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The claim in a consumer protection lawsuit against Starbucks says the coffee giant’s refresher line of drinks is a fruit drink that’s missing the advertised fruit.

It all starts Thursday night with the National Anthem at 5:30. It is three days of activities for the kids, plenty of booths, and music all weekend long.

Here’s a look at what’s happening in the Ozarks.

Springfield Public Schools invites parents and families to tour the new Academy of Exploration (AOE) building at 5 p.m. on Thursday.

U.S. Senators John Boozman and Cory Booker have teamed up on a plan to expand insurance coverage for prostate cancer screenings.

One of our viewers is unhappy with the manholes on Sunshine Street between Kansas Expressway and National Avenue. They’re asking; Why aren’t the manhole covers flush with the street?

The small town of Marionville is getting a warehouse full of courts that could bring in players from near and far.

The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration (DFA) receives over $10 million in federal funding through the Grid Enhancement Grant program.

Brightspeed customers reached out to us for help after not getting answers about when service would be restored.

A recent study revealed that Arkansas has the highest number of reported crime incidents.

The West family woke up to their father yelling for help after a tree fell on their house.

There’s an effort underway to save historic buildings across Springfield.

In July, the Jackson County Prosecutor’s Office announced that it had joined Prosecutors for Prosecutors to help save the lives of prosecutors and their families who remain in Afghanistan.

Nelson Velázquez provided half of the Royals offense with his three-run shot in the first.

Students in the Springfield area who are in middle school can try out for a TV hosting job with a statewide syndicated educational program that will be recording shows in Springfield soon. The TV host chosen for the Springfield shows will also receive a $5,000 college scholarship.

Consumer Reports uses state of the art science and testing to rate and recommend the safest seats for any budget.

The report examines each state’s laws and policies governing corporal punishment in schools, child marriage, child labor, and juvenile prison sentencing.

Authorities arrested a man wanted in an armed robbery of a Springfield Dollar Tree.

An attorney with firms throughout southwest Missouri announced she will run for the Republican nomination for Missouri treasurer.

Authorities in Greene County canceled a boil water advisory for residents of the Rivercut subdivision in Greene County.

As campaigns and candidates prepare for the 2024 election cycle, election officials are addressing assistance available for seniors and those with disabilities at polling places.

Arborists and tree care professionals gathered at the Springfield National Cemetery to honor the service of the men and women in the military.

The Greene County Commission has been working with the residents in the area for several years to achieve success in placing sirens around the lake.

A Waynesville School District crossing guard is speaking out after he was hit by a vehicle on Friday while directing traffic.

This chicken recipe is so simple and delicious. It’s the perfect quick and easy dinner that is full of flavor.

This unpredictability has placed an immense burden on both patients and the healthcare system.

Patrick Mahomes was trying to walk a tightrope, taking him in three different directions while negotiating his revised contract with the Kansas City Chiefs, which effectively makes him the league’s highest-paid player over the next four years.

The iconic Budweiser Clydesdales will no longer have their tails shortened using a common yet controversial procedure that has drawn the ire of animal activists, parent company Anheuser-Busch InBev announced Wednesday.

Fassnight Creek Farms' Dan Bigbee shares a look at cornstalk decorations for fall.

About 2,000 workers at the General Motors Assembly Plant in Fairfax, Kansas, have ceased operations until further notice.