The city of Springfield is considering mandating COVID-19 vaccines for new hires. City Spokeswoman Cora Scott tells the Springfield News-Leader no final decision has been made about whether a mandate will be instituted in the future. Scott says City Manager Jason Gage is taking into account several factors, such as the pandemic’s impact on the […]
Wind Advisory Thursday Afternoon and Evening
In addition to the near widespread rain across the Ozarks, temperatures are dropping and winds are picking up as we head into Thursday afternoon. The National Weather Service says in addition to temps holding in the upper 40’s, wind gusts of 40 to 45 miles per hour can be expected for the afternoon and evening […]
Mobile Home Left In Road Near Republic
The Greene County Sheriff’s Office would like to know who abandoned a mobile home in the middle of the road near Republic. The brown mobile home was left on blocks near the intersection of Farm Road 186 and Farm Road 97. If you have any information, you are asked to contact the Greene County Sheriff’s […]
Sex Offender In Jail
A convicted sex offender is in jail awaiting trial on an attempted rape charge. The Greene County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office says 46 year old Michael Campbell of Springfield entered a woman’s bedroom on May 30, and attempted to remove the woman’s clothing. The woman’s boyfriend chased the defendant out of the home. Campbell, identified by […]
Two People Killed In Crash Involving Wrong Way Driver on I-44 in Jasper County
The Missouri State Highway Patrol is investigating a head-on crash on I-44 east of Fidelity that killed both drivers. Toopers say a car driven by Janet Edwards, 58, Sarcoxie was traveling west in the eastbound lanes of the interstate when her vehicle was hit head-on by Andrew Wilson, 91, Neosho. Both drivers were pronounced dead […]
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