Lady Bears Picked to Win Conference USA Title
What We Know: The Missouri State Lady Bears are the preseason pick to win the Conference USA women’s basketball championship. Beth Cunningham’s team received eight of the ten first-place votes […]
Date published: October 9, 2026
Air Force Flyover to Highlight Republic Football Game
What We Know: Tonight’s Republic High School football game will feature a flyover during the national anthem. What It Means: Air Force pilots with the 71st Flying Training Wing from […]
Date published: October 9, 2026
Convoy of Hope Mobilizes Ahead of Hurricane Isaias
What We Know: Springfield-based Convoy of Hope is sending team members and relief supplies as communities along the Gulf Coast prepare for Hurricane Isaias. What It Means: The organization has […]
Date published: October 9, 2026
Missouri State University Employee Detained by ICE
What We Know: The grants accounting manager at Missouri State University is in the Greene County Jail after being detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. What It Means: Three […]
Date published: October 9, 2026
Ham Radio Operator Connects Storm Spotters During Severe Weather
What We Know: When severe weather hits the Ozarks, a local ham radio operator helps keep storm spotters connected with the National Weather Service. What It Means: Brad Stowe, a […]
Date published: October 8, 2026
Nixa Graduate’s Artwork Selected for National AP Exhibit
What We Know: Erin Cho, a 2026 graduate, has been selected for this year’s AP Art and Design Exhibit. What It Means: And she’s in some pretty select company. More […]
Date published: October 8, 2026
Manufacturing Career Fair Coming to Ozarks Tech
What We Know: If you’re looking for a job or thinking about a career change, there’s an opportunity coming up in Springfield. What It Means: The Missouri Association of Manufacturers […]
Date published: October 8, 2026
Ozarks Food Harvest CEO Bart Brown Announces Retirement
What We Know: Ozarks Food Harvest President and CEO Bart Brown is getting ready to retire after nearly three decades with the organization. What It Means: Brown plans to step […]
Date published: October 8, 2026
Motorcyclist Killed in Two-Vehicle Crash in Springfield
What We Know: A 19-year-old man from Springfield has died following a motorcycle crash on the city’s south side. What It Means: Police say Kaden Liffick was riding east on […]
Date published: October 8, 2026
Greene County Upgrades Election Security Technology
What We Know: Greene County is getting some new technology ready for the November third election. What It Means: County Clerk Shane Schoeller says the system will keep track of […]
Date published: October 8, 2026
College of the Ozarks Welcomes The Creek Rocks
A little Ozarks folk music is coming to College of the Ozarks. The Creek Rocks will perform at the Ralph Foster Museum in Point Lookout on Thursday, October 15th. The […]
Date published: October 8, 2026
Missouri AG Takes Legal Action Over Animal Welfare
What We Know: Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has filed lawsuits involving two animal care facilities in southwest Missouri. In West Plains, inspectors reported overcrowded dog enclosures, pest problems and […]
Date published: October 7, 2026