SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Coming up this morning on Daybreak, the Springfield fire chief wants to look into changing laws that prevent fire officials from recommending charges in some fire cases.
SPRINGFIELD -- A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention the brain-wasting disease that infects deer could possibly be contagious to humans.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (News-Leader) - The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a report two years ago saying rates of sexually transmitted diseases were at an "unprecedented" high across the nation.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - In the Missouri Capitol, Neosho Representative, Ben Baker, presented a bill that would allow public high schools to teach historical bible classes as an elective.
MISSOURI - If you want to put a spotlight on Missouri Agriculture and the needs of Show-Me state farmers, you can't beat having a Show-Me state farmer as Governor.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-- Whether it's by catching fire like the one on Division. Or by hosting squatters and vandals like the one on Kentwood. Vacant homes in Springfield pose a threat to the city's overall safety: that's the message of City Councilmen Richard Ollis. But Ollis knows solving the problem isn't cut and dry, as often the story behind why the house is vacant dictates the action the city can take.
TANEY COUNTY, Mo. -- To replace or repair? That's the question MoDOT is working on answering concerning another bridge that carries a lot of traffic down in Taney County.
SEYMOUR, Mo. - It was June Medina's birthday and her husband wanted to do something special for her, but she insisted they save their money instead. Not too long after, he earned some extra cash and decided to buy his wife a book of "Money Clip" Scratchers tickets from the Missouri Lottery office in Springfield.
BRANSON, Mo. - The Corps of Engineers will close both lanes of Highway 165 across Table Rock Dam on March 7 at 8 p.m. through March 8 at 6 a.m. to install equipment needed to refurbish the dam's headgates.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - Women in Missouri prisons could get free access to tampons and sanitary napkins under a bill moving through the state House.
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