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Jorja LageschulteThe artists of the new mural discuss their research into the project and what they learned about Smith. -
Ted Huizinga/PixabayMotorists should be especially cautious at dawn and dusk when deer are most active.
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This is Kaci Bailey's fourth year with the Panthers. -
The chamber worries it would be bad for business in Missouri. -
Jacob Misiorowski and Aaron Ashby have both had record book seasons with the Milwaukee Brewers this year. Their post-high school careers started at Crowder College where they both led the Crowder Roughriders to Junior College World Series appearances. They'll face the Tampa Bay Rays in the MLB World Series starting tonight. -
Queen City Shakespeare Company presents “Macbeth,” “Bernstein’s Wall” at Moxie Cinema, the Springfield Singers’ fall concert, Missouri State Chorale’s new international collaboration album, Springfield Little Theatre productions and educational programs, new music from Bailey Bomar, Springfield Ballet’s Dance Chance program, and more! -
Hear reporting on updates planned for Highway 76 in Branson, the Springfield Chamber's opposition to Amendment 6, Community Foundation of the Ozarks Humanitarian of the Year and reporting on two standout pitchers competing in the World Series, who got their start at Crowder College in Neosho. -
Work is expected to start Monday on updating a major stretch of 76. The project could last up to 20 months. The city is hoping the payoff will be an aesthetic improvement, better infrastructure for businesses and redevelopment and more walkable friendly areas that will offer a fresh way to experience the city's attractions. -
Workers describe soaring caseloads, long drives and rushed abuse investigations as internal records show thousands of cases falling behind. -
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Timothy LaDuke decided to send free books after Missouri lawmakers cut funding for the state's participation in the Imagination Library. -
The Kansas City-based Homeland Security Investigations office touted its St. Louis investigation as an effort to "protect election integrity and root out voter fraud" ahead of the midterms. A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction late Wednesday restricting the operation in Missouri and eight other states, opining that the tactics likely amounted to voter intimidation.
