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A man from Rockaway Beach is facing charges after allegedly crashing into a motorcycle in Springfield. Investigators say Dea Brewer was driving an SUV on West Bennett Street May 22 when he purposely rear-ended the
If you are travelling around the Ozarks on this Memorial Day weekend, you are in for a treat with the weather. The National Weather Service says temperatures will continue to warm each day, with highs
The City of Bolivar is warning residents of a scam involving letters claiming to be city ordinances. Authorities say someone is mailing fraudulant letters, claiming homeowners are violating the city’s “Code of Conduct.” The letters
Medical experts testified on Day 3 of the trial for a former M-S-U instructor. A forensic expert with the Missouri State Highway Patrol testified that Edward Gutting’s blood alcohol level was well over the legal
Two people from southwest Missouri are celebrating after winning millions of dollars on lottery tickets purchased recently. Lottery officials say the first ticket was a $1 million winner that was purchased at the Walmart on
The Harrison Arkansas Planning Commission has voted to let the City Council decide whether a crypto currency mine will be built in the city. The mine is actually a building that will be full of
Investigators in Springfield say they have a suspect in custody accused of sexually assaulting a child. Prosecutors filed charges against 19-year-old Sebastian Mayhew on May 16 for three counts of first-degree rape and one count
Every available Missouri State Trooper will be on duty across the state during the long Memorial Day weekend, enforcing traffic laws and assisting motorists. Troopers will be focusing their attention on hazardous moving violations, speed
A judge has ruled against a motion for a mistrial in a murder case. Tuesday was Day 2 of the trial for Edward Gutting. Attorney Joe Passaniese asked for a mistrial arguing that he received
Crews in Springfield are investigating the cause of a fire that damaged an apartment building. Officials say the fire started at around 2:30 a.m. Tuesday morning at the complex on North Jefferson near Cox North
Voters in Springfield will have the opportunity later this summer to vote on an additional sales tax for marijuana in the city. During a meeting on Monday, the Springfield City Council voted unanimously for a
Ford Motor Company is reversing a decision to scrap AM radio stations from its new line of 2024 vehicles. The Associated Press reports CEO Jim Farley, who posted the decision on social media Tuesday, says
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