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Republican Billy Long talks with KTTS News Director Don Louzader live after winning the primary race for US Congress. Long meets Democrat Scott Eckersley in November.
KTTS talks with the two candidates for Congress in the 7th District. They're running to replace Roy Blunt, who's leaving to run for Kit Bond's Senate seat.
KTTS talks with Greene County Prosecutor Darrell Moore. Moore is running for Roy Blunt's seat in the House. He's one of 8 Republicans in the August 3rd primary.
KTTS speaks with Republican Gary Nodler for 7th District Congress. He's running for Roy Blunt's seat in the House. Blunt is vacating the House to run for Senate. Nodler is one of eight Republicans in crowded primary August 3rd.
KTTS News spoke with Republican Jack Goodman, who's running for Roy Blunt's old seat in the House. You can hear complete reports on the candidates until the election, Monday thru Friday, at 7 am and 5 pm, on KTTS 94.7.
Thursday, May 13, 2010 Severe thunderstorms carrying damaging straight line winds caused major damage around the Monett area this morning. KTTS Reporter Austin Robertson has been at what used to be the Pizza Hut in town. Local emergency management officials say there are no reports of any injuries from these severe thunderstorms. There have also been no confirmed reports of tornado touchdowns in the Ozarks, although damage assessment teams from the National Weather Service will be investigating today.
Thursday, April 29, 2010 A man working on a new call center for Expedia at the old Springfield Branson National Airport terminal was rushed to the hospital after being shocked while working on a fuse box. KTTS' Jason Rima was the first reporter on the scene.
Sunday, April 11, 2010 The largest tea party in Southwest Missouri will be happening in Branson on Saturday. Director of the Branson Tea Party Coalition, Eric Farris, gives KTTS an exclusive interview about the political movement, and what you can expect at this year's Branson Tea Party.
Monday, March 22, 2010 Southwest Missouri Congressman Roy Blunt says the passing of the democrats' healthcare bill means that this subject is guaranteed to be a big one in the future of politics. Blunt says the legislation could still be turned around, but it would take a lot of work. He says it will be years before any changes are made to the health care system, but taxes and cuts in Medicare will start in the next few months.
Monday, March 15, 2010 KTTS Reporter Jason Rima live from the scene of a house fire in the 1700 block of west Olive in Springfield, just west of Kansas Expressway. Four people, including three children, were pulled from the house with burns and suffering from smoke inhalation. Firefighters described the injuries to at least two of the kids as very critical.
