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From a College of the Ozarks news release: POINT LOOKOUT, MO. — College of the Ozarks has been accepted for readmittance to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), per the official notice on April 2,
Tuesday is Election Day in the Ozarks, with many communities and school districts deciding races and money issues, as well as other ballot measures. Before heading to the polls, check out sample ballots for Greene,
Tornadoes, large hail up to two inches in diameter and damaging winds are all possible with the latest round of storms in the Ozarks. The National Weather Service says storms could fire up in the
The Bolivar School District is returning to normalcy following a lockdown Monday afternoon. Police say the lockdown occurred following concerning comments that were made by a customer at a local business. The district went into
A community comes together to find a missing two-year-old boy. Ozark County Sheriff Cass Martin says nearly 100 people joined in the search for Waylon Loftis on Friday in Tecumseh. Several police and fire departments,
The lead pastors at James River Church say that they are gradually going to step back from their positions over the next four years. John and Debbie Lindell made the announcement in a short video
The Nixa Police Department says an endanger-person advisory has been cancelled after a missing man from Nixa was found safe. Officers say 53-year-old Michael Schoen left Promise Care Center Sunday morning at around 11 a.m.
A large number of homes in Springfield were without power Friday night. High winds may have been the cause of these power outages. According to City Utilities, nearly 400 were out of power around O-T-C
4:55 p.m. UPDATE: A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is in effect until 5:15 p.m. for southeastern Ozark County and southern Howell County. The National Weather Service says the storm is moving northeast at 75 miles per
Authorities in Springfield say a student-athlete at Evangel is dead following a car crash. 18-year-old Deverin King, who ran track and field at Evangel, was killed when he collided with a car on his motorcycle
Southwest Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison is pushing a new energy package through the U.S. House. With both Democrats and Republicans debating a new energy package, Burlison says removing certain energy requirements from energy companies will
Greene County detectives are trying to identify a man who they believe has committed more than a dozen thefts in the Western part of the county. Several thefts from vehicles have occurred in neighborhoods near
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