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Missourians of any age can obtain free emergency contraceptives, commonly known as “Plan B,” through the Missouri Family Health Council’s “Free EC” initiative.

The Christian County sheriff released video of the gunpoint robbery in hopes of identifying the man.

The Asian Tiger Mosquito, known for carrying serious diseases like the Zika virus, are on the move to Missouri.

Right before the Missouri Special Olympics holds its Summer Games in Columbia this weekend, an Olympic Torch Run was held in Springfield with 35 law enforcement officers serving as escorts in a 5K run.

Customers of Venmo, PayPal and CashApp should not store their money for the long term with these apps because their funds might not be safe during a crisis, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau warned on Thursday.

The Boswell Aquatic Center in Lebanon opens Saturday.

Whether you’re on the lookout for porch pirates, wild animals, or car thieves, a video doorbell or security camera can come in handy. Law enforcement agencies are taking notice.

Jackson Mahomes’ attorney has submitted a “motion to file documents under seal.”

Football matchups for the 2024 season will be released on June 14 without exact dates.

The Springfield Police Department posted to social media a video of a cub wandering south Springfield.

Hammerhead worms were discovered in southern Arkansas a few years ago and have slowly moved north.

In response to the growing epidemic of drug overdose deaths impacting our community, Springfield-Greene County Health Department launched the new mobile- and web-based app Revive.

Bleed Red is one of CBCO’s largest blood drives, and it occurs during the summer to help ensure a strong summer blood supply to help Southwest Missouri patients.

Arkansas coach Sam Pittman said he has called coaches he believes have tampered with players on his roster.

Pearl went missing off Pythian behind O'Reilly's

A federal appeals court has put on hold an Environmental Protection Agency regulation aimed at reducing air pollution in Missouri, drawing criticism from environmentalists but praise from the state’s attorney general, who called the proposal “unconstitutional overreach.”

Here’s a refreshing pasta dish for summer!

After midnight, Nathan L. Rowe, 64, disappeared from 300 Golf View Drive.

Drury University announced the launch of the Fortify the Future campaign, aiming to raise $50 million.

Springfield Mayor Ken McClure delivered his annual State of the City address on Thursday.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol investigates a deadly motorcycle crash near Cassville, Mo.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and President Biden’s debt ceiling bill cleared a major hurdle Wednesday night after passing in the House of Representatives.

Mayor Ken McClure will present the State of the City Speech Thursday morning to give community members an update on city projects and some of the plans moving forward.

A North City teenager walked more than two hours in order to make it to his 8th graduation. His journey from two ends of the city has led him to secure a full ride for his future.

Governor Mike Parson signed Executive Order 23-05 declaring a drought alert in the state of Missouri.

The Ozarks Pridefest returns on June 10.

Nearly eight decades ago. a Missouri man joined the crew of a B-17 Flying Fortress as it soared into Germany to attack a factory. The plane crashed. Four men died and disappeared. A family finally has answers.

The north-and-central part of Springfield will soon be the site of two major sewer replacement projects for an aging system with sewage runoff and capacity issues.

Many movie theaters offer discounted tickets in June and continue throughout the summer.

Record droughts in Missouri last year put many farmers in tough situations. Coupled with High prices on nearly everything, some had to abandon the business.