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The Missouri State Highway Patrol is for the public’s help in identifying a “Jane Doe” with a sketch created using facial approximation technology. The woman’s body was found along U.S. 60 near Winona in Shannon
A teacher at Glendale has resigned after being caught on video using a racial slur during class last week. SPS officials say the teacher, who is also the school’s cross country coach, used the derogatory
Showers and thunderstorms developing and moving across the Ozarks Monday afternoon and evening will bring both a severe and flash flood potential to the area. The National Weather Service says scattered strong to severe storms
A man from Versailles is in custody after he allegedly assaulted a Camden County Deputy following an argument at a little league baseball game. Authorities were called to the Ballparks National in Macks Creek on
Republican infighting in the GOP controlled Missouri Senate on Friday led to the failure of a GOP priority of raising the threshold to amend the State Constitution. Some lawmakers say it could ease the path
The Ozark Mountain Daredevils will perform with the Springfield Symphony in August. The concert will be held in the Mansion Theater for the performing arts on Saturday, August 19th. Tickets will go on sale this
After nearly two years and over $6 million in construction, the new pedestrian underpass on Grand Street is now open. Missouri State University announced Friday that the project was completed and accessible. The underpass, which
A few isolated strong to marginally severe thunderstorms are possible in the Ozarks after 4 p.m. Friday. The National Weather Service says any storms that fire up are capable of producing wind gusts up to
The Missouri Legislature has passed a bill providing tax incentives for movie and TV production. The bill offers tax credits equal to 20 percent of expenses capped at 16 million dollars. Missouri had tax incentives
A Canadian company plans to build a wind farm near Lockwood. Bluearth Renewables CEO Grant Arnold says the wind project will be called Buffalo Ranch and will be next to Liberty Utility’s New Kings Point
Governor Mike Parson announced a new state-funded emergency mobile app that school staff members can use to alert first responders to emergencies. Public and charter schools will be able to sign up for the app
UPDATE: The Highway Patrol say 33-year-old Lacey Ritch of Urbana opened the passenger door and jumped out of a pickup truck but was struck by the tandems on a trailer that the pickup was pulling,
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