Reeds Spring Mayor Resigns
(KTTS News) — The mayor of Reeds Spring has resigned. Rob Chamberlin had been the mayor since 2022. He was up for re-election in April.
BBC Becomes Mission University
(KTTS News) — After 74 years, Baptist Bible College in Springfield is changing its name. It’s now called Mission University.
More Charges After Remains Found In Cedar County Burn Pile
(KTTS News) — More charges have been filed after a woman’s body was found in a burn pile in Cedar County. Bradley Keith is now charged with second-degree murder. He told authorities he got into a struggle
Man Pleads Guilty To Stabbing At Mercy Surgery Center
(KTTS News) — A man has changed his plea to guilty after stabbing a woman in the stairwell at Mercy Surgery Center in Springfield. The woman survived the 2021 attack. 34-year-old Charles Turner had a previous relationship
Arkansas Woman Leads Nixa Police On Chase
(KTTS News) — A woman from Arkansas is in the Christian County jail after leading Nixa Police on a chase for more than eight miles. Police were called to the Blu Current Credit Union on West Mt. Vernon
Man In Mental Hospital After Firing At Deputy, Setting Home On Fire
(KTTS News) — A man who fired a shot at a Polk County deputy and set fire to his own home has been committed to the Department of Mental Health. A judge ruled Andrew K. Sims is
Missouri Has Lowest Gas Prices In U.S.
(KTTS News) — Missouri now has the lowest gas prices in the country. The national average price for a gallon of regular unleaded fuel is $3.10 a gallon. It’s $2.64 a gallon in Missouri. Drivers in Springfield
Parson Suggests Spending Money On I-44
(KTTS News) — First Interstate 70, now Interstate 44? Work begins this summer on the expansion of I-70 across Missouri, and improvements to I-44 might not be too far behind. In his final State of the State
Peyton Manning Coming To Springfield
(KTTS News) — NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Peyton Manning is coming to Springfield. Manning will be at the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame’s inaugural Champions Gala on Thursday, April 4 at 6 p.m. The event takes
Republican ‘Freedom Caucus’ Members Removed From Senate Assignments
(KTTS News) — Missouri Senate President Pro Tem Caleb Rowden says he removed four members of the so-called Freedom Caucus from their committee chairs because they were trying to break up the Senate. It comes after the
