BRANSON, Mo - The Public Safety Sales Tax that Branson residents passed in 2017 has allowed the Branson Police Department to hire an additional School Resource Officer (SRO) for Branson's Cedar Ridge Campus. Another SRO will be hired in February, for the Buchanan Campus, which will mean there will soon be officers at all four Branson School District campuses.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Our John Adams sits down with Rikki Barton from the Community Partnership of the Ozarks to talk about their 'Mental Health First Aid' program.
Chinese New Year is just around the corner and the Chinese Students and Scholars Association at Missouri State University have a celebration planned out for it.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-- As a union agent in Missouri's construction industry, Derick Barnes knows what it takes to get and keep a labor gig. One factor your employment will hinge on he says is a clean drug test.
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KRCG) - The University of Missouri Police Department stated it was investigating the death of a 19-year-old student who was found unresponsive in his residence hall room.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KC Star) - A federal prosecutor said in a court filing that "several" employees, agents or officers of Ripley Entertainment are targets and/or subjects of a criminal investigation in the July 19 duck boat disaster on Table Rock Lake that killed 17 people.
POLK COUNTY, Mo. - Polk County Central Dispatch posted a message on their Facebook page saying the 911 lines and long distance lines are currently down.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - The city of Springfield will be getting two new fire stations while another two are replaced thanks to the level property tax that was passed in November 2017.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Coming up this morning on Daybreak, temperatures are very low this morning and roads are slick. We have our KOLR10 live drive to keep you updated on road conditions.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (News-Leader) - Officials say a private security company employee made a heroic attempt to save a Springfield woman who was trapped in a house fire early Monday morning.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Mercy pediatric psychiatrist Dr. John Kyle appeared on Ozarks Tonight to discuss increased efforts to provide more mental health care services for children in the Ozarks. More Mercy staff are now trained to help children in need through video consultations. Since efforts began to increase these services a year ago, more than 1000 children have benefited by the program's efforts.
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