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College of the Ozark hosted Mike Rowe of the popular television show, Dirty Jobs, Tuesday night in their Spring Work Ethic Forum. Rowe spent the day visiting the various student-run work stations around campus, participating
Springfield-based Convoy of Hope is assisting victims of tornadoes in Mississippi. The relief agency is on the ground in the town of Amory, Mississippi. Workers with Convoy of Hope are distributing basic necessities like water,
The Missouri House is attempting to strip state funding for public libraries. Lawmakers voted Tuesday to remove all of the state’s funding of public libraries, roughly a week after House Budget Chairman Cody Smith cut
Greene County authorities are looking for a fugitive wanted for assault. Michael Wright pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated resulting in injury. Detectives believe Wright is in the Greene County area. Wright has several tattoos,
A suspect in a shooting in Camden County has been taken into custody. James Mark was arrested at a home after the Sheriff’s office recieved a tip that an SUV matching the description of the
Officers with the Springfield Police Department say they are investigating more sexual assault cases than usual. The department investigated 337 cases of sexual assault during the 2022 calendar year, but say there were 21 cases
Much of the Ozarks is under a threat for strong to severe storms on Friday from the morning hours into the afternoon and early evening. The National Weather Service says at this time, the highest
Ozarkers will have the chance to share their talent by competing in the Birthplace of Route 66 Festival’s inaugural “Great Route 66 Talent Competition.” The new competition could provide winners a “fast pass” to national
The Buffalo chief of police has resigned. City leaders accepted Chris Twitchel’s resignation last Thursday. Twitchel had served in that position since April 2021. The city’s board of aldermen place Twitchel on paid administrative leave
Springfield Police say one woman is dead following a four car crash in Springfield. The crash occurred on March 6th in the area of Mt. Vernon and West Bypass. Investigators say 78-year-old Beverly Delcour ran
The final decision has now been handed down: The City of Springfield is the new owner of Hammons Field. The $12 million purchase followed approval by a bankruptcy court judge and an agreement on closing,
Springfield City Council is working on an ordinance to regulate where marijuana can be consumed. The proposed ordinance would restrict marijuana use in public places and bar anyone from using marijuana in a moving vehichle.
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