were riding in
A mobile home and camper were destroyed by fire in Branson West. Southern Stone County Fire Protection responded to the fire around midday Wednesday. Firefighters were able to extinguish the fire before it could spread
A man from Joplin and two people from Missouri have been arrested and charged as part of the F-B-I’s Operation Restore Justice to arrest child sex predators. An F-B-I news release says 47-year-old Clinton Gray
One person is dead and another hospitalized after a shooting in Lebanon Sunday afternoon. Lebanon Police said, in a post on Facebook, they responded to a house in the 400 block of Monroe Street and
Springfield City Utilities say line crews are making progress on restoring power to customers who lost power during Tuesday’s storm. C-U said at 4 PM Sunday that only 270 customers are still without power. That
Springfield Mayor Jeff Schrag and the Greene County Commissions have declared a state of civil emergency following the severe storm from earlier this week. The County’s measure will be in effect for seven days and
Ozarks Food Harvest has announced that seven Dollar General stores in the area are donating more than 13,000 pounds of refrigerated and frozen food to their partner food pantries rather than having it spoil due
Governor Mike Kehoe has asked President Donald Trump to approve a major disaster declaration to provide federal assistance in response to the severe weather in Missouri during March and April. Six people died in these
Springfield Public Schools have announced that a majority of their schools will be open Thursday. Only nine schools will be closed, because they are still without power. Those schools are: Boyd Elementary Bowerman Elementary Campbell
Springfield Police are warning the public about cryptocurrency scams. Police say they received 53 reports of crypto-scams last year and with victims losing over 1-million dollars. The Financial Crime Unit has recovered over 100 thousand
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