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The City of Springfield recently received authorization from the Missouri Department of Transportation and the Federal Highway Administration to solicit bids to rehabilitate the Jefferson Ave. footbridge which closed down on March 1, 2-16 due to safety concerns.

Missouri lawmakers who want to halt all public funds to Planned Parenthood are recommending that the state cancel abortion providers’ Medicaid contracts

This past week, Nixa's Courtney Frerichs made a few stops in her hometown to say thanks to fans for their support.

A Jackson County judge has ordered a suburban Kansas City restaurant to shut down in the wake of its owner’s continued defiance of a mask mandate intended to fight the spread of COVID-19.

A clerk at a nearby gas station called police after hearing gunfire Thursday night.

Broadway is coming back to Springfield

Deputies say Michael Frederick Sharp has a history of violence and resisting arrest.

The Springfield Police Department announced it cleared out the backlog of rape kits, leaving zero untested sexual assault kits in their inventory.

Two men have been arrested in connection to the disappearance of Cassidy Rainwater. Police have released the scene, but are still investigating the case.

It is fall y’all! Here’s a recipe to flavor your oats in the morning.

The Springfield community focus report for 2021 is starting to be released. One of the key topics in the report is addressing the opioid crisis in the community.

An Ozarks Olympian returns to her roots in Nixa this week, and the community had a chance to meet her Thursday.

Delays and availability of goods and services can be frustrating for everybody these days but ironically the companies that supply us those goods and services have the same problems.

They were told their daughters are in danger. They could hear them crying over the phone, begging for help.

The city of Branson is projecting a $400,000 deficit in the general fund after cuts.

Two students from Harrison High School have partnered with North Arkansas Regional Medical Center to host a vaccine clinic before Friday's football game

The St. Louis Cardinals score eight unanswered runs and rally late in a 8-5 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday, extending their season-best winning streak to 12 games.

Fall has just arrived, but Springfield Public Works is in the final stages of its winter preparations.

The Arkansas Department of Health issued a boil order for portions of Flippin until next Wednesday.

Volunteers across Springfield took the day off for the United Way’s Day of Caring.

Porcupines are not native to Missouri, but the Missouri Department of Conservation says one recently led to an unusual situation in northern Missouri involving two dogs.

Dakota Keith Campbell faces a second-degree child molestation charge.

The Springfield-Greene County Library District is teaming up with the Springfield-Greene County Health Department to offer free shingles vaccines in several upcoming clinics.

Fall festivals are returning across the Ozarks.

An Arkansas man has pleaded guilty to assaulting a flight attendant on a flight from Charlotte, North Carolina, to Little Rock last year.

Officers from the West Plains Police Department have arrested two people following a series of catalytic converter thefts.

Police arrested Christopher F. Hogue, 32, and Jason T. Vanatter, 52.

A Missouri appeals court on Thursday denied the state attorney general’s request to recuse all Jackson County judges from presiding over an upcoming evidentiary hearing for Kevin Strickland.

Authorities in eastern Missouri are investigating the death of a 40-year-old theft suspect killed by an arrow shot by a juvenile, who said the man came at him menacingly.

Investigators believe Emmett Jace Scharnett, 7, is with Nicole Scharnett, 33.