CU Says Gas And Electric Rates Lower This Fall, Winter
(KTTS News) — Springfield City Utilities says customers can expect to pay less this fall and winter. Natural gas prices will be about $40 less each month for the average customer from December through March. Natural gas
XFL And USFL To Merge
NEW YORK (AP) — The XFL and USFL plan to join forces. The spring pro football leagues announced in a statement Thursday they would merge going forward. The statement said details of the new league would come
First Responders, Civilians Honored For Heroic Actions
(KTTS News) — Missouri Lt. Governor Kehoe awarded Missouri Public Safety Medals to first responders and civilians for their heroic actions in 2022. Kehoe honored 18 first responders, six of them posthumously, for their actions. He also
Students From St. Louis Found Safe After Getting Lost In Shannon County
(KTTS News) — A group of middle school students led by two high school seniors were found Wednesday morning after an hours-long search south of Echo Bluff State Park in Shannon County. Thirteen 7th graders from John
No Rodgers, But Plenty Of Hype For Chiefs-Jets Game
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — The NFL figured it had a marquee made-for-TV matchup when it announced the league’s schedule in May. Aaron Rodgers’ New York Jets would square off at home against Patrick Mahomes and the
Gypsy Blanchard Granted Parole In Mother’s Death
(KTTS News) — A woman from Springfield who pleaded guilty to her role in the 2015 stabbing death of her mother will be released from prison at the end of the year. Gypsy Blanchard has been granted
Women Charged With Baby Formula Thefts
(KTTS News) — Two women are charged with stealing baby formula from supermarkets in Ash Grove, Lockwood and Sarcoxie. Video cameras showed the women taking about $1,500 worth of formula from a store in Lockwood. They were
Strafford Business Owner Pleads Guilty To False Tax Return
(KTTS News) — A business owner from Strafford has agreed to plead guilty to a federal charge of filing a false tax return. 53-year-old Philip Russell Turner is the co-owner and president of a business identified in
Missouri S&T Announces Fall Enrollment Numbers
(KTTS News) — Fall enrollment at Missouri University of Science and Technology is up over last year. The university says fall 2023 enrollment is 7,159 students. There were 7,083 students enrolled at the start of the fall
Governor Parson, First Lady Take Trade Trip To Japan
(KTTS News) — Governor Parson and the First Lady, Teresa Parson, will go to Japan next month on a international trade mission. The governor’s office says Japan is a key trade partner, exporting $455 million dollars last
