SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - (News Release) A Springfield man with a long list of prior convictions was sentenced in federal court Tuesday, for drug trafficking and illegally possessing guns.
U.S. Army basic trainee Dez Del Barba, who is from Stockton, Calif., is currently being treated at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio. He has had 14 surgeries and his left leg had to be amputated above the knee since becoming ill at Fort Benning, according to his parents. The doctors are hoping they can save his right leg, his parents said.
Springfield, Mo. - The Rutledge-Wilson Farm Park playground is closed this week, March 19-23, for painting, but the rest of the farm park remains open during regular hours.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KNWA) - In Arkansas, lawmakers are considering a handful of changes to the state's new minimum wage increase -- despite growing opposition. That was the discussion this week on Capitol View.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Coming up this morning on Daybreak, the last remaining building from the World War II era on Evangel's campus is being demolished. We take a look back at its history.
OSAGE BEACH - Police say a man was backing up his boat and trailer at the Casey's Gas Station on Osage Beach Parkway, when his accelerator allegedly got stuck.
Springfield, MO- The Association of Republicans Getting Everyone Together (T.A.R.G.E.T.) will host the Greene County Lincoln Day on March 23 at the Oasis Convention Center.
NEBRASKA - Convoy of Hope has sent their disaster team to Nebraska to distribute aid to flooding victims, a press release from the Convoy of Hope says.
Heather Lewis spoke to Bois D' Arc Fire Chief Jamie Kilburn and VP of the Board of Directors Raymond Snider about how the department will receive new funding
SPRINGFIELD - A man was sentenced to 10 years behind bars without the possibility of parole after pleading guilty to Child Sexual Exploitation, a press release from the United States Attorney of the Western District of Missouri said.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-- It's been a year since Hurricane Maria swept through Puerto Rico. Locals are still recovering. Steve Edwards, Cox Health President, and CEO, he's seeing the territory's damage first hand right now. You see, Edwards and about four other Cox Executives are down in Puerto Rico, recruiting nurses to travel back and work in the Ozarks.
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