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Missouri is in Phase 3 of the vaccine roll out meaning every adult in Missouri may receive the vaccine. However, the thoughts about getting vaccinated are making some people anxious.

Russell family reports their small business vehicles severely damaged by vandals.

The Branson Board of Aldermen repealed the city’s masking ordinance on Tuesday night.

Detectives say Dana Jo Howard has connections in Fair Grove and Miller.

Arkansas legislators on Tuesday approved changes to the state’s election laws, including restrictions outside polling places and on absentee ballots, that opponents said would disproportionately harm voters of color in the state.

Two turkey hunters say they are lucky to be alive after witnessing Saturday’s shootings at a Koshonong, Mo. convenience store.

Honest pay does not always result in honest work.

According the to the National Fire Protection Association, nearly 20,000 go to the emergency room each year with grill-related injuries.

Crews say a pipe broke, leading to the advisory.

The Polk County Health Department will host a COVID-19 mass vaccination event Tuesday and Wednesday.

The Camdenton Board of Education approved the changes at its meeting Monday night.

During the second weekend alone, April 10-11, more than six tons of waste were collected and properly disposed.

Investigators with the Springfield Police Department say it’s not necessarily the best course of action to remove a patient from a treatment facility.

Mark Poag, 60, faces a charge of sodomy or attempted sodomy in the first-degree.

Arkansas is joining other states in temporarily halting use of the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine while a federal review is underway.

The Missouri House has approved legislation that will make it easier to access drugs to prevent HIV infection.

Christopher Lindley, 28, of Thayer, Mo., faces a charge of first-degree murder and armed criminal action in the shootings.

Salvador Pérez had an RBI single in the sixth for his 1,000th hit and had the eighth four-hit game of his big league career.

Dr. Randall Williams, director of the state’s Department of Health and Senior Services, said in a news release that Missouri was taking the step out of “an abundance of caution.”

Ozarks Today celebrated a special anniversary Tuesday.

Yadier Molina hit his second homer of the season in the sixth.

Owner, Soren Dewey, says it’s a big misunderstanding, but he understands why people think the way they do.

HB563 passed the state house last week.

Gov. Mike Parson last month said he won’t require so-called vaccine passports in Missouri but is comfortable with private companies adopting them.

Arkansas is one of three states without a hate crimes law, along with South Carolina and Wyoming. Hate crimes legislation is also advancing in South Carolina’s Legislature.

Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Monday encouraged high school students to get vaccinated for COVID-19.

Hutchinson said the increase will especially help rural districts that have not been able to raise teacher pay in recent years.

Missouri lawmakers on Monday advanced a sweeping firearms bill that would allow concealed guns on public transportation and in churches.

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