Some soccer fields at the new Sports Town multi-sport complex near the Springfield-Branson National Airport will be opening soon although the indoor sports complex and a commercial development on the property are going slowly because of pandemic-related supply chain problems.
On Your Side has warned you about shady car warranty offers and shoddy vehicle service contracts for years. The Better Business Bureau is doing the same.
With the recent approval of the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson booster doses, the Springfield-Greene County Health Department created an online tool to determine if an individual is eligible for a booster shot and if the booster dose is recommended.
With the closed theater set to be demolished in the next couple of months, the Jim Stafford Theater as well as two buildings next door had their assets up for auction.
An increase of homeless traffic and other pedestrians around the Harrison House of Hope is causing concern to neighboring businesses; city says it is a part of a much larger issue.
Camden County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call Friday about possible human remains, upon further investigation they found out that the remains were in fact human.
The National Weather Service confirmed an EF-3 tornado hit Fredericktown Sunday night, damaging homes, businesses and the main electrical substation that feeds power to the city of about 4,000.
The Storm Prediction Center issued a Tornado Warning for Douglas and Wright counties, while several counties in the Ozarks remain under a tornado watch amid severe weather Sunday.
A resurfacing project begins for Sunshine Street on Oct. 25 between Kansas Expressway and Glenstone Avenue. City construction contractor Blevins Asphalt Construction Co. will be leading the project.
The KY3 First Alert Weather team is tracking the risk for strong storms for Sunday. The biggest threats include possible tornadoes, hail and high winds.
A $10,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest in connection with a shooting during a St. Louis vigil last month that killed one man and injured three others.
Missouri taxpayers paid for state Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s trip to Texas last week to announce a lawsuit he filed seeking to force the restart of construction of a southern border wall.
