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The City of Willard has appointed a new city administrator. Wesley Young has a master’s degree in public administration from the University of Arkansas and is a member of MENSA and the International City/Council Management
City Utilities of Springfield CEO Gary Gibson is announcing his retirement. Gibson has been the President and CEO of City Utilities since 2019. He says he will retire in February 2025. Gibson began his career
Springfield Mayor Ken McClure issued a proclamation Tuesday to make April 23rd “Kenny DeForest Day” after the Springfield-native comedian who passed away after being struck by a car while riding his bike last December. DeForest
A man from West Plains will spend over two years in prison for an usual type of theft… trees. 40-year-old Justin Massey admitted to illegally cutting down close to ten trees inside Mark Twain National
Laclede County was without 9-1-1 services Tuesday afternoon. The Laclede County Sheriff’s Office says recent lightning strikes wiped out the 9-1-1 lines, dispatch lines and sheriff’s office and Lebanon Police Department phone lines. Technicians worked
Two suspects from Illinois are in custody after a chase on Highway 65 that ended in Highlandville. Christian County Sheriff Brad Cole says his deputies spotted a wanted vehicle and tried to pull the driver
The Christian County Commission has voted to not allow a battery storage facility to be built in the county. Black Mountain Energy Storage out of Texas wanted to build the facility near a substation off
UPDATE: Stone County Sheriff’s deputies are now saying that the woman in custody in connection with the shooting death of a man near Crane was the man’s wife. The identity of the two have still
As an ongoing trend of vandalism and attempted thefts of vehicles continues in Springfield, officers are offering a potential solution for owners of two different car brands. SPD is now making wheel locks available for
A man has plead guilty to trafficking fentanyl and illegal firearms. 34-year-old Tonikko Fewell of Republic pleaded guilty before a federal judge to two counts of possessing and intending to distribute fentanyl, one count of
Fort Leonard Wood is changing its gate policy. Beginning May 6, the South gate to the Fort will now be open 24 – 7 and the West gate will be open from 4 am to
A former pharmacist from Kansas City convicted of diluting the chemotherapy drugs for more that 4,000 patients more than 20 years ago is getting out of prison this summer, and will be living in Springfield.
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