The 11th annual Stop the Violence conference brings together law enforcement, victim resources, and people in the community who want to learn about ending domestic violence and helping victims.
The Springfield City Council will vote Monday on a proposal that could allow marijuana dispensaries to sell through drive-thru windows until 1:30 a.m., up from the current 10 p.m. cutoff.
13 years after a child’s skull was found near Highway 28 south of Dixon, Mo., investigators with the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office say new forensic technology is giving them fresh leads.
Halloween is just under a week away, and as you flood stores to buy candy for trick–or–treaters, you should consider adding one more item to your cart for the one in 13 children diagnosed with a severe food allergy. The Teal Pumpkin Project aims to help make this spooky holiday a little more inclusive.
Springfield Police cited eight minors for possession of alcohol and issued one citation for supplying alcohol to minors after a focused enforcement in the downtown area earlier this month.
Phones in pockets, televisions playing in the background, and social media feeds within reach have become part of daily routines. Experts say there is a point where that connection can become too much.
Looking for a way to spend the evening with your family for free? The city of Nixa has you covered with its annual Halloween Spooktacular at McCauley Park from 5:30-8:30 p.m. October 23.
After a two-month pilot program, the Webster County Health Unit’s Baby Bridge program has officially launched to help families with babies and toddlers at all stages.
