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This week has been a temperature roller coaster. You may be switching your thermostat from hot to cold.

A man in Branson is suing Suddenlink. Back in July, we told you about Jeff Bain with the now-closed Any Body’s Garage. Bain says his phone and internet weren’t reliable. He says he lost nearly $20,000 in revenue.

A Lebanon truck driver and Marine Corps vet found a folded flag memorial case along a road in New Mexico. He was able to track down the owners, a motorcycle organization based in Arizona that serves as escorts for veteran funeral processions and various other military family tributes. He didn't know it, but he was about to find a spiritual meaning to the lost flag.

Week 9 ends the regular season for high school football in Missouri. And the list of games features some good games.

A convicted murder suspect in Pulaski County was sentenced to three consecutive life sentences plus 90 years.

Driver of pickup was backing down private property and struck the two year old.

A collaborative effort between the Missouri State Treasurer and Department of Labor found more than 88,000 people who have filed unemployment claims in 2020 also had unclaimed property waiting to be claimed in the state.

Dozens gathered Friday for the first day of election judge training in Greene County.

Governor Hutchinson ties the trend for rising cases toward the end of the week to what Arkansans do on the weekends.

Missouri and other states are unable to post accurate data on COVID-19 dashboards because of a flaw in the federal reporting system.

Authorities say Kansas City police officers have shot and killed a homicide suspect after he fired at them during a traffic stop.

The McDonald County Sheriff’s Office has partnered with Othram Inc., a DNA testing company, to seek information in a cold case that dates back three decades.

Since the pandemic, 137 in Greene County have died from the virus.

It didn’t take long for the Kansas City area’s first medical marijuana dispensary to sell out.

Construction crews reopened traffic at mile markers 46-47 after work finished on a bridge.

The US Department of Agriculture announced more than $90 million will go to improving rural internet service in Missouri, with a good portion of the money for southwest Missouri.

Missouri has received another two-million-dollars in federal grants to test the backlog of rape kits and the testing on some of those kits has started.

The National Prescription Drug Take Back Day addresses a crucial public safety and public health issue.

On this Fit Life, we focused on the health of your brain health while visiting with Pamela Hernandez of Sharlin Health & Neurology.

Villain isn’t a role that seems to suit Drew Lock’s sunny personality.

Experts at Burrell Behavioral Health in Springfield say they’ve seen more people looking for help in 2020.

Between costume parties and trick-or-treating, the CDC says those traditional Halloween activities can put you at a higher risk of contracting or spreading the flu or COVID-19.

The daughter of Martin Luther King Junior met with city leaders in Harrison virtually to discuss improving race relations in northern Arkansas town.

Police in Nixa are giving drivers a few days notice. Starting Monday, they plan to add more patrol within neighborhoods, stopping speeding drivers and likely handing out more tickets.

The O'Reilly Center for Hope will house 20 agencies aimed at helping with housing and homelessness, as well as other underlying struggles like mental and physical health, money management and employment.

The Missouri-based mental health care provider operated 50 clinics throughout Arkansas until October 2018 and no longer operates in the state.

Many of the nominations date back to 2019 because of the pandemic.

Consumer Reports' experts reveal what a residential air purifier can really do when it comes to cleaning the air.

Petie and Aaron Schartz of Seymour, Mo. will spend 15 years in prison for their sexual abuse convictions.

Just because the days will soon stay cooler, does not mean your garden chores are finished for the year.