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This story courtesy of Emilee Kuschel of OzarksFirst.com- SPD officers responded to a home on S. Broadway Avenue early Saturday morning after a reported home invasion and robbery. SPD said the suspect entered the home
This story courtesy of Sydney Moran of OzarksFirst.com- A woman from Republic is dead after she was hit by a car going westbound on I-44 near the 123.8 mile marker. The highway patrol crash reports
This story courtesy of Addy Bink of OzarksFirst.com- Nexstar Media Group and DIRECTV have agreed to temporarily return Nexstar-owned television stations, as well as cable news network NewsNation, to DIRECTV. Nexstar Media Group and DIRECTV issued
A man and woman from Joplin are in custody, accused of stealing residents mail. Investigators say 27-year-old Aaron Blake and 30-year-old Emily Anna-Lee Sturgis stole checks, credit cards, cash, jewelry and other documents from mailboxes
Investigators in Howell County say a former teacher is facing charges stemming from a sexual relationship with a student. Victoria Fowler is charged with three counts of statutory rape and one count of statutory sodomy.
This story courtest of Parket Padgett and Ben Gilbert of OzarksFirst.com- A groundbreaking ceremony was held this morning to mark the beginning of construction on a new government plaza in Ozark. The groundbreaking ceremony will
This story courtesy of Bethany French of OzarksFirst.com- The Willard Board of Alderman held a special meeting tonight to discuss the hiring and firing of interim city administrator Donna Stewart. The present aldermen voted unanimously to reinstate Stewart as
Two city government public meetings will be held in a different location to make way for renovations at the Historic City Hall. Both the City Council and the Planning and Zoning Commission will move their
Three fire departments battled a fire in a two-story house in Reeds Spring. The fire started about 11:20 p.m Wednesday night. Firefighters from Branson, Southern Stone and Western Taney counties worked to put out the
The Springfield City Council, as well as the Planning and Zoning Commission, will not be meeting at Historic City Hall for the near future. Officials say the move will take place in October, with renovations
One person is dead following a crash involving a motorcycle in central Springfield. Investigators were called to the area of Grand and Glenstone Wednesday afternoon at around five p.m. after a report of a two
This story courtesy of Bethany French of OzarksFirst.com- Some of Springfield’s oldest neighborhoods will now have the chance to get money back for sprucing up their houses. It is part of an initiative turned non-profit called Restore SGF, which is challenging neighbors to invest in
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