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Jorge Soler homered in back-to-back innings, and the Kansas City Royals held on to beat the Minnesota Twins 9-6 on Saturday night.

Anyone who was at this location on these dates is at an enhanced risk for contracting COVID-19 and should monitor for symptoms.

It is a holiday for shopping in Missouri this weekend as some towns participate in the state’s sales tax free weekend.

Missouri becomes sixth state to launch SafeNation app

Brazil has surpassed a grim milestone: 100,000 deaths from COVID-19.

Tiger Woods goes into the final round of another major without much hope.

Ford has now won five straight Cup races at Michigan and swept the top two spots Saturday with Harvick and Keselowski.

A Nixa boy gives back to his community with a project he began earlier this spring.

Historians and onlookers came together Saturday to take in a piece of living history as Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield commemorates the 159th anniversary of the Battle of Wilson’s Creek.

It’s been six months since Dave Koenig was last seen at The Peach Tree Inn in Branson and his friends and family are still looking for answers. They’ve organized search parties throughout this week to find any information that could be linked to his disappearance.

The Lake Stockton Healthcare Facility conducted its second round of mass testing for COVID-19 after an employee tested positive for COVID-19 in late July.

Bypassing Congress, President Donald Trump on Saturday signed executive orders deferring payroll taxes for some Americans and extending unemployment benefits after negotiations on a new coronavirus rescue package collapsed.

A truck drove through a house in an accident early Friday morning in Camden County. No one is hurt and no arrests have been made.

Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge recently issued a statement after the announcement of separate lawsuits filed against the National Rifle Association and the NRA Foundation.

The city council in Missouri’s largest city has endorsed the idea of painting Black Lives Matter murals on six streets across the city.

Whataburger, a Texas-based fast food chain, has confirmed plans to expand new markets into Missouri and two other states.

Two Warrensburg man have been charged in a shooting at a large birthday party that left one woman dead and two other people injured.

A 24-year-old Carthage man is charged with first-degree murder in a December 2019 shooting death of a man at a storage unit.

Springfield Diventure will be taking part in a FREE worldwide initiative on August, 8 that could potentially save a life this summer.

The Royals, whose popgun offense came alive with 13 runs against the Cubs on Thursday, resorted to small-ball to coax across their first runs.

Oregon County women died of natural causes, says coroner.

Missouri State University is developing a coronavirus recovery unit for students who live on campus, and test positive for COVID-19. ore than 90 MSU students have already tested positive for COVID-19.

Missouri State is scheduled to open the season against the Oklahoma Sooners.

Democratic candidate for Missouri Governor Nicole Galloway, currently the State Auditor, was in Springfield on Friday as part of our statewide tour to kick-off her campaign. It just so happened that Republican Mike Parson, her November opponent and current Governor, was also in Springfield meeting with area college officials. Both of them talked about the major issues entering the election that's not that far away.

School supplies can be expensive, so should you take advantage of the Missouri tax-free weekend? Only a handful of cities in the Ozarks are participating in the holiday so we'll compare prices to see if you can get more bang for your buck.

The Fair Grove Police Department originally had six police officers and planned to drop down to five, but then it dropped to only one full-time police officer.

The upcoming school year is looking different for everyone - whether parents choose homeschooling, virtual learning or seated classes. Springfield Public Schools is seeing a surprising trend this year as more families who would have done homeschooling, choose virtual learning instead.

72 cases have been confirmed at four nursing homes, bringing the county’s case number to more than 400.

Springfield Public Schools announced it will provide school supplies for all 12,500 PreK-5 students enrolled for the 2020-2021 school year.

Diamond City voters will have a choice on their ballot to recall their mayor and remove her from office in November.