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Trooper says 1,668 pounds of marijuana found in Penske truck on I-44

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — A man is facing a first-degree trafficking in drugs felony after a Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper said he found about 1,668 pounds of packaged marijuana inside a Penske box truck on I-44 in Greene County. According to the probable cause statement, a trooper saw the truck traveling eastbound on
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Gas leak prompted road closures near Republic Middle School on Wednesday

REPUBLIC, Mo. (KY3) - Republic emergency workers repaired a gas leak near the middle school. The leak happened on Wednesday morning in an area near the middle school at Hines Street and Boston Lane. Crews asked drivers to use alternate routes. Crews fixed the leak on Wednesday afternoon. To report...
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Dade County Sheriff seeks help to find missing Everton man

DADE COUNTY, Mo. — The Dade County Sheriff’s Office has issued a notice in locating an Everton man who was last seen at the end of May. According to a social media post from Sheriff Ryan Robison, Bradley D. Heim, 41, was last seen on the morning of May 29 or May 30 near his […]
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On Your Side Scam School: Beware of a tricky IRS letter

Did you receive a tricky IRS letter in the mail? You're not alone. On Your Side's Ashley Reynolds and Scamicide's Steve Weisman discuss what you need to know. Also, beware of a new student loan scam.
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Court documents allege $336K in losses tied to Greene County building business

BILLINGS, Mo. — A Billings contractor is accused of taking more than $336,000 from customers who paid for building projects that were allegedly never finished. In some cases, the projects were allegedly never started. Kevin Alvin Greenhaw, owner of Greenhaw Buildings LLC, is charged in Greene County with multiple felon
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Man dies in collision with semi-truck in Lawrence County

LAWRENCE COUNTY, Mo. — A man has died after troopers reported a crash involving a semi-truck in Lawrence County on Wednesday morning. According to a Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) crash report, a 57-year-old Carl Junction, Missouri, man died around 11:25 a.m. on eastbound I-44, six miles west of Mount Vernon. Law
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Carl Junction man killed in I-44 crash near Stotts City

LAWRENCE COUNTY, Mo. (KOAM/KJFX) — About 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 3, 2026, reports of a serious crash on I-44 near 40 MM alerted E-911.
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Early morning fire disrupts northwest Springfield neighborhood

Firefighters responded to a backyard fire involving a car in west Springfield early Thursday morning, with crews arriving to find a larger fire than initially reported, and no injuries were reported.
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10 Worst Cities to Live in Missouri in 2026, According to Crime Statistics

Missouri is home to vibrant cities, historic communities, and popular travel destinations. From the entertainment hub of Branson to the urban centers of Kansas City and St. Louis, millions of residents and visitors travel throughout the state every year. However, like many states across the country, Missouri also faces
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Greene County Commission approves rezoning request northwest of Springfield

The Greene County Commission has approved a controversial rezoning request for land near Highway AB and W. State Highway EE, the Springfield News-Leader reported. On Monday, commissioners heard from the developer, Derek Lee, and many neighbors who oppose the development. Lee requested 14.31 acres of his just over 93 ac

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