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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Ozarks First is speaking to residents and workers in Springfield on how they’re staying cool in the heat wave that continues to pummel the Ozarks. “It’s been a lot more humid this year. I know we’ve had a lot more rain, so it definitely keeps the sweat factor up a lot more […]
College students and parents at Missouri State University are navigating rising back-to-school costs following a report from the National Retail Federation showing average spending reached its highest...
By: Parker Padgett
Mary Floyd, a 37-year-old kindergarten teacher in Nixa, Missouri, shared her diagnosis of triple-negative breast cancer and expressed gratitude for the extensive community support she has received dur...
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Amid inflation rates and the Iran conflict, fuel prices are slowly creeping back up. However, the price for diesel fuel is nearing a record high in the Springfield area. According t...
By: Parker Padgett
OZARK, Mo. — Today, Christian County Presiding Commissioner Lynn Morris held the first of his planned ‘Listening Sessions’ at the Christian County Courthouse. While future sessions will be focused on ...
A 16-year-old Parkview High School student was charged with second-degree assault and armed criminal action following an alleged attack on a fellow student athlete in a locker room on August 28.
A Missouri gun store owner has installed a billboard featuring the mugshots of individuals accused of theft to discourage future crimes, despite potential legal risks if the defendants are acquitted.
By: Parker Padgett
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — The Tailwaters Access, where Lake Springfield Dam meets the James River, has been closed. City Utilities of Springfield, the entity that runs the area, says the move was made as the...
By: Parker Padgett
Labor Day may be the unofficial signal of the ‘end of summer’ but in Branson, they’re going out on Summer with two major events in southern Taney County. This weekend, the 2nd Annual Branson Wings of ...
By: Parker Padgett
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Among the many laws that recently went into effect in Missouri this past August is one aimed at eliminating child grooming. Dubbed “Evie and Sophie’s Law,” the …
