Springfield MO

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — A Springfield man has been charged after police say he made threats toward staff and customers inside a business on Sunday, Aug. 30. According to online court dockets, Ulysses Boulton Jr., born in 2006, has been charged with second-degree terrorist threat in Greene County Circuit Court. Springfield p

Free naloxone is available to those traveling on Interstate 44 in southwest Missouri through a program called Rest Easy Naloxone. Those behind the effort came together Tuesday to celebrate with a ribbon cutting after giving out more than 430 boxes of the medication since the program started in May. Travelers...

A Colorado aunt and nephew have been arrested in connection with an alleged immigration fraud scheme involving false family claims, an altered Philippine birth certificate, lawful permanent resident status, military service, and U.S. citizenship. A federal grand jury charged Myra Paule Schulenburg, 46, with conspiracy

Two crashes investigated by Troop D of the Missouri State Highway Patrol over the weekend have resulted in criminal charges. As previously reported, a Galena man was injured in a motorcycle crash at the Hollister roundabout near the Lake Taneycomo bridges leading into Branson. According to the crash report, the motorcy

Logan-Rogersville fire officials and neighbors share simple steps to keep your lawn safe during extreme heat.

Elevate Lives broke ground on its Elevate Heights multi-family affordable housing development in North Springfield, a project slated for completion by early 2027 that combines rent-reduced apartments with mandatory on-site coaching and job training.

A late summer heatwave and heat dome will bring near-record temperatures and the hottest start to September since 2011 to the region through the coming weeks.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — The IBEW 435 local union in Springfield is preparing to welcome a large number of electrical apprentices back to classes amid a growing demand for skilled trade workers across the state of Missouri. Bryan Hensley, training director for the Springfield electrical Joint Apprenticeship and Training Comm

A surge in lone star tick populations across the Midwest, driven by mild winters and heavy rain, has increased the risk of alpha-gal syndrome among residents.

WILLARD, Mo. — Willard police reported an arrest in connection with the damage to Flock cameras in August. According to a press release from the City of Willard, a 20-year-old man from Greenfield was arrested on five felony counts of property damage in the case. Officials have not idenifed the man accused of vandalizin