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A man from Springfield will spend several years on probation after being convicted of assaulting his ex-girlfriend. Investigators say Rostell King was seen on surveillance footage with his ex at the Vue Apartments on East
This story courtesy of Carissa Codel of OzarksFirst.com- A public hearing between the Department of Natural Resources and those concerned for the Pomme de Terre River is being scheduled after multiple questions were raised about
The Governor has asked the President for a federal disaster declaration. Governor Mike Parson requested that President Biden approve a disaster declaration to provide federal assistance for 33 counties in Missouri impacted by severe weather
The cause of death for Springfield Central and Drury University graduate, and legendary The Price is Right host Bob Barker has been released. Barker, who was 100 days shy of his 100th birthday, died as
After serving as the President of Missouri State for 13 years, Clif Smart is announcing he will retire at the end of the school year. In a release Wednesday, Smart announced he will step down
This story courtesy of Emilee Kuschel of OzarksFirst.com- William Sipple, the Affordable Towing driver accused of leading officers on a chase in a tow truck on August 29 appeared in court today. Sipple is charged
The Missouri State Highway Patrol has released the traffic figures for this past Labor Day Holiday Weekend. The Labor Day counting period began at 6 pm Friday, September 1st and ended at midnight on September
Springfield Police are warning parents of college students about a phone scam. The Springfield Police Department says the caller tells the parents that their student has gotten into trouble at college. They then attempt to
UPDATE: The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch in effect until 12 AM for the entire K-W-T-O listening area. There is a chance for the Ozarks to have some severe weather Tuesday
The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development is accusing a Springfield based development company and its property manager of discrimination on the basis of sex. According to the report, the HOD says Second
A new program in Springfield will give residents the opportunity to recycle their food instead of throwing it away. With a $285,000 grant from the Department of Agriculture, city officials are creating Dish to Dirt
This story courtesy of Jessica Hammer of OzarksFirst.com- The westbound lanes of James River Freeway will close again to repair the sinkhole that appeared a few weeks ago. Starting at 6:30 a.m. on Sep. 16,
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