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UPDATE: The Webster County Sheriff’s Office says 30-year-old Brooke Rippee of Fordland has been found safe and has been reunited with her family. The Webster County Sheriff’s Department is searching for a missing Fordland woman.
Springfield voters have approved a sales tax on marijuana. Unofficial results show almost 70 percent of voters said yes to the proposal. Greene County Clerk Shane Schoeller says turnout was low, with only 4.5% of
A historic building in Downtown Springfield has been purchased by the Ozarks Regional YMCA. The building at 323 North Patton in Springfield is sometimes referred to as the “yellow bonnet” building. The building will be
A man from Springfield is now facing more charges for a separate incident after being arrested for attempted child abduction. 48-year-old Danny Piper was arrested April 12 after investigators say he attempted to abduct a
Drag shows in Branson will now be allowed only in the downtown district after the city’s Board of Alderman handed down a ruling on Tuesday. The board voted 4-2 to pass the resolution, limiting drag
Two rounds of thunderstorms are expected in the Ozarks Wednesday, with severe weather likely. UPDATE: The National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Watch until 10 PM for counties south of Interstate 44 in the
Voters went to the polls yesterday to vote on a handful of ballot issues. The most prominent issue in Springfield and other communities around the Ozarks was taxing recreational marijuana. Springfield voters passed the three
The Springfield Fire Department is celebrating the grand-opening of its newest firehouse. Firehouse 13 was opened today along Historic Route 66 in Springfield that officials believe will cut down on response times in that area.
Large hail, damaging winds, and a few tornadoes are all possible in the Ozarks on Wednesday. The National Weather Service says two rounds of storms are expected, with the first round in the morning and
The Springfield City Council is considering a measure that would put millions of dollars in updates into several sports complexes in Springfield. At a council meeting Monday, members heard a proposal for using $13.5 million
There is only one issue on the ballot today in Greene County and it is only for Springfield residents. Voters in Springfield will be asked whether the city should impose an additional three percent sales
Missouri State University President Clif Smart will get a raise. The M-S-U Board of Governors is recognizing President Smart’s strong management and leadership skills as president during the fiscal year 2023. President Smart will receive
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