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A Rogersville woman died from her injuries in a crash Friday afternoon, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

Sarah Sanders’ celebrity as former President Donald Trump’s spokesperson granted her immediate front-runner status in one of the nation’s most Trump-friendly states.

The Fair Grove Historical Society will welcome thousands of guests to the town square for the 44th annual Heritage Reunion Festival.

The surging St. Louis Cardinals emphatically matched a team record with their 14th straight win on Friday night.

On this Live, Life, Well, we’re looking at the best way to handle conflict among all siblings.

Under a sweeping opioid settlement, Missouri could get as much as $500 million to help victims of the ongoing opioid epidemic.

Carlos Hernandez pitched five shutout innings and Whit Merrifield drove in a pair of runs as the Kansas City Royals beat the Detroit Tigers 3-1 on Friday night.

Eight-man high school football is becoming a normal for smaller schools around the Ozarks.

The Missouri State Fairgrounds could be bigger in the future as organizers hope to split another 400 acres of land with the State Fair Community College in Sedalia.

A long time Springfield gas station that's offered full service since opening in the 1950's is about to close.

City leaders need to find the best ways to spend millions dollars from the American Rescue Plan Act.

The number of COVID-19 patients in Arkansas’ hospitals hit its lowest point in two months on Friday as the state reported more than 1,300 new coronavirus cases.

The Ozarks Sports Zone has you covered for Week 5 of high school football.

The Branson Titanic Museum in partnership with Jordan Valley Community Health Center and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield will be holding a vaccine clinic Saturday, September 25 from 10 a.m to 2 p.m.

Allergies in dogs are just as common as allergies in people. During the transition months of fall and spring, allergies can become worse.

They responded to the home Friday morning to the home on Oak Grove.

Future Farmers of America learned important lessons about safety on the farm.

The Foundation for Springfield Public Schools (FSPS) awards $195,600 to Springfield Public Schools in Back to School Grants.

St. Louis-area racial injustice activists on Friday called for the firing and prosecution of three police officers.

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.