Local Business and Community Leaders Meet for CEO Roundtable at KWTO
More than a half dozen CEO’s and community leaders met for Zimmer Communications’ CEO Roundtable luncheon Tuesday at our KWTO studios in Springfield. What We Know: Topics of discussion ranged […]
Date published: October 30, 2026
CofO Unveils Memorial Honoring Missing and Captured Veterans
What We Know: College of the Ozarks is preparing to honor American service members who were prisoners of war or never returned home. What It Means: The college will dedicate […]
Date published: October 29, 2026
Suspected Bird Flu Cases Reported in Southeast Greene County Waterfowl
What We Know: Health officials are warning Greene County residents to stay away from wild birds after suspected bird flu cases were reported in the county’s southeast. What It Means: […]
Date published: October 29, 2026
Greene County Offers Saturday Absentee Voting Hours
What We Know: Haven’t voted yet? Greene County voters will have an extra opportunity to cast their ballots this Saturday. What It Means: County Clerk Shane Schoeller says no-excuse absentee […]
Date published: October 29, 2026
Man From Wasola Charged in Deadly Ozark County Hit-and-Run
What We Know: A deadly hit-and-run in Ozark County has led to criminal charges against a man from Wasola. Ransom Uchtman is charged with leaving the scene of a crash, […]
Date published: October 29, 2026
Road Construction Disrupts Halloween Plans in Rountree
What We Know: Road construction is complicating Halloween plans in Springfield’s Rountree neighborhood. What It Means: The neighborhood is known for its Halloween decorations and parade, but work on Fremont […]
Date published: October 29, 2026
Church in Springfield Hosting Four-Day Revival This Weekend
What We Know: A Springfield church is inviting the community to a four-day revival starting Thursday. What It Means: Pastor Brian McCoy says The Experience Church’s annual Encounter Conference will […]
Date published: October 28, 2026
Parkinson’s Group Brings Support and Awareness to the Ozarks
What We Know: Families dealing with Parkinson’s disease in Webster County have access to free wellness programs and support services they may not even know exist. Cassie Locke, executive administrator […]
Date published: October 28, 2026
FEMA Approves $3 Million to Help Three States Recover from Disasters
What We Know: More than three million dollars in federal disaster relief is headed to Missouri, Kansas and Iowa. What It Means: FEMA says the money will help communities repair […]
Date published: October 28, 2026
Elevate Branson Welcomes New Residents to Tiny Homes
What We Know: 16 new tiny homes are coming to the Elevate Branson community on Wednesday morning. The two ribbon cuttings will take place at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. […]
Date published: October 28, 2026
Victim Identified in Ozark County Hit-and-Run Investigation
What We Know: Authorities in Ozark County have identified the man killed in an apparent hit-and-run early Monday morning. What It Means: Sheriff Cass Martin says Zachary Morris was struck […]
Date published: October 28, 2026
Motorcyclist From Springfield Dies Following Crash
What We Know: A man from Springfield has died from injuries he suffered in a motorcycle crash last week. What It Means: Police say 29-year-old Alexander Brooks was riding his […]
Date published: October 28, 2026