EPA Looks to Ease Summer Gas Price Hike Early
What We Know: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced they are issuing an emergency fuel waiver in hopes of lowering the summer gas price hike. When Does This Happen: […]
Date published: August 21, 2026
Two New SPS School Buildings Open for Upcoming School Year
What We Know: Springfield Public Schools has announced the ribbon cutting for two new schools. Reed Middle School and Pipkin Middle School will both open new doors for the 2026-2027 […]
Date published: August 21, 2026
Police In Republic Seek Tips in Sexual Assault Investigation
What We Know: Republic police are asking for the public’s help as they investigate a reported sexual assault earlier this week. Police say the incident happened around 6 p.m. Tuesday, […]
Date published: August 21, 2026
DNR Selects Firm for Energy Rebate Program
Missouri is taking another step toward launching more than $151 million in home energy rebate programs. The Missouri Department of Natural Resources and the Environmental Improvement and Energy Resources Authority […]
Date published: August 20, 2026
Lost & Found Offers Back-to-School Guidance for Grieving Students
The start of a new school year can be exciting, but for students who have recently lost a parent, sibling or caregiver, returning to the classroom can be especially difficult. […]
Date published: August 20, 2026
Marion C. Early Warns Families About Phishing Text Scam
What We Know: The Marion C. Early School District is warning families about a phishing text message using the district’s name and likeness. What It Means: District officials say the […]
Date published: August 20, 2026
Branson Humane Society Shifts Funding to Keep Pet Clinic Affordable
What We Know: The Branson Humane Society is making some changes to keep its low-cost spay and neuter clinic operating. What It Means: The organization says it will temporarily focus […]
Date published: August 20, 2026
Thousands Expected for 20th Annual Webster County Sportsmen’s Event
What We Know: A popular Webster County outdoor tradition is celebrating 20 years this weekend. The Webster County Baptist Association will hold its 20th annual Sportsmen’s Event Saturday, Aug. 22, […]
Date published: August 20, 2026
Man From Springfield Sentenced for Assaulting Postal Worker
What We Know: A man from Springfield will spend seven years in federal prison for attacking a U.S. Postal Service worker who was delivering mail. What It Means: A federal […]
Date published: August 19, 2026
Heat Sends Dozens for Treatment at Missouri State Fair
What We Know: Medical crews have treated more than 85 people for emergencies so far during the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia. What It Means: State emergency management officials say […]
Date published: August 19, 2026
MDC Changes Regulations For Upcoming Deer Season
What We Know: The Missouri Department of Conservation says the changes are aimed at simplifying hunting regulations while also responding to concerns from hunters. One of the biggest changes involves […]
Date published: August 18, 2026
Show-Me Shield Replaces Missouri SafeNation App
What We Know: The Missouri State Highway Patrol has launched a new way for the public to report suspicious activity to law enforcement. The Department of Public Safety and the […]
Date published: August 18, 2026