Following a milestone year marked by a stadium renaming, a team rebranding, and novel community events, Route 66 Stadium is receiving its first complete playing surface overhaul in more than two decades.
Branson’s annual Veterans Homecoming Week kicked off Thursday, opening a multi-day series of commemorative ceremonies, live entertainment, and veteran appreciation gatherings leading up to Veterans Day.
A long-vacant building in downtown Springfield off East St. Louis Street is getting a second chance as crews begin renovations to convert the property into a Country Inn & Suites.
Visitors packed the newly renovated lion habitat at Dickerson Park Zoo on Thursday morning to celebrate a major milestone: the second birthday of African lion siblings Taraj and Asali.
As emergency crews carry out water rescues following catastrophic flooding across the Southeast, disaster relief teams based in the Ozarks are mobilizing to deliver critical relief supplies.
Garth Brooks will play two concerts at T-Mobile, instead of the originally planned three. Brooks canceled a matinee after bots bought most of the tickets.
Health officials have confirmed a case of measles in a Christian County resident who contracted the highly contagious viral illness after being exposed in another Missouri county, the Christian County Health Department announced.
Rice, a fourth-year wide receiver who was drafted in the second round of the 2023 NFL Draft by the Chiefs, owes millions of dollars in settlements and legal fees as a result of a six-car crash he caused in 2024.
With the holiday entertaining season just around the corner, picking the right bottle of wine for family gatherings or dinner parties can feel overwhelming.
Single-game tickets for the St. Louis Cardinals’ entire 2027 home slate at Busch Stadium are officially on sale, highlighted by Opening Day against the Kansas City Royals on Thursday, April 1.
Missouri voters have spoken. The voters said no to abortion restrictions and yes to making it harder for lawmakers to undo voter-approved initiatives. And the supermajority in Jefferson City has ended.
In this week’s Now Showing, a slate of new movies is coming to theatres between now and New Year’s. Plus, two new series are coming to Apple and Netflix.
On practice fields across the Ozarks, the silhouette of high school football helmets is changing. Padded, soft-shell covers strapped over traditional hard plastic helmets are now common sights during weekday drills.
For the first time, new data from the U.S. Census Bureau is revealing how households across the country handle wastewater, highlighting the divide between public sewer connections and private septic systems.
A celebrated tribute to renowned Springfield folk artist Robert E. Smith has returned to downtown Springfield, months after the original public artwork was painted over by a new property owner.
Official certification of final Greene County election totals will conclude once provisional and overseas military ballots are verified by bipartisan election judges.
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway announced lawsuits Wednesday against four Missouri retailers accused of selling illegal marijuana products disguised as legal hemp and falsely marketing themselves as licensed state dispensaries.
Although September broke a 1931 heat record in our state and October followed a similar trend, winter – and its snow, sleet and ice – will return to Missouri.
City and county leaders gathered Wednesday morning to celebrate the grand opening of “Sankofa,” a $13.5 million mixed-use development that marks the first ground-up construction on Historic Commercial Street in more than 50 years.
After nearly eight decades serving the Springfield community, Glo Dry Cleaning Specialists is closing its doors for good on Nov. 16, leaving devoted customers and neighbors stunned by the sudden departure.
Prosecutors have certified and charged a 17-year-old as an adult with multiple felonies following a shooting in north Springfield that left another teenager hospitalized, authorities said.
A West Plains man faces criminal charges after authorities said he used a hidden camera disguised as an ink pen to secretly record an underage girl inside a residential bathroom.
he Springfield Police Department outlined updated operating procedures and transparency measures for its automated license plate reader (ALPR) network during a briefing at the Springfield-Greene County Public Safety Center on Wednesday morning.
