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The Monett School District has a new middle school for the upcoming school year. Money from a bond issue passed in 2020 paid for the building. District Superintendent Doctor Mark Drake says students had to
The mayor of Reeds Spring is recovering after a large tree fell on his home. High winds from Sunday night’s storms blew a tree onto the roof of Mayor Rob Chamberlin’s home in Reeds Spring.
A new rollercoaster will be coming to Silver Dollar City in 2024. During a press conference Monday, park officials announced the new Fire in the Hole coaster, which will be the largest indoor roller coaster
Greene County Deputies recovered a stolen car Sunday but are still looking for the suspect who stole it. The stolen car was found in North Springfield near the intersection of Main Avenue and Turner Street
More than 3,000 people in Camden County are without power after storms early this morning. Laclede Electric officials say there are 8 broken power poles throughout the system. Downed power lines blocked T Highway. Officials
UPDATE: Severe storms have moved through southwest Missouri late Sunday night into Monday morning, bringing damaging winds, hail and torrential rains, causing flash flooding. We’ve had reports of a 61 mile per hour wind gust
The Branson music world and beyond are mourning the loss of beloved entertainer Shoji Tabuchi, who died Friday at the age of 79 following a battle with cancer. Tabuchi, who began playing the violin when
A boat exploded at the Lake of the Ozarks Friday afternoon. The Highway Patrol Troop F reported the explosion in a post on Facebook. The post said 16 people are hospitalized with injuries. The Highway
With the annual opening parade at 6:00pm, the 2023 edition of the Birthplace of Route 66 festival is only a few hours away. The parade will begin at Grant and College Street in Springfield and
Springfield Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying three witnesses to a fatal crash on July 22nd. The crash was at Sunshine and Kansas Expressway. Police say that the three witnesses left before
Deputies in Laclede County have a man in custody on charges of burglary, the latest in a long-line of charges against the suspect. Investigators say 49-year-old Lloyd Tabor of Lebanon was arrested on charges of
Hail up to size of quarters, damaging winds up to 70 miles per hour, and localized heavy rain will be possible Friday evening into the overnight hours in parts of southwest Missouri. The National Weather
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