AG Hanaway Warns Shoppers About Temu App
What We Know: Missouri’s attorney general is warning shoppers about the popular online retailer Temu, and she’s taking the company to court. What It Means: Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has […]
Date published: October 14, 2026
Three Measles Cases Confirmed in Wright County
What We Know: Health officials in Wright County are warning residents after three people tested positive for measles. What It Means: The Wright County Health Department says it’s working with […]
Date published: October 14, 2026
Local Law Enforcement Bringing Comfort to Kids
What We Know: Springfield police and Greene County deputies are teaming up to help children during some pretty scary situations. What It Means: The two departments are partnering with Walmart […]
Date published: October 14, 2026
Webster County 911 Plans New Storm Shelter
What We Know: Webster County 911 is taking steps to make sure emergency calls can still be answered when severe weather strikes. What It Means: The dispatch center is accepting […]
Date published: October 13, 2026
Firefighters Battle Large Blaze Near Highlandville
What We Know: Firefighters in Christian County are warning residents to hold off on outdoor burning after a large fire near Highlandville. What It Means: The Highlandville Rural Fire Protection […]
Date published: October 13, 2026
High Pointe Hotline Teaches Kids Life Skills
What We Know: Some elementary students are getting a taste of television news while learning a few life lessons along the way. What It Means: Students at High Pointe Elementary […]
Date published: October 13, 2026
Future Troopers Wanted for 2027 Training Classes
What We Know: If you’ve ever thought about becoming a Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper, now’s your chance. What It Means: The Patrol is accepting applications for its 2027 recruit […]
Date published: October 13, 2026
Halloween Candy Prices Rise, But Spending Remains Strong
What We Know: Candy and chewing gum prices have jumped more than eight percent over the past year, but that isn’t stopping Americans from stocking up for Halloween. What It […]
Date published: October 13, 2026
Congressional Map Changes Could Confuse Missouri Voters
What We Know: While voters in southwest Missouri won’t see a completely different congressional candidate on their November ballot, many voters elsewhere in the state will. What It Means: Greene […]
Date published: October 13, 2026
Woman From Rogersville Dies in Springfield Crash
What We Know: A woman from Rogersville has died in a crash on James River Freeway in Springfield. What It Means: Police say 71-year-old Debra Mahan (MAY-han) died at a […]
Date published: October 13, 2026
Severe Storms Possible Across the Ozarks
What We Know: Parts of the Ozarks could see a few strong thunderstorms tonight and again Wednesday afternoon. What It Means: The National Weather Service says storms will move into […]
Date published: October 13, 2026
Marshfield Chevrolet Celebrates Century-Long Milestone
What We Know: Marshfield Chevrolet is celebrating a pretty big milestone — 100 years in business. What It Means: The dealership marked the occasion with a two-day celebration, welcoming customers […]
Date published: October 13, 2026