News across Greater Springfield
Missouri's attorney general investigates Students for Justice in Palestine's Missouri chapters
Catherine Hanaway is concerned the organization violated the Missouri Merchandising Practices Act.
Springfield nonprofit hosts concert series to raise money for people detained by ICE
Community members explain the nonprofit’s mission and how a local concert series is raising money to support people detained by ICE.
99x returns to support regional artists and Springfield Art Museum
The Springfield Art Museum’s annual 99x fundraiser returns Sept. 26 to the Shrine Mosque with “Smoke & Mirrors,” a Studio 54-inspired evening featuring immersive artwork by regional artists, fashion, food and music.
Missouri State University enrollment is down slightly for the fall semester
Systemwide enrollment at the university fell by 1.1%.
Missouri redistricting fight returns to US Supreme Court for third time
Opponents of Missouri’s gerrymandered congressional map are asking the justices to block a federal ruling requiring its use as voting begins.
Absentee voting for the November 3 Election is underway
Voters who wish to cast an absentee ballot must meet one of a few requirements. No-excuse, in-person absentee voting is available two weeks prior to the election.
Weekday Morning Newscast: Wednesday, September 23
Hear a follow-up on Monday's Springfield City Council decision on an automated license plate reader resolution, reporting on options the City of Branson is considering for a new athletics facility and conference center expansion and the latest on the fight over Missouri's…
Check out the September 2026 City of Ozark Newsletter
The City of Ozark has released its September 2026 newsletter, packed with information on an Ozark landmark finding a new home... exciting growth and community events!
Christian County Issues Countywide Burn Ban
Christian County has issued a countywide burn ban because of ongoing dry conditions, increased fire danger and current weather forecasts.
No Burning Notice Issued by Ozark Fire Protection District
Effective September 1, 2026, the Ozark Fire Protection District is issuing a No Burning Notice for all areas within the District.
Preparing Together, Protecting Ozark
The Ozark Police Department recently joined the Ozark School District and local emergency response agencies for a coordinated active shooter simulation and training exercise designed to strengthen preparedness for critical incidents.
A New Home for an Ozark Landmark
The iconic red Frisco caboose has officially moved from Finley River Park!