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October Art Walk gears up for Halloween season

The Art Walk also returns with more venues and live music.

Weekday Morning Newscast: Thursday, October 1

Hear details on running in April's election for potential candidates for Springfield City Council, a conversation with local author David Hammons about his new book "Artificial Truth," and reporting on a new healthcare center for seniors in Springfield.

Josh Hawley bill would keep drivers' Flock data from being sold by police or stored indefinitely

Republican U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley, of Missouri, introduced the Stop Flock Abuse Act, calling the automated license plate reader system "a nightmare for individual liberties."

With Trump-backed Missouri congressional redistricting plan in tatters, Kehoe has no regrets

Missourians will decide whether to put a new congressional map into effect on Nov. 3.

Eric Schmitt bungles accusation against former special counsel Jack Smith in heated hearing

Ozark Greenways, City of Springfield work to 'Ungap the Map'

The project is one of the top initiatives laid out in Springfield's comprehensive plan, Forward SGF.

Weekday Morning Newscast: Wednesday, September 30

Hear reporting on condemnations from the LGBTQ+ community on a recent attack in Springfield, news of Good Neighbor Week and how being a good neighbor has changed over time and we'll have reporting on Gov. Kehoe's reflections on the time and energy spent fighting over Missouri's…

The GLO Center, PFLAG and PROMO condemn recent assault in downtown Springfield

The organizations said in a statement, "hatred and violence go against the Ozarks values of community, diversity, and opportunity."

Director screens her new 'Stranger Things' documentary in Springfield

Missouri State University hosted the documentary Q&A panel at Strong Hall this month.

Republic Schools celebrate the opening of their new activities center this week

The 2-story building will house many different programs, including JROTC, band and choir.

Weekday Morning Newscast: Tuesday, September 29

Hear reporting on former Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey's resignation from the FBI, news of Good Neighbor Week, a new activities center at Republic's High School and a look ahead to Missouri State University's Public Affairs Conference this week.

Anti-abortion divide could complicate Missouri Amendment 3 campaign

Some conservatives argue the abortion restrictions don’t go far enough, a split that could matter in a race recent polling shows is essentially tied.