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Expectations are high for the MSU Lady Bears basketball team, which opens its 2011-12 season Friday night at Louisiana Tech.
KTTS' Don Louzader talked with MSU Head Coach Nyla Milleson, who's starting her fifth season at the helm of the Lady Bears program.
Melissa Haddow with Community Partnership in Springfield talks about the Community Focus Report Card.
Police in Springfield say meth lab busts are almost double what they were last year. One of the biggest busts came just this week on south Warren.
Dick Wagenmaker is the service assessment team leader and meteorologist-in-charge of the Detroit Weather Forecast Office.
Ruggade terrain and thick trees prevents the National Weather Service from confirming if a tornado hit west of Washburn Sunday.
Hall of Famer Steve Carlton doesn't put on a St. Louis Cardinals hat very often, but he did Thursday night, throwing out the ceremonial first pitch before the Springfield Cardinals home opener at Hammons Field.
KTTS News Director Don Louzader sat down with the man who has the second most lifetime strikeouts of any left-handed pitcher in baseball history.
Missouri's Senior Senator gives KTTS News Reporter Austin Robertson some insight into what narrowly avoided a shutdown of the federal government.
Missouri's Senior Senator gives KTTS News Reporter Austin Robertson some insight into what narrowly avoided a shutdown of the federal government.
Spokesman Dave Myers talks with KTTS Assistant News Director Nancy Simpson about Live Free Springfield's goal for the April 5th election.
Spokeswoman Carrie Reynolds talks with KTTS Assistant News Director Nancy Simpson about Clean Air Springfield's goal for the April 5th election.
Springfield Cardinals General Manager Matt Gifford talks about the sell-out on the exhibition game. He also responds to computer glitches that kicked some ticket-buyers off-line.
Sergeant Bill Moulder with the Camden County Sheriff's Department talking about finding 4-year-old Bryce McCracken in Stoutland.
Nancy Simpson interviewing Kert Parsley with James River Assembly concerning the chuch canceling the 'I Love America' celebration. Part 2
Nancy Simpson interviewing Kert Parsley with James River Assembly concerning the chuch canceling the 'I Love America' celebration. Part 1
Spokesman Jeff Nene talks with KTTS reporter Austin Robertson about plans to help Japan recover from a massive earthquake and resulting tsunami.
Spokesman Jeff Nene talks with KTTS reporter Austin Robertson about how people in the Ozarks step up to the plate financially, often times before Convoy of Hope even asks for donations.
The National Weather Service in Springfield has issued a blizzard warning from 6am Tuesday through 6am Wednesday.
Total snow and sleet accumulations of 10 to16 inches are expected in much of the Ozarks, with localized amounts near 20 inches possible along and north of a line from Cassville to Rolla. Snow amounts will taper off quickly to the southeast of this line, where more sleet is expected.
Assistant News Director Nancy Simpson talked with National Weather Service Warning Coordination Meteorologist Steve Runnels about the seriousness of this storm and its impacts on the morning, and more importantly, the afternoon commute Tuesday.
The Valley-leading MSU basketball Bears are expecting a near sellout crowd again Sunday night when they take on Northern Iowa at JQH Arena.
KTTS News Director Don Louzader interviews Bears Head Coach Cuonzo Martin about the excitement surrounding this year's team, which is 17-4 overall, 9-1 in the Missouri Valley Conference.
Sunday night's game against Northern Iowa is at 7:05 p.m. It's a "White Out' game, where all fans are encouraged to wear white. The game will be broadcast nationally on ESPNU.
Missouri's Governor tells KTTS News reporter Austin Robertson about seeing the most heavily damaged sites hit by New Year's Eve tornadoes.