With deaths in Greene County surging past 200 and 24 (10 percent of the total) coming in the first four days of December, there's a concern that the COVID-19 surge predicted for the holidays has started.
Vandals recently did some damage to the Christmas tree in the square in downtown Springfield. Crews were out Friday trying to repair the damage to the tree and the lights.
Nearly four decades after a child’s body was found in the Escatawpa River, she has been identified thanks to persistent investigators and DNA technology.
Missouri’s health director on Friday said the state should be able to vaccinate all hospital workers, nursing home staff and nursing home residents against COVID-19 by the end of the year.
On this Fit Life, we’re looking at the ways you can defend your health as you go back to public gyms for a workout. KY3′s Paul Adler visits with Pamela Hernandez of Sharlin Health & Neurology.
Arkansas set a new record one-day increase in coronavirus cases on Thursday as Gov. Asa Hutchinson said he’s looking at requiring state approval for smaller indoor events.
Andrew Chavez, President of Signature Lending LLC said back in January, mortgage rates were averaging around 4%. Now, he said the normal mortgage rate falls between 2% and 3%.
Missouri’s health department director on Thursday announced that the state is expected to get coronavirus vaccines for about 170,000 additional people this month.
Springfield-area drivers lose almost $1,600 per year because of driving on roads that are deteriorating, congested, and lack desirable safety features... that according to a national non-profit group that did research on our national transportation system.
The project is a collaboration of Missouri State and Springfield Public Schools and is made possible by a generous donation from William H. and Virginia Darr and the Darr Family Foundation.
Partners from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will arrive in the Springfield and St. Louis areas this weekend to assist local schools and public health officials in reviewing current public health measures.
Missouri plans to bring in hundreds of health care workers from other states to help provide care as already-stretched hospitals prepare for a possible increase in COVID-19 cases resulting from the Thanksgiving holiday.
A federal judge has dismissed neglect and misconduct charges against three employees of a tourist boat that sank on a Missouri lake in 2018, killing 17 people.
Another Arkansas state senator on Thursday said he tested positive for the coronavirus last week, the 14th lawmaker in the state to be infected over the past two months.
Barry Odom didn’t wander far after he was fired by as the head coach of the Tigers late last year, accepting a job as the defensive coordinator under new Razorbacks coach Sam Pittman.
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Walmart says for the fourth time during the pandemic it will be giving its 1.5 million U.S. part-time and full-time employees additional cash bonuses for their work.
Governor Parson said the state’s 12-week partnership will provide more registered nurses, respiratory therapists and certified nurse assistants across the state.
Following an update to guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Springfield-Greene County Health Department updated its protocol to shorten quarantine timeframes.
