Springfield Police Investigating Fatal Motorcycle Crash
Springfield Police say a man involved in a motorcycle crash on July 11 has died. Authorities say Johnny Adam Boyd was on his bike near Stanford and Meadowview when he ran off the roadway and hit a
Chiefs To Bar Fan Interaction With Players At Training Camp
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Kansas City Chiefs fans will have to get tickets in advance to visit the Super Bowl runner-up’s training camp this year, and they won’t be able to get autographs from players because
No Black Voices During Missouri Hearing On Racism Teachings
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — A Missouri legislative committee on Monday held a hearing on how educators teach K-12 students about race and racism without hearing from any Black Missourians. No Black parents, teachers or scholars testified
Schmitt No.1 Fundraiser For Missouri Senate Seat
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP/Edited) — Campaign finance records show that Attorney General Eric Schmitt raised the most out of any Missouri Senate candidate during the latest quarter. Schmitt brought in more than $1.3 million since announcing his
Springfield Driver Yielding Rate At Crosswalks Reaches 55%
More Springfield drivers are yielding to pedestrians at crosswalks than not, according to second quarter crosswalk assessments conducted through the City’s SGF Yields pedestrian safety program. The recent assessments show driver compliance has risen to an average
MoDoT Striping Four Routes Today
MoDOT will be striping along multiple routes this morning and afternoon. Route 125 in Greene County. Route O in Greene and Webster County. Route P in Greene and Christian County. Route 173 in Stone County. If you
Today Marks Three Year Anniversary of Duck Boat Accident
Today marks the three year anniversary of the tragic Ride the Ducks boat accident. On July 19, 2018, a Ride the Ducks boat capsized during a storm on Table Rock Lake. 31 people were aboard the boat
Ozark PD Earns Award For Community Program
The Ozark Police Department has earned an award for a local program they host. Each year, the department hosts two programs aimed to help children in the community. The “Hero in Training” program is an event that
Mayor McClure Addresses COVID-19 on “Face the Nation”
Springfield mayor Ken McClure joined a national broadcast on Sunday. Mayor McClure was on CBS’s “Face the Nation” to talk about rising hospitalizations and COVID-19 cases in southwest Missouri. During the interview, mayor McClure stated “We are
Don’t Like Working In A Cubicle? Try The Skilled Trades
Workers across the country have been quitting their jobs, looking for new careers. Charlyce Ruth with the Associated General Contractors of Missouri says if you don’t like the job you have now, the skilled trades could be
