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A teenager from Nixa has been seriously injured in a golf cart crash. The 16 year old girl was riding in a golf cart that crashed into a parked car on Fairview Drive South of
Springfield Police say the number of shots fired calls has been going up since March. There were nine shots fired calls in February, and 32 reported in June. Police say most of those calls were
How to get the homeless out of makeshift camps and into places that can help them become productive members of society is one of the main topics covered during Wednesday night’s Town Hall panel discussion
A man has been sentenced for his role in a deadly fire that killed his grandmother. A judge sentenced Jacob Hearne of Mountain View to 24 years in prison after he entered an Alford Plea
The Highway Patrol is investigating an incident on James River Freeway early Wednesday morning. A child’s scooter was thrown from the Scenic Avenue overpass through the windshield of a box truck traveling on James River
Governor Mike Parson will be in Springfield Thursday. He will speak at the annual Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce State of the State Address at 11:30 AM at the Great Southern Arena. He will speak
Advocates for gender-affirming care and transgender youth are trying to fight back against the state’s new law banning medication and surgery. SB 49 was signed into law by Governor Mike Parson on June 7, which
The Ozark Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a teenage girl who has gone missing. Investigators say 14-year-old Kiya Lewis went missing from her home in Ozark on Tuesday. The exact
There are two new lives in Camden County thanks to the work of a father, and a 911 dispatcher, while a woman gave birth at her home. Sheriff’s Office Communication Officer Amy Hufferd says she
KWTO will air a live Town Hall panel discussion “The Vicious Cycle of Homelessness in Springfield and Greene County” Wednesday night from 6-7 p.m. The program will originate from the KWTO studios on east Chestnut
A new ordinance advanced in the City of Branson aimed at restricting where drag shows can be performed. The ordinance would not allow drag shows to be performed at all within 600 feet of a
The Springfield Police Department is purchasing some equipment to help combat speeding on the city’s streets. Chief Paul Williams says the Department is purchasing 2 drones to help with pursuits. He says the drones will
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