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Missouri State University is seeing an increase in freshmen enrollment. M-S-U’s Vice President of Enrollment Management Robert Hornberger the University is seeing a substantial growth in the number of incoming freshmen. Hornberger says that there
Officials with the City of Springfield are thrilled after another successful Birthplace of Route 66 Festival. In a report released Thursday, the city says over 65,000 people attended the event. The festival, now in its
A man from Four Seasons, Missouri is in custody after a traffic stop led to the discovery of fentanyl in Camden County. Investigators say 41-year-old Kevin Erdelen was pulled over in the Lake of the
The Springfield School District has changed a bus stop because it was near the homes of two sex offenders. A parent alerted district officials that Pershing Middle School students would have to walk past the
An arrest has been made in the dragging of a Greene County deputy during a traffic stop near Hammons Field last week. 54-year-old Euel Davis is charged with one felony count of resisting arrest and
Two women have died from the injuries they suffered in a wet pavement crash on Highway “D” last week. The Highway Patrol has confirmed that the drivers of the two cars have died. 56-year-old Angela
With the help of the federal government, the city of Springfield could see close to $10 million in roadway improvements. The Springfield City Council is considering a measure that would put $9.2 million into the
Officers with the Ozark Police Department are holding an event to showcase what a police officer does for children in the area. OPD is taking part in its third-ever “Hero-In-Training” exercise, where some 100 children
Springfield city leaders have released attendance numbers from last week’s Birthplace of Route 66 Festival. The city estimates 65,000 people attended the festival which commemorates the planning of Route 66 in Springfield in 1926. City
Two women from Lebanon will spend time in jail for not sending their children to school. The Missouri Supreme Court ruled Tuesday they violated the state’s compulsory attendance law. The children of Tamarae LaRue and
Officials with MoDOT are closing part of Mount Vernon Street in Springfield for construction. The road will be closed at the railroad crossing for MNA west of Kansas Expressway to replace the current crossing and
A man from Hollister will spend several years in prison for forcing police into an hours-long standoff with a fake gun. Investigators say Jason Lloyd and two others barricaded themselves inside a home in Hollister
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