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Road crews in Springfield are investigating the cause of a hole that opened up in south Springfield. Investigators say they were called to the area of Swan Street near South Campbell and discovered the hole.
Zimmer Midwest Communications has welcomed 11 leaders from local government, real estate, education, development, tourism, insurance and chambers of commerce to brainstorm ways to work together to make our community a more vibrant place to
The city of Springfield is inviting members of the community to a meeting to discuss housing conditions as a housing study continues city-wide. Leaders say the meeting will be Thursday, February 23 from 6-8 p.m.
Investigators in Springfield are gathering information following a house fire that firefighters believe was suspicious. Crews were called to a house on East Cherry Street near the Glenstone intersection, where they found the home engulfed
The money would go to the district’s operating levy and be used to raise teacher’s salaries. School board members Paula Hubbert says Missouri has the lowest statutory salary for any teacher in the country. Superintendent
The State Director of Medicaid estimates that 200,000 Missourians could lose their Medicaid coverage in the coming months. Eligibility renewals will resume on April 1st after being suspended for three years due to the pandemic.
Large hail and wind gusts of more than 60 hour accompanied intense thunderstorms that moved across southwest Missouri late Wednesday night into early Thursday morning. Parts of Greene, Christian and Webster County were under severe
The Greene County Sheriff’s Department is investigating a crashing involving a speeding pickup truck. The crash happened Wednesday afternoon on South Glenstone near Independence. Deputies say they clocked the pickup truck traveling 100 miles per
The Missouri Capitol library is closed indefinitely because of safety concerns with the dome ceiling. Contractors were investigating an overhead crack in January. A structural analysis found enough problems to prompt an immediate evacuation. Senate
A man from Springfield accused of attempted rape and kidnapping will now spend nearly 20 years in prison. Gregory Morton Jr. was sentenced February 10 to 18 years in prison after allegedly attacking a woman
A member of the Missouri House has filed a proposal allowing school districts to have different pay scales for teachers. Representative Ed Lewis says his superintendent Doctor Rachelle Jennings says the measure could mean that
The city of Branson is putting up more security cameras in an effort to reduce crime. Money from a federal grant will be used to put up 8 cameras around Branson. Branson Police Chief Eric
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