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The Missouri Division of Fire Safety is warning residents to be careful with fireworks because of dry conditions across the state. The most recent drought monitor shows 93% of the state is dealing with drought.
Osage Beach police have arrested several people in connection with illegal drugs and stolen guns. Three people were arrested at a traffic stop on Osage Beach Parkway, where police found cocaine, methamphetamine, psilocybin mushrooms, explosives
A motorcyclist has been seriously hurt in a crash in Springfield Thursday night. Police say a minivan hit the motorcyclist at Sunshine and Ingram Mill Road. The identities of the motorcyclist and the minivan driver
An inmate is back behind bars after escaping from the Ozark Correctional Center in Fordland overnight. Ronald Payne got out Thursday evening before sunset. Webster County Sheriff Roye Cole says Payne was found near Highway
Springfield Police are investigating a body found in a Springfield park Wednesday. The body was found in Grant Beach Park. Springfield Police say there is nothing suspicious about the body and believe the person’s death
The Ozark Police Department is searching for any information about the whereabouts of a missing teenager. 16-year-old Jazmine Mooney was last seen at around 10:30 p.m. on June 19 in Ozark. Police say she was
The Kansas City Chiefs organization is coordinating with several schools in the Ozarks for an upcoming football-based event in Springfield. Officials say eight different high schools from southwest Missouri will compete in an “11-on” event
Springfield Police say that they have found no evidence that women were drugged at a Springfield bar this Spring. There were five reports that women were served spiked drinks at the Inner Circle Vodka Bar.
The Christian County Library Board has decided against creating a rating system for library materials. Nicholas Holladay with Christian County Libraries says the board’s director studied the proposal from community members for six months and
Nixa city leaders have given the go ahead for repairs to the community pool. Nixa Parks and Recreation now have authorization to spend $100,000 dollars to fix the leak. Nixa City Council authorized the repairs
After nearly 30 years in the Salvation Army, Majors Jan and Kris Augenstein are retiring. The couple announced their retirement Wednesday, the culmination of a career that spanned 28 years in the organization, including the
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