93.3 KWTO Keeping Watch Over the Ozarks
The city of Springfield has denied a request by the local NAACP “Economic Justice Task Force” to allow homeless people to use tents and tarps. The city …
Read More »City of Springfield Denies NAACP Request for Lifting City’s Anti-Camping Laws
Investigators Say Student Death at Nixa Junior High Likely Suicide
The Christian County Sheriff’s Office has released some details of today’s incident at Nixa Junior High school, indicating they are investigating the incident as suicide. CCSO officials …
Read More »Student Dies at Nixa Junior High School
Nixa school officials have confirmed the death of an 8th grade student today at Nixa Junior High. The incident is currently being investigated by the Christian County …
Read More »Missouri Health Leaders Release FAQ’s On COVID-19 Vaccine
The director of the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services has signed a standing order for administration of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine in the state. Director …
Read More »Missouri’s Attorney General Says 17 Illicit Massage Businesses Have Been Evicted In Missouri, Including One in Branson
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt says 17 illicit massage businesses across the state have now been officially closed and evicted through the Hope Initiative, designed to combat …
Read More »Springfield City Leaders And Health Department Address Mask Extension
A day after Springfield City Council extended the city’s masking ordinance through April 9th, Mayor Ken McClure and others are joining Springfield-Greene County Health Director Clay Goddard …
Read More »Rapid Testing Available For Springfield Public Schools Students
Rapid COVID-19 testing is now available for students attending Springfield Public Schools. The district began offering the tests to staff members in late November. Students are getting …
Read More »First Front Line Workers Receive COVID-19 Vaccine At Mercy Hospital
Update 12/14/20: Mercy Springfield has begun innoculating their front line staff with the COVID-19 vaccine. The first shots were given to two RNs on the COVID-19 Unit. …
Read More »Porch Pirate Caught on Video in Springfield’s Robberson Neighborhood
A homeowner and Springfield police are looking for the public’s help in finding a porch pirate. The woman in the video was caught on a Ring video …
Read More »Former Springfield City Councilman Bieker Dies
Former Springfield City Councilman Thomas Bieker, 40, has died. In a social media posting Sunday night, his wife indicated that Bieker passed away on Sunday morning. “He …
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