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Gregory Holman/KSMUContent Warning: This report describes frank allegations of sexual assault against children, as described in publicly-available court papers. In Missouri, those who suspect child abuse or neglect may call the state hotline provided by the Department of Social Services at 1-800-392-3738. For survivors who need support, call 1-800-656-HOPE or chat at online.rainn.org to reach advocates with RAINN, a large nationwide support organization. -
The House and Senate conference committees wrapped up two days of talks Thursday afternoon, finalizing a $53.5B budget for the coming fiscal year.
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The 250 acre site near Rogersville has served as a place for outdoor adventures for many girls over the years. -
With last month's city elections wrapped up, Springfield leaders are turning toward developing a budget for next fiscal year. -
The Garrison Springs Community Forest in Ozark was purchased by the city in 2021 and opened to the public in August 2024. -
Evangel held their commencement ceremony last week. Drury and MSU will host their events this weekend. -
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Reporting on the cleanup and impact from last week's severe weather and Springfield City Council's selection of a new Mayor Pro Tem, and Ozark's fiscal report for 2024.
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Brett Miller will be on Studio Live on Friday, May 9, 2025. Then join us for Studio Live Social Hour from 6-8 pm that night at our new location, Springfield Brewing Company. -
With a split vote last night, Springfield City Council selected an official to serve as the mayor's backup. -
Last night was new Mayor Jeff Schrag’s first full-length meeting of Springfield City Council. It featured a recap on how the Queen City rallied to respond to last Tuesday’s severe weather.
