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After a unanimous vote during the April 14 Branson Board of Alderman meeting, city leaders voted to repeal the mask mandate beginning April 16.

Here's a breakdown of cases in both Arkansas, Missouri and the Ozarks.

A jury has recommended the maximum possible sentence for a Kansas City man convicted of killing two women about a decade apart.

The storm destroyed one home. It damaged several others

These pictures show the devastation days after the tornado in Joplin May 22, 2011. The city is remembering the victims of the storm with special ceremonies.

A 62-year-old man who shot and killed his son’s girlfriend during a custody dispute over his grandchildren accepted a plea deal in the case.

The shootings killed one man and injured three others Saturday at the Snappy Mart.

Vaccinators this week reported hundreds of openings for appointments around the state, including in St. Louis, Kansas City, Columbia and Jefferson City, despite the state opening eligibility to anyone 16 or older last week.

City leaders say a software error calculated some bills wrong.

Several law enforcement officers have responded near the intersection of Campbell Avenue and Sunshine Street.

The Royals had been in an offensive slumber before breaking out against the Angels on Wednesday.

Inside of a garage, Alaina Lewis is keeping the legacy her grandfather alive. Culver Propellers is a small shop that’s known across the world.

Bridal shops are playing catch-up after the pandemic forced many couples to cancel or postpone their weddings last year.

Crash blocking traffic at a busy Springfield intersection

Springfield moves into its next phase of reopening Friday, which allows the city to remove some occupancy restrictions in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Detectives say the man and woman may be driving a dark minivan or SUV.

Two local businessmen, Marty Crews and Andy Mills, plan to open a livestock auction between Thayer, Missouri and Mammoth Spring, Arkansas.

Communities all across the Lake of the Ozarks say they have felt a shortage of workers lately. The City of Osage Beach is even taking a few steps of its own to help increase the applicant pool.

A Kansas City man has been found guilty of killing two women a decade apart and burying their bodies near each other in a field in western Missouri.

Missouri has paused collection efforts on overpayments on unemployment benefits.

Springfield moves into its next phase of reopening Friday, which allows the city to remove some occupancy restrictions in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Homeowners are getting lien notices in the mail telling them to pay thousands.

Nolan Arenado’s contract was amended when the All-Star third baseman was traded to the Cardinals by the Colorado Rockies

Local leaders gathered Thursday to celebrate the first day of boat rental season at Lake Springfield, which kicks off with a big donation.

Coronavirus vaccine supply is starting to outpace demand in Missouri, even after the state expanded eligibility, raising worries among some health care providers.

A Missouri House Bill is aiming to change the definition of stalking and offer more protection to victims.

The bill is sponsored by Branson Representative Brian Seitz with District 156.

The Arkansas House on Thursday overwhelmingly approved a proposal to end a day that commemorates the Confederate flag.

We got the inside “scoop” on an upcoming NASCAR sponsorship for Andy’s Frozen Custard

The Greene County Sheriff’s Office asks for the public’s assistance to help find Russell Long, a 39-year-old man reported missing.