At their meeting Monday, the Ozark Board of Aldermen approved directing $1 million annually towards funding the debt service for a new public safety facility. The money had previously been designated for Public Works and general capital projects.

Vampire neutron star discovered feeding off it's companion.

Hear news of a major reallocation of funds approved to pay for a new police headquarters in Ozark and news of a volunteer project this weekend pairing Springfield police and the nonprofit Crosslines with the community.

This is at least the 15th ICE detainee death nationwide and the second in Missouri this year, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's website.

The state has worked to purge the social-equity program of alleged ‘predatory’ practices. Contracts at the heart of 22 revoked licenses were written by an attorney who represents the state’s cannabis trade group and had a hand in the drafting of the marijuana legalization amendment that created the program.

Twenty years after its Broadway debut, Mosaic Arts Collective stages the musical in a once-segregated theater with a large cast and a community-driven mission.

Actors of all ages will bring the DreamWorks favorite to life with song and dance, and we talk with the director for a sneak peek ahead of opening night.

Bruce Adib-Yazdi defeated Zone 4 Incumbent Matthew Simpson.

The Springfield Chamber of Commerce discussed a number of topics at a media round table this week, including what they learned during a recent visit to Cincinnati, their support of an upcoming ballot measure and their vision for ongoing development downton.

Years ago, the Ozarks was a hub for growing fruits including apples, strawberries and tomatoes.