Man From Marshfield Shot By Officer
A man from Marshfield is in critical condition after an incident in Iowa. Patrick Bauer was pulled over by a police officer in Leon Iowa Sunday morning. But during the traffic stop, Bauer walked up to the
Cox Health Provides Parking For Veterans
Cox Health is hoping to make visiting the hospital easier on veterans in the Ozarks. Cox medical center in Branson now features several parking spots at the hospital that will be reserved for veterans. Two of the
Missouri Gets Federal Grant To Get Help Retain Nursing Assistants At State Veterans Homes
A federal grant has been given to Missouri to help retain certified nursing assistants at the state’s seven veterans homes. Missouri Veterans Commission Executive Director Grace Link tells Missourinet that recruiting and retaining CNAs are a nationwide
Two Children Critical After Springfield House Fire
Two young kids remain in critical condition after a house fire Sunday morning in northeast Springfield. An adult was also hurt in the fire in the 1900-block of north Burton. Firefighters had to rescue the kids from
Mercy Treats 8 For Fireworks Injuries
Mercy says three people had to be admitted to the hospital over the Fourth of July weekend for fireworks-related injuries. Mercy says it treated eight victims overall ranging in age from two-months to 61. Luckily, there were
12 Killed Over 4th Of July Holiday
It was a deadly Fourth of July weekend on Missouri roads. Twelve people died in crashes across the state. Four people died during the same time last year.
Drowning At Lake Of The Ozarks
The Highway Patrol says a man has drowned while swimming in the Lake of the Ozarks. David Crouse from Stover was trying to reach a vessel that had drifted away when he went under. The drowning happened
State Bill Seeks To Push School Start Date Back
A bill waiting for the Governor’s approval is seeking to restrict Missouri school districts from starting the school year too early. The bill would require schools to not start earlier than 14 days before Labor Day. Local
Pedestrian Bridge At 60 And Hines Proposed To Republic City Council
Some in Republic say they like the idea of letting their kids walk to school with a new project being discussed by City Council. The proposal seeks to build a pedestrian bridge over the intersection of Highway
Springfield Art Museum Breaks Attendance Record For Third Year In A Row
The Springfield Art Museum has announced its third straight year of record-breaking attendance, welcoming 63,379 visitors since last July. Continuing a trend begun in 2017, the Museum is routinely serving 10,000 more patrons annually than the previous
