Buffalo National River Closed Because Of Coronavirus
The Buffalo National River is closed amid the coronavirus outbreak. Here’s more from the National Park Service: Effective immediately, Buffalo National River will be closed to recreational use until further notice. This closure includes the Buffalo River, trails, open
Latest On Greene County Coronavirus Numbers
The Springfield-Greene County Health Department says 58 people have tested positive for the coronavirus. That’s up from 53 cases on Wednesday. Six people have died. There are more than 1,800 cases of the coronavirus statewide. The number
Man From Buffalo Accused Of Lying About Coronavirus Test To Avoid Arrest
(AP) — A southwest Missouri man is charged with a felony after he allegedly lied about possibly having COVID-19 to avoid being arrested. Forty-seven-year-old Larry Moore of Buffalo is charged with making a terrorist threat. The Springfield
USA Women’s Softball Team Will Not Be Coming To Springfield In June
If you bought tickets to see the USA Women’s National Softball Team play in Springfield in June, look for a refund soon. The Springfield-Greene County Park Board says the doubleheader scheduled for June 3rd at Killian Sports
Many Walmarts Across The Ozarks Altering Entrances
Some Walmarts across the Ozarks are changing the way you enter the store. Many have set up a line customers will have to walk through taped off with cones and even shopping carts. Social media posts from
SPD Releases Arrest Video of Armed Suspect
The Springfield Police Department has released footage from the arrest of an armed suspect after a video captured on a cell phone of the incident has made its rounds on social media. Shortened dashcam video with their
Crane Teacher Tests Positive For COVID-19
A teacher at Crane Elementary School has tested positive for the Coronavirus. https://www.facebook.com/craneelem/photos/rpp.1179716558772546/2762220763855443/?type=3&theater This is Stone County’s second confirmed case of COVID-19. A statement from Superintendent Dr. Chris Johnson said the teacher was tested after finding out
Second Healthcare Worker With COVID-19 In Taney County
The Taney County Health Department is working with Arkansas health officials after a second healthcare worker tested positive for COVID-19. The worker lives in Arkansas and works at the CoxHealth Heart Center in Branson, a stand-alone clinic.
Parson Cuts State Spending By $180-Million Ahead Of Shortfall
Governor Parson says he expects the state will have a shortfall of more than $500-million dollars over the next three months because of the virus. So he’s cutting spending by almost $180-million across several departments. Parson says
Death Toll Hits 18 In Missouri From Coronavirus
There are now 1,581 cases of the coronavirus in Missouri, an increase of about 19% since Tuesday. Four more patients have died, bringing the official death toll in Missouri to 18. Two weeks ago, there were 24
