Ozarks Tonight: Water Quality in the Ozarks

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - With Earth Day coming up, we continue our conversation surrounding the environment.

Ozarks Tonight: Anxiety Workshop and Chiropractic Care

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- We have all felt overwhelmed with life at times, stressed even, and in some cases might have felt something more serious like anxiety.

Company hopes to buy all 417 Rentals' properties, Tenants Bounce Back

SPRINGFIELD -- One company is looking to buy the rest of the properties, leaving tenants in limbo, but here's an update on some of them.

Easter events around the Ozarks

It's Easter weekend so we want to let you know about several events around the Ozarks.

Free workshop offers help with anxiety

SPRINGFIELD -- A free workshop next month will offer help with anxiety.

Springfield man accused of stealing spare tires off 18 different Jeeps

Springfield Jeep owners can breathe a sigh of relief this week.

Bass Pro sues timeshare kiosk company for claw backs, 'high pressure...

Bass Pro Shops is suing the company that sells timeshares from kiosks inside its stores, claiming the company engaged in "high-pressure salesmanship" and didn't pay Bass Pro enough in commission.

Firefighters help man in broken wheelchair get home

RAYTOWN, Mo. -- You're seeing firefighters in a Kansas City suburb, lending a hand to a man with a broken wheelchair.

Retired SPS teacher Ronnie White sentenced for sex offender registration...

(Springfield News-Leader) -- A retired Springfield Public Schools teacher and coach who sexually abused a student in the 1990s will remain on probation despite making an error with his sex offender registration requirements.

Turn lanes: Nixa PD says you're doing it wrong

NIXA, Mo.-- Nixa PD says people won't stop using the town's center turn lanes incorrectly and now officers might have to start cracking down.

University of Missouri to cut space as state money declines

COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) - The University of Missouri is cutting down on building space to reduce maintenance costs following concerns about state budget cuts for higher education.

Wife of Missouri KKK leader sentenced for his death

FARMINGTON, Mo. (AP) - The wife of a Missouri Ku Klux Klan leader admitted Friday to fatally shooting her husband.

This flu season is the longest in a decade, CDC says

(CNN) -- It's official: This year's flu season is a record breaker.

VIDEO PODCAST: From the Constituency with Dr. Brian Calfano

WASHINGTON -- KOLR 10's own political analyst, Dr. Brian Calfano reacts to the release of the Mueller Report and what it means in terms of the presidency.

Check out these photos NASA shared for Earth Day

PLANET EARTH-- The National Aeronautics and Space Administration wants to see your photography chops. NASA is hoping to see people around the globe take a picture between now and Earth Day and tag it with #PictureEarth.

Arraignment scheduled for double-murder suspect in Tunas

DALLAS COUNTY, Mo. -- A double-murder suspect is set to be arraigned in a Dallas County circuit courtroom Friday (4/19/19) morning.

The News-Leader's Answer Man: How long has "The Cafe" been closed?

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- The former restaurant closed in 2009, says John Schulte, president of Plaza Realty, which manages the property.

Morning Webcast, April 19, 2019

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- Coming up this morning on Daybreak, the city of Ozark wants to better connect the town with a series of walkway projects.

Sidewalks in the works for Ozark

OZARK, Mo -- The City of Ozark is working on a way to better connect the town.

State lawmakers looking to eliminate student health fees

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-- Missouri lawmakers are considering removing a required health fee for college students who already have health insurance.

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