CU Takes Steps To Protect Drinking Water

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(KTTS News) — Springfield City Utilities is taking steps to addes so-called “Forever Chemicals” and responding to proposed regulations by the EPA to remove lead pipes from water systems. CU says began testing its water supply for

Commercial Street TIF Meeting Today

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(KTTS News) — The city of Springfield holds a public meeting today to detail some of the projects that might qualify for funding through the Commercial Street Tax Increment Financing district. The meeting is from 5 p.m.

Former Bank Employee Charged With Stealing

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(KTTS News) — A former bank employee in Dade County is charged with stealing money from a customer’s account. Christopher Docker, 35, worked at Simmons Bank in Lockwood. Court records say on two different occasions, Docker gave

Man Flees After Attacking Woman With Scissors

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(KTTS News) — Police are looking for the man who stabbed a woman in the stomach near Madison and Golden in Springfield. Police say the woman was walking when the man attacked her with a pair of

Springfield Wins Bid To Host Missouri USA Wrestling

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(KTTS News) — Springfield will be the home of Missouri USA Wrestling for the next three championship events in 2024, 2025 and 2026. The first event takes place January 19-21. The rookie division features 700 contenders and

Springfield Man Leads Authorities On High-Speed Pursuit

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(KTTS News) — A motorcyclist from Springfield is behind bars after leading authorities on a 50-mile long pursuit through Greene and Lawrence counties. A Greene County deputy tried to stop 41-year-old Joshua Dickens in Springfield for driving