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Ozark Police Department creates safe zone for online transactions

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.–(9/Four/17) Police in Ozark have joined the growing list of local police departments to suggest a safe area where online buyers and sellers can meet to exchange merchandise.

Convoy of Hope Makes Plans for Hurricane Irma

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/05/2017) As Convoy of Hope resumes their ease efforts in Texas, another storm is requesting their attention as Hurricane Irma resumes to churn, possibly heading towards the U.S. “So what we’re doing is putting some what-if scripts in place, and then as the hurricane gets closer to the U.S., we’ll commence tightening up those plans,” said Jeff Nene, National Spokesperson with Convoy of Hope.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/05/2017) As Convoy of Hope resumes their ease efforts in Texas, another storm is requesting their attention as Hurricane Irma resumes to churn, possibly heading towards the U.S. “So what we’re doing is putting some what-if screenplays in place, and then as the hurricane gets closer to the U.S., we’ll commence tightening up those plans,” said Jeff Nene, National Spokesperson with Convoy of Hope.

Missouri universities react to DACA decision

Springfield, Mo – – (9/Five/17) Missouri State University and University of Missouri leadership released statements Tuesday in support of DACA students and request a fair and compassionate solution.

Stabbing at hotel

Joplin, MO – (09/05/17) Today at 11:32 AM, the Joplin Police Department received a call about a disturbance with a stabbing at Convenience Inn and Suites (3400 South Range Line Road). When officers arrived, they located a 33-year-old female inwards the hotel that had been stabbed. She was transported to the hospital by ambulance and is presently in critical but stable condition. Detectives are presently investigating the case. No arrests have been made at this time.

Million dollar lottery winner from Nixa

Nixa, MO — (09/05/17) A series of fortuitous events led an Ozark man to a $1 million prize while shopping the aisles of Price Cutter, four hundred N. Massey Blvd., in Nixa. For George McCombs, a ordinary dinner invitation spurred a quick detour to the grocery store, which ultimately led to the Missouri Lottery`s office in Springfield after matching all five white-ball numbers drawn in the Aug. Nineteen Powerball drawing.

Nixa, MO — (09/05/17) A series of fortuitous events led an Ozark man to a $1 million prize while shopping the aisles of Price Cutter, four hundred N. Massey Blvd., in Nixa. For George McCombs, a elementary dinner invitation spurred a quick detour to the grocery store, which ultimately led to the Missouri Lottery`s office in Springfield after matching all five white-ball numbers drawn in the Aug. Nineteen Powerball drawing.

Fewer incidents in Missouri over Labor Day Weekend

Springfield, Mo – – (9/Five/17) The roads in Missouri were safer compared to last year over the Labor Day weekend. During the two thousand seventeen Labor Day weekend, the traffic crash counting period began at six p.m., Friday, September 1, and ended at 11:59 p.m., Monday, September Four. The state spotted eight fatalities on the road compared to twenty last year and only one on the waterways. Overall, there were more than one-hundred injuries.

Trump administration completes DACA, with 6-month delay

Trump administration finishes DACA, with 6-month delay

FoxNews.com – (9/Five/17) The Trump administration on Tuesday announced the «orderly wind down» of the Obama-era program that gave a deportation reprieve to illegal immigrants who came to the U.S. as children – putting pressure on Congress to come up with a replacement. «I do not favor penalizing children, most of whom are now adults, for the deeds of their parents.

DACA Update: Roy Blunt and The White House Speak Out

SPRINGFIELD, MO (09/04/17) – After announcing, last week, that thousands of immigrants living in the United States under an Obama-era program could soon be a thing of the past, President Donald Trump says he will be making a decision tomorrow on ending DACA. With an estimated 800,000 DACA participants in the Untied States, rallies across the country are demonstrating their support for immigrants. Even Senator Roy Blunt says he is not for the removal of DACA.

SPRINGFIELD, MO (09/04/17) – After announcing, last week, that thousands of immigrants living in the United States under an Obama-era program could soon be a thing of the past, President Donald Trump says he will be making a decision tomorrow on ending DACA. With an estimated 800,000 DACA participants in the Untied States, rallies across the country are showcasing their support for immigrants. Even Senator Roy Blunt says he is not for the removal of DACA.

Least of These Christmas Assistance Registration is underway

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.–(9/Four/17) With Labor Day coming to an end, a local food pantry in Southwest Missouri is already looking ahead towards Christmas

Convoy of Hope proceeds Harvey clean-up

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/04/2017) As Houston starts the clean-up process, Convoy of Hope remains on the ground to help those affected by the storm pick up the chunks. “It’s pretty devastating. We had the wind from the hurricane itself that came through several communities, and then in the Houston area, you had all that devastating rainfall.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/04/2017) As Houston commences the clean-up process, Convoy of Hope remains on the ground to help those affected by the storm pick up the chunks. “It’s pretty devastating. We had the wind from the hurricane itself that came through several communities, and then in the Houston area, you had all that devastating rainfall.

Florida Gov. announces state of emergency for Hurricane Irma

Florida Gov. proclaims state of emergency for Hurricane Irma

Foxnews.com — (09/04/17) Florida Gov. Rick Scott has proclaimed a state of emergency in the state as rapidly growing Hurricane Irma, now a Category four storm, is expected to make landfall later this week. The state of emergency has been issued for all of Florida`s sixty seven counties. Scott said that the state would «prepare for the worst and hope for the best» as Irma is expected to hit the state around Friday.

Designer shoots people to test bulletproof clothes

Foxnews.com — (09/04/17) A Colombian style designer is now selling his bulletproof clothes in the U.S., but he`s got an interesting marketing strategy. Miguel Caballero`s clothing line, sold under the name MC Armor in the U.S., is both stylish and effective. The sports glazes, safari jackets and t-shirts – presently available in gun shops in Florida, Texas and California – are designed to stop a bullet, the Miami Herald reports.

‘Ghost’ lobster hauled from ocean off Maine

Foxnews.com — (09/04/17) Some lobsters are crimson, some are blue, some are half blue or half orange – but one lobster recently found could trump them all. Maine lobsterman Alex Todd from Chebeague Island pulled up a translucent crustacean in his trap on August 24. The ghostly, pallid blue lobster was «undoubtedly weird,» Todd said.

Refrigerator blamed for boy’s carbon monoxide death

Foxnews.com — (09/04/17) Tragedy struck a family in Alaska last week from an unlikely source: their refrigerator. The propane-powered appliance at their cabin near Big Lake commenced leaking carbon monoxide, causing the death of a 10-year-old boy and sickening other family members, the Alaska Dispatch News reported.

Astronaut comes back to Earth after record-breaking spaceflight

Foxnews.com — (09/04/17) Astronaut Peggy Whitson returned to Earth late Saturday, wrapping up a record-breaking flight that catapulted her to very first place for U.S. space stamina. Whitson’s six hundred sixty five days off the planet — two hundred eighty eight days on this mission alone — exceeds that of any other American and any other woman worldwide. She checked out of the International Space Station just hours earlier, along with another American and a Russian.

Individual health insurance comparable to mortgage payments

Foxnews.com — (09/04/17) Millions of people who buy individual health insurance policies and get no financial help from the Affordable Care Act are bracing for another year of double-digit premium increases, and their frustration is boiling over. Some are expecting premiums for two thousand eighteen to rival a mortgage payment.

North Korea claims successful nuclear test

Two Police Officers Shot North of Downtown St. Louis; Suspects at Large

ST. LOUIS, Mo.–(09/01/2017) Emergency crews were at the intersection of 14th and Cass in downtown St. Louis this afternoon. Sources tell FOX two that two officers were injured in a shooting. Officers say that an “attack style” rifle was used in this shooting. Three suspects are in custody from several locations. Police say that two suspects are at large.

Almost head on crash turns fatal

Springfield, Mo. — (9/1/17) Springfield police officers were dispatched to a motor vehicle crash at Four:12 p.m. on Aug. Thirty one at one thousand eight hundred fifty five S. Ingram Mill Road in Springfield.

Authorities charge man in striking death of puppies

Douglas County, Mo. – (9/1/17) The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office has released the name of the man responsible for killing a littler of puppies and posting the movie on social media. Josiah Wheat, 30, was charged today with five counts of animal manhandle. Wheat resumes to be held in the Douglas County jail.

Gary Player golf course opens

Branson, Mo. – (8/31/17) A fresh golf course opened today in the Ozarks. Bass Pro Shops founder and noted conservationist, Johnny Morris, teamed with golf icon Gary Player to create a world-class brief course that will supply an unparalleled practice for golfers of all skill levels and ages.

Man arrested in hammering death of puppies

Man arrested in hitting death of puppies

Douglas County, Mo. – 8/31/17 Douglas County authorities have arrested a suspect in connection with a social media movie showcasing him hitting a litter of puppies to death with a baseball bat. The Douglas County Sheriffs Office began the investigation earlier this week after the graphic movie was brought to their attention. The sheriffs office then conducted a traffic stop today on the suspect and arrested him.

Douglas County, Mo. – 8/31/17 Douglas County authorities have arrested a suspect in connection with a social media movie displaying him hammering a litter of puppies to death with a baseball bat. The Douglas County Sheriffs Office began the investigation earlier this week after the graphic movie was brought to their attention. The sheriffs office then conducted a traffic stop today on the suspect and arrested him.

Drury University fraternity seeks to help Harvey survivors

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (08/31/2017) Sigma Nu, a Drury University fraternity, is hoping they can lend a palm to those reeling from the effects of Hurricane Harvey. “One of our brothers, fraternity brothers said, ‘Hey Umar, let’s do something for the Harvey victims,’ and that’s all it took. From there, we made the Go Fund Me and it just went big from there,” said Umar Akahtar, a member of the Sigma Nu fraternity.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (08/31/2017) Sigma Nu, a Drury University fraternity, is hoping they can lend a forearm to those reeling from the effects of Hurricane Harvey. “One of our brothers, fraternity brothers said, ‘Hey Umar, let’s do something for the Harvey victims,’ and that’s all it took. From there, we made the Go Fund Me and it just went big from there,” said Umar Akahtar, a member of the Sigma Nu fraternity.

Golden Apple Award — August two thousand seventeen

Bolivar, MO — (08/31/17) School has embarked, which means our Golden Apple Award has as well. On behalf of Fox five KRBK and Tropical Smoothie Cafe, each month we give one deserving teacher – that you nominate – a $250 VISA bounty card, a $25 bounty card to Tropical Smoothie Cafe, and a plaque. Our latest award winner is.

Bolivar, MO — (08/31/17) School has began, which means our Golden Apple Award has as well. On behalf of Fox five KRBK and Tropical Smoothie Cafe, each month we give one deserving teacher – that you nominate – a $250 VISA bounty card, a $25 bounty card to Tropical Smoothie Cafe, and a plaque. Our latest award winner is.

Humanities Council taps Drury professor to lead regional outreach

Springfield, Mo. – (8/31/17) Drury English professor Dr. Katherine Gilbert has been selected by the Missouri Humanities Council to help expand the organization`s reach statewide. Gilbert and Drury will work with the nonprofit to produce more of its programming and education in Springfield and across southwest Missouri.

Springfield, Mo. – (8/31/17) Drury English professor Dr. Katherine Gilbert has been selected by the Missouri Humanities Council to help expand the organization`s reach statewide. Gilbert and Drury will work with the nonprofit to supply more of its programming and education in Springfield and across southwest Missouri.

Anti-Trump protesters take over North Glenstone

SPRINGFIELD, MO (08/30/17) – Thousands of anti-Trump protesters gathered along Glenstone, today, to create «The People`s Protest.» Now, they`re out here because they say they don`t want President Trump to feel welcome while he`s here in Springfield, MO. Dump Trump and Fake President were some of the chants yelled along the corner of Glenstone and Division and past Commercial Street. Even, bringing out the youngest of protesters.

Missouri lawmaker says confederate monument vandal should be ‘draped’

Missouri lawmaker says confederate monument vandal should be ‘suspended’

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (08/30/2017) A Greene County Sheriff’s Deputy was notified by a citizen about a large amount of crimson paint thrown on a confederate monument at the National Cemetery located in Greene County. Recently, the Greene County Sheriff’s Office was contacted to provide off-duty security in response to vandalism occurring across the country to historic monuments, alternating shifts with a privately contracted security rock hard.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (08/30/2017) A confederate monument at the Springfield National Cemetery was found vandalized Wednesday and a Missouri state lawmaker posted on Facebook the person responsible should be hanged. Rep. Warren Love of the 125th district wrote, “It’s totally against the law. I hope they are found and suspended from a tall tree with a long string.”

Middle school employee sentenced to eighteen years for child pornography

SPRINGFIELD, Mo — (08/30/2017) A former employee at a Springfield, Mo., middle school was sentenced in federal court today for producing child pornography and distributing child pornography over the Internet. Carrie Anne Allred, 34, of Springfield, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge M. Douglas Harpool to eighteen years in federal prison without parole.

Springfield man convicted of very first degree murder

SPRINGFIELD, Mo — (08/31/2017) Willie Clark, 53, of Springfield, Missouri, was convicted yesterday by a Greene County Jury of two counts of very first degree murder, one count of onslaught in the very first degree for attempting to kill, and three counts of armed criminal act. The jury deliberated for a little over an hour before returning its verdict finding Clark guilty as charged in all counts.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo — (08/31/2017) Willie Clark, 53, of Springfield, Missouri, was convicted yesterday by a Greene County Jury of two counts of very first degree murder, one count of attack in the very first degree for attempting to kill, and three counts of armed criminal activity. The jury deliberated for a little over an hour before returning its verdict finding Clark guilty as charged in all counts.

Kansas Expressway Extension expected to begin in two thousand eighteen

Kansas Expressway Extension expected to commence in two thousand eighteen

SPRINGFIELD, Mo — (08/30/2017) The environmental review process for the Kansas Expressway extension project has been ended and engineers will begin working on design plans. The extension of Kansas Expressway has been planned for several years to provide an extra north-south roadway in southern Greene County that will improve traffic flow in the area.

Missouri Attorney General investigates opioid manufacturers

JEFFERSON, Mo — (08/30/2017) Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley announces the issuance of civil investigative requests to seven major opioid manufacturers. «Our office is dedicated to stemming the tide of opioid manhandle in Missouri,» Hawley said.

St. James man sets gas station on fire

ROLLA, Mo — (08/30/2017) Officers from the Rolla Police Department and the Rolla City Fire Department responded to a nine hundred eleven call of a structure fire at the Sinclair Service Station located at two thousand three N. Bishop Avenue in Rolla.

Man stabs his mother

Koshkonong, Mo — (08/31/2017) Oregon County Sheriff’s Officer received a report that a man had attacked his mother and her significant with a knife on Park Avenue in Koshkonong. Melina Morgan, of Koshkonong, stated that her son, twenty four year old Nathan Morgan, crept into her bedroom while she and Ronald Kelley, of Mammoth Spring, were sleeping and attacked them with a knife.

Koshkonong, Mo — (08/31/2017) Oregon County Sheriff’s Officer received a report that a man had attacked his mother and her significant other with a knife on Park Avenue in Koshkonong. Melina Morgan, of Koshkonong, stated that her son, twenty four year old Nathan Morgan, crept into her bedroom while she and Ronald Kelley, of Mammoth Spring, were sleeping and attacked them with a knife.

Trump demonstrators prepare for President’s arrival

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (08/29/2017) With President Trump scheduled to arrive in Springfield tomorrow afternoon, both protestors and supporters are making plans to make sure their voices are heard. Tomorrow, hundreds will take to the streets to either demonstrate their support or their opposition for President Trump.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (08/29/2017) With President Trump scheduled to arrive in Springfield tomorrow afternoon, both protestors and supporters are making plans to make sure their voices are heard. Tomorrow, hundreds will take to the streets to either display their support or their opposition for President Trump.

Union members at Springfield manufacturing company go on strike

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (8/29/17) Dozens of workers at a south manufacturing company in Springfield walked the picket line this morning after voting to go on strike. Union members of the Timken manufacturing facility lined the street holding signs that said “fair contract now.” Members of the union on strike were not able to provide specifics, but did say they were upset with their contract and wages.

Reeds Spring school bus involved in accident

UPDATE: An ambulance took one student from a bus to Cox Medical Center Branson for further evaluation. The student`s injuries are not life-threatening. Medical personnel cleared all other students and their parents have been contacted. Some parents chose to pick-up their students, the rest went home on another bus. The Branson West Police Department is investigating the cause of this accident.

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Ozark Police Department creates safe zone for online transactions

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.–(9/Four/17) Police in Ozark have joined the growing list of local police departments to suggest a safe area where online buyers and sellers can meet to exchange merchandise.

Convoy of Hope Makes Plans for Hurricane Irma

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/05/2017) As Convoy of Hope resumes their ease efforts in Texas, another storm is requiring their attention as Hurricane Irma resumes to churn, possibly heading towards the U.S. “So what we’re doing is putting some what-if screenplays in place, and then as the hurricane gets closer to the U.S., we’ll begin tightening up those plans,” said Jeff Nene, National Spokesperson with Convoy of Hope.

Fall Tour Day at Isabel’s House

Springfield, Mo – (9/Five/17)This Saturday, September 9th, from 9am to Noon, Isabel`s House will open its doors for community members of all ages to tour the facility, learn about the services suggested to children and families in crisis, and detect ways to be involved.

Zoo director recognized by American Association of Zoo Keepers

Springfield, MO – (09/05/17) Dickerson Park Zoo Director Mike Crocker was awarded a Certificate of Merit for Zoo Keeper Education Award by the American Association of Zoo Keepers (AAZK) on August 29, 2017, in Washington, D.C. The award recognized Crocker`s commitment to keeper staff training, and animal care through professional development opportunities.

Missouri firefighters battle wildfires in five states

By Alisa Nelson, MissouriNet–(9/Five/17) Almost two hundred active wildfires nationwide are wreaking havoc on land, in forests and to homes. Missouri crews are fighting wildfires in Montana, Mississippi, Wyoming, Oregon and California. Wildfires have bruised thousands of acres of land, including about 500,000 acres in Montana. Cody Norris with Mark Twain National Forest in mid-Missouri`s Rolla says the work is intense for the one hundred Missouri firefighters battling the flames. «Th.

Missouri universities react to DACA decision

Stabbing at hotel

Million dollar lottery winner from Nixa

Nixa, MO — (09/05/17) A series of fortuitous events led an Ozark man to a $1 million prize while shopping the aisles of Price Cutter, four hundred N. Massey Blvd., in Nixa. For George McCombs, a plain dinner invitation spurred a quick detour to the grocery store, which ultimately led to the Missouri Lottery`s office in Springfield after matching all five white-ball numbers drawn in the Aug. Nineteen Powerball drawing.

Fewer incidents in Missouri over Labor Day Weekend

Springfield, Mo – – (9/Five/17) The roads in Missouri were safer compared to last year over the Labor Day weekend. During the two thousand seventeen Labor Day weekend, the traffic crash counting period began at six p.m., Friday, September 1, and ended at 11:59 p.m., Monday, September Four. The state witnessed eight fatalities on the road compared to twenty last year and only one on the waterways. Overall, there were more than one-hundred injuries.

DACA Update: Roy Blunt and The White House Speak Out

SPRINGFIELD, MO (09/04/17) – After announcing, last week, that thousands of immigrants living in the United States under an Obama-era program could soon be a thing of the past, President Donald Trump says he will be making a decision tomorrow on ending DACA. With an estimated 800,000 DACA participants in the Untied States, rallies across the country are displaying their support for immigrants. Even Senator Roy Blunt says he is not for the removal of DACA.

Home – FOX five KRBK is the Ozark s source for News and Weather

Home – FOX five KRBK is the Ozark’s source for News and Weather

Ozark Police Department creates safe zone for online transactions

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.–(9/Four/17) Police in Ozark have joined the growing list of local police departments to suggest a safe area where online buyers and sellers can meet to exchange merchandise.

Convoy of Hope Makes Plans for Hurricane Irma

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/05/2017) As Convoy of Hope proceeds their ease efforts in Texas, another storm is requiring their attention as Hurricane Irma resumes to churn, possibly heading towards the U.S. “So what we’re doing is putting some what-if scripts in place, and then as the hurricane gets closer to the U.S., we’ll embark tightening up those plans,” said Jeff Nene, National Spokesperson with Convoy of Hope.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/05/2017) As Convoy of Hope resumes their ease efforts in Texas, another storm is requiring their attention as Hurricane Irma resumes to churn, possibly heading towards the U.S. “So what we’re doing is putting some what-if scripts in place, and then as the hurricane gets closer to the U.S., we’ll begin tightening up those plans,” said Jeff Nene, National Spokesperson with Convoy of Hope.

Missouri universities react to DACA decision

Stabbing at hotel

Million dollar lottery winner from Nixa

Nixa, MO — (09/05/17) A series of fortuitous events led an Ozark man to a $1 million prize while shopping the aisles of Price Cutter, four hundred N. Massey Blvd., in Nixa. For George McCombs, a elementary dinner invitation spurred a quick detour to the grocery store, which ultimately led to the Missouri Lottery`s office in Springfield after matching all five white-ball numbers drawn in the Aug. Nineteen Powerball drawing.

Fewer incidents in Missouri over Labor Day Weekend

Springfield, Mo – – (9/Five/17) The roads in Missouri were safer compared to last year over the Labor Day weekend. During the two thousand seventeen Labor Day weekend, the traffic crash counting period began at six p.m., Friday, September 1, and ended at 11:59 p.m., Monday, September Four. The state witnessed eight fatalities on the road compared to twenty last year and only one on the waterways. Overall, there were more than one-hundred injuries.

Trump administration completes DACA, with 6-month delay

Trump administration finishes DACA, with 6-month delay

DACA Update: Roy Blunt and The White House Speak Out

SPRINGFIELD, MO (09/04/17) – After announcing, last week, that thousands of immigrants living in the United States under an Obama-era program could soon be a thing of the past, President Donald Trump says he will be making a decision tomorrow on ending DACA. With an estimated 800,000 DACA participants in the Untied States, rallies across the country are displaying their support for immigrants. Even Senator Roy Blunt says he is not for the removal of DACA.

Least of These Christmas Assistance Registration is underway

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.–(9/Four/17) With Labor Day coming to an end, a local food pantry in Southwest Missouri is already looking ahead towards Christmas

Convoy of Hope resumes Harvey clean-up

Florida Gov. announces state of emergency for Hurricane Irma

Florida Gov. proclaims state of emergency for Hurricane Irma

Foxnews.com — (09/04/17) Florida Gov. Rick Scott has announced a state of emergency in the state as rapidly growing Hurricane Irma, now a Category four storm, is expected to make landfall later this week. The state of emergency has been issued for all of Florida`s sixty seven counties. Scott said that the state would «prepare for the worst and hope for the best» as Irma is expected to hit the state around Friday.

Designer shoots people to test bulletproof clothes

Foxnews.com — (09/04/17) A Colombian style designer is now selling his bulletproof clothes in the U.S., but he`s got an interesting marketing strategy. Miguel Caballero`s clothing line, sold under the name MC Armor in the U.S., is both stylish and effective. The sports covers, safari jackets and t-shirts – presently available in gun shops in Florida, Texas and California – are designed to stop a bullet, the Miami Herald reports.

‘Ghost’ lobster hauled from ocean off Maine

Refrigerator blamed for boy’s carbon monoxide death

Foxnews.com — (09/04/17) Tragedy struck a family in Alaska last week from an unlikely source: their refrigerator. The propane-powered appliance at their cabin near Big Lake embarked leaking carbon monoxide, causing the death of a 10-year-old boy and sickening other family members, the Alaska Dispatch News reported.

Astronaut comebacks to Earth after record-breaking spaceflight

Individual health insurance comparable to mortgage payments

North Korea claims successful nuclear test

Two Police Officers Shot North of Downtown St. Louis; Suspects at Large

ST. LOUIS, Mo.–(09/01/2017) Emergency crews were at the intersection of 14th and Cass in downtown St. Louis this afternoon. Sources tell FOX two that two officers were injured in a shooting. Officers say that an “brunt style” rifle was used in this shooting. Three suspects are in custody from several locations. Police say that two suspects are at large.

Almost head on crash turns fatal

Authorities charge man in striking death of puppies

Authorities charge man in hammering death of puppies

Gary Player golf course opens

Branson, Mo. – (8/31/17) A fresh golf course opened today in the Ozarks. Bass Pro Shops founder and noted conservationist, Johnny Morris, teamed with golf icon Gary Player to create a world-class brief course that will produce an unparalleled practice for golfers of all skill levels and ages.

Man arrested in hitting death of puppies

Man arrested in hammering death of puppies

Douglas County, Mo. – 8/31/17 Douglas County authorities have arrested a suspect in connection with a social media movie demonstrating him striking a litter of puppies to death with a baseball bat. The Douglas County Sheriffs Office began the investigation earlier this week after the graphic movie was brought to their attention. The sheriffs office then conducted a traffic stop today on the suspect and arrested him.

Drury University fraternity seeks to help Harvey survivors

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (08/31/2017) Sigma Nu, a Drury University fraternity, is hoping they can lend a mitt to those reeling from the effects of Hurricane Harvey. “One of our brothers, fraternity brothers said, ‘Hey Umar, let’s do something for the Harvey victims,’ and that’s all it took. From there, we made the Go Fund Me and it just went big from there,” said Umar Akahtar, a member of the Sigma Nu fraternity.

Golden Apple Award — August two thousand seventeen

Humanities Council taps Drury professor to lead regional outreach

Springfield, Mo. – (8/31/17) Drury English professor Dr. Katherine Gilbert has been selected by the Missouri Humanities Council to help expand the organization`s reach statewide. Gilbert and Drury will work with the nonprofit to supply more of its programming and education in Springfield and across southwest Missouri.

Anti-Trump protesters take over North Glenstone

Missouri lawmaker says confederate monument vandal should be ‘dangled’

Middle school employee sentenced to eighteen years for child pornography

Springfield man convicted of very first degree murder

SPRINGFIELD, Mo — (08/31/2017) Willie Clark, 53, of Springfield, Missouri, was convicted yesterday by a Greene County Jury of two counts of very first degree murder, one count of brunt in the very first degree for attempting to kill, and three counts of armed criminal activity. The jury deliberated for a little over an hour before returning its verdict finding Clark guilty as charged in all counts.

Kansas Expressway Extension expected to begin in two thousand eighteen

SPRINGFIELD, Mo — (08/30/2017) The environmental review process for the Kansas Expressway extension project has been finished and engineers will begin working on design plans. The extension of Kansas Expressway has been planned for several years to provide an extra north-south roadway in southern Greene County that will improve traffic flow in the area.

Missouri Attorney General investigates opioid manufacturers

St. James man sets gas station on fire

Man stabs his mother

Trump demonstrators prepare for President’s arrival

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (08/29/2017) With President Trump scheduled to arrive in Springfield tomorrow afternoon, both protestors and supporters are making plans to make sure their voices are heard. Tomorrow, hundreds will take to the streets to either display their support or their opposition for President Trump.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (08/29/2017) With President Trump scheduled to arrive in Springfield tomorrow afternoon, both protestors and supporters are making plans to make sure their voices are heard. Tomorrow, hundreds will take to the streets to either showcase their support or their opposition for President Trump.

Union members at Springfield manufacturing company go on strike

Reeds Spring school bus involved in accident

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Ozark Police Department creates safe zone for online transactions

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.–(9/Four/17) Police in Ozark have joined the growing list of local police departments to suggest a safe area where online buyers and sellers can meet to exchange merchandise.

Convoy of Hope Makes Plans for Hurricane Irma

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/05/2017) As Convoy of Hope resumes their ease efforts in Texas, another storm is requesting their attention as Hurricane Irma resumes to churn, possibly heading towards the U.S. “So what we’re doing is putting some what-if screenplays in place, and then as the hurricane gets closer to the U.S., we’ll embark tightening up those plans,” said Jeff Nene, National Spokesperson with Convoy of Hope.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/05/2017) As Convoy of Hope resumes their ease efforts in Texas, another storm is requesting their attention as Hurricane Irma resumes to churn, possibly heading towards the U.S. “So what we’re doing is putting some what-if scripts in place, and then as the hurricane gets closer to the U.S., we’ll embark tightening up those plans,” said Jeff Nene, National Spokesperson with Convoy of Hope.

Fall Tour Day at Isabel’s House

Zoo director recognized by American Association of Zoo Keepers

Missouri firefighters battle wildfires in five states

Missouri universities react to DACA decision

Stabbing at hotel

Million dollar lottery winner from Nixa

Nixa, MO — (09/05/17) A series of fortuitous events led an Ozark man to a $1 million prize while shopping the aisles of Price Cutter, four hundred N. Massey Blvd., in Nixa. For George McCombs, a plain dinner invitation spurred a quick detour to the grocery store, which ultimately led to the Missouri Lottery`s office in Springfield after matching all five white-ball numbers drawn in the Aug. Nineteen Powerball drawing.

Fewer incidents in Missouri over Labor Day Weekend

Springfield, Mo – – (9/Five/17) The roads in Missouri were safer compared to last year over the Labor Day weekend. During the two thousand seventeen Labor Day weekend, the traffic crash counting period began at six p.m., Friday, September 1, and ended at 11:59 p.m., Monday, September Four. The state witnessed eight fatalities on the road compared to twenty last year and only one on the waterways. Overall, there were more than one-hundred injuries.

Springfield, Mo – – (9/Five/17) The roads in Missouri were safer compared to last year over the Labor Day weekend. During the two thousand seventeen Labor Day weekend, the traffic crash counting period began at six p.m., Friday, September 1, and ended at 11:59 p.m., Monday, September Four. The state eyed eight fatalities on the road compared to twenty last year and only one on the waterways. Overall, there were more than one-hundred injuries.

DACA Update: Roy Blunt and The White House Speak Out

SPRINGFIELD, MO (09/04/17) – After announcing, last week, that thousands of immigrants living in the United States under an Obama-era program could soon be a thing of the past, President Donald Trump says he will be making a decision tomorrow on ending DACA. With an estimated 800,000 DACA participants in the Untied States, rallies across the country are displaying their support for immigrants. Even Senator Roy Blunt says he is not for the removal of DACA.

Home – FOX five KRBK is the Ozark s source for News and Weather

Home – FOX five KRBK is the Ozark’s source for News and Weather

Ozark Police Department creates safe zone for online transactions

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.–(9/Four/17) Police in Ozark have joined the growing list of local police departments to suggest a safe area where online buyers and sellers can meet to exchange merchandise.

Convoy of Hope Makes Plans for Hurricane Irma

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/05/2017) As Convoy of Hope resumes their ease efforts in Texas, another storm is requesting their attention as Hurricane Irma proceeds to churn, possibly heading towards the U.S. “So what we’re doing is putting some what-if screenplays in place, and then as the hurricane gets closer to the U.S., we’ll commence tightening up those plans,” said Jeff Nene, National Spokesperson with Convoy of Hope.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/05/2017) As Convoy of Hope resumes their ease efforts in Texas, another storm is requesting their attention as Hurricane Irma resumes to churn, possibly heading towards the U.S. “So what we’re doing is putting some what-if scripts in place, and then as the hurricane gets closer to the U.S., we’ll begin tightening up those plans,” said Jeff Nene, National Spokesperson with Convoy of Hope.

Missouri universities react to DACA decision

Stabbing at hotel

Million dollar lottery winner from Nixa

Nixa, MO — (09/05/17) A series of fortuitous events led an Ozark man to a $1 million prize while shopping the aisles of Price Cutter, four hundred N. Massey Blvd., in Nixa. For George McCombs, a elementary dinner invitation spurred a quick detour to the grocery store, which ultimately led to the Missouri Lottery`s office in Springfield after matching all five white-ball numbers drawn in the Aug. Nineteen Powerball drawing.

Fewer incidents in Missouri over Labor Day Weekend

Springfield, Mo – – (9/Five/17) The roads in Missouri were safer compared to last year over the Labor Day weekend. During the two thousand seventeen Labor Day weekend, the traffic crash counting period began at six p.m., Friday, September 1, and ended at 11:59 p.m., Monday, September Four. The state eyed eight fatalities on the road compared to twenty last year and only one on the waterways. Overall, there were more than one-hundred injuries.

Springfield, Mo – – (9/Five/17) The roads in Missouri were safer compared to last year over the Labor Day weekend. During the two thousand seventeen Labor Day weekend, the traffic crash counting period began at six p.m., Friday, September 1, and ended at 11:59 p.m., Monday, September Four. The state witnessed eight fatalities on the road compared to twenty last year and only one on the waterways. Overall, there were more than one-hundred injuries.

Trump administration completes DACA, with 6-month delay

Trump administration finishes DACA, with 6-month delay

DACA Update: Roy Blunt and The White House Speak Out

SPRINGFIELD, MO (09/04/17) – After announcing, last week, that thousands of immigrants living in the United States under an Obama-era program could soon be a thing of the past, President Donald Trump says he will be making a decision tomorrow on ending DACA. With an estimated 800,000 DACA participants in the Untied States, rallies across the country are displaying their support for immigrants. Even Senator Roy Blunt says he is not for the removal of DACA.

Least of These Christmas Assistance Registration is underway

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.–(9/Four/17) With Labor Day coming to an end, a local food pantry in Southwest Missouri is already looking ahead towards Christmas

Convoy of Hope proceeds Harvey clean-up

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/04/2017) As Houston embarks the clean-up process, Convoy of Hope remains on the ground to help those affected by the storm pick up the chunks. “It’s pretty devastating. We had the wind from the hurricane itself that came through several communities, and then in the Houston area, you had all that devastating rainfall.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/04/2017) As Houston commences the clean-up process, Convoy of Hope remains on the ground to help those affected by the storm pick up the lumps. “It’s pretty devastating. We had the wind from the hurricane itself that came through several communities, and then in the Houston area, you had all that devastating rainfall.

Florida Gov. proclaims state of emergency for Hurricane Irma

Designer shoots people to test bulletproof clothes

Foxnews.com — (09/04/17) A Colombian style designer is now selling his bulletproof clothes in the U.S., but he`s got an interesting marketing strategy. Miguel Caballero`s clothing line, sold under the name MC Armor in the U.S., is both stylish and effective. The sports covers, safari jackets and t-shirts – presently available in gun shops in Florida, Texas and California – are designed to stop a bullet, the Miami Herald reports.

‘Ghost’ lobster hauled from ocean off Maine

Refrigerator blamed for boy’s carbon monoxide death

Foxnews.com — (09/04/17) Tragedy struck a family in Alaska last week from an unlikely source: their refrigerator. The propane-powered appliance at their cabin near Big Lake began leaking carbon monoxide, causing the death of a 10-year-old boy and sickening other family members, the Alaska Dispatch News reported.

Astronaut comes back to Earth after record-breaking spaceflight

Astronaut comebacks to Earth after record-breaking spaceflight

Individual health insurance comparable to mortgage payments

North Korea claims successful nuclear test

Two Police Officers Shot North of Downtown St. Louis; Suspects at Large

ST. LOUIS, Mo.–(09/01/2017) Emergency crews were at the intersection of 14th and Cass in downtown St. Louis this afternoon. Sources tell FOX two that two officers were injured in a shooting. Officers say that an “onslaught style” rifle was used in this shooting. Three suspects are in custody from several locations. Police say that two suspects are at large.

ST. LOUIS, Mo.–(09/01/2017) Emergency crews were at the intersection of 14th and Cass in downtown St. Louis this afternoon. Sources tell FOX two that two officers were injured in a shooting. Officers say that an “brunt style” rifle was used in this shooting. Three suspects are in custody from several locations. Police say that two suspects are at large.

Almost head on crash turns fatal

Authorities charge man in hitting death of puppies

Authorities charge man in hammering death of puppies

Gary Player golf course opens

Branson, Mo. – (8/31/17) A fresh golf course opened today in the Ozarks. Bass Pro Shops founder and noted conservationist, Johnny Morris, teamed with golf icon Gary Player to create a world-class brief course that will produce an unparalleled practice for golfers of all skill levels and ages.

Man arrested in hitting death of puppies

Man arrested in striking death of puppies

Douglas County, Mo. – 8/31/17 Douglas County authorities have arrested a suspect in connection with a social media movie demonstrating him hitting a litter of puppies to death with a baseball bat. The Douglas County Sheriffs Office began the investigation earlier this week after the graphic movie was brought to their attention. The sheriffs office then conducted a traffic stop today on the suspect and arrested him.

Douglas County, Mo. – 8/31/17 Douglas County authorities have arrested a suspect in connection with a social media movie showcasing him hammering a litter of puppies to death with a baseball bat. The Douglas County Sheriffs Office began the investigation earlier this week after the graphic movie was brought to their attention. The sheriffs office then conducted a traffic stop today on the suspect and arrested him.

Drury University fraternity seeks to help Harvey survivors

Golden Apple Award — August two thousand seventeen

Humanities Council taps Drury professor to lead regional outreach

Springfield, Mo. – (8/31/17) Drury English professor Dr. Katherine Gilbert has been selected by the Missouri Humanities Council to help expand the organization`s reach statewide. Gilbert and Drury will work with the nonprofit to supply more of its programming and education in Springfield and across southwest Missouri.

Anti-Trump protesters take over North Glenstone

Missouri lawmaker says confederate monument vandal should be ‘draped’

Missouri lawmaker says confederate monument vandal should be ‘dangled’

Middle school employee sentenced to eighteen years for child pornography

Springfield man convicted of very first degree murder

SPRINGFIELD, Mo — (08/31/2017) Willie Clark, 53, of Springfield, Missouri, was convicted yesterday by a Greene County Jury of two counts of very first degree murder, one count of brunt in the very first degree for attempting to kill, and three counts of armed criminal activity. The jury deliberated for a little over an hour before returning its verdict finding Clark guilty as charged in all counts.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo — (08/31/2017) Willie Clark, 53, of Springfield, Missouri, was convicted yesterday by a Greene County Jury of two counts of very first degree murder, one count of onslaught in the very first degree for attempting to kill, and three counts of armed criminal activity. The jury deliberated for a little over an hour before returning its verdict finding Clark guilty as charged in all counts.

Kansas Expressway Extension expected to embark in two thousand eighteen

Kansas Expressway Extension expected to commence in two thousand eighteen

Missouri Attorney General investigates opioid manufacturers

St. James man sets gas station on fire

Man stabs his mother

Trump demonstrators prepare for President’s arrival

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (08/29/2017) With President Trump scheduled to arrive in Springfield tomorrow afternoon, both protestors and supporters are making plans to make sure their voices are heard. Tomorrow, hundreds will take to the streets to either showcase their support or their opposition for President Trump.

Union members at Springfield manufacturing company go on strike

Reeds Spring school bus involved in accident

Local Local More>>

Ozark Police Department creates safe zone for online transactions

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.–(9/Four/17) Police in Ozark have joined the growing list of local police departments to suggest a safe area where online buyers and sellers can meet to exchange merchandise.

Convoy of Hope Makes Plans for Hurricane Irma

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/05/2017) As Convoy of Hope resumes their ease efforts in Texas, another storm is requesting their attention as Hurricane Irma resumes to churn, possibly heading towards the U.S. “So what we’re doing is putting some what-if scripts in place, and then as the hurricane gets closer to the U.S., we’ll begin tightening up those plans,” said Jeff Nene, National Spokesperson with Convoy of Hope.

Fall Tour Day at Isabel’s House

Zoo director recognized by American Association of Zoo Keepers

Missouri firefighters battle wildfires in five states

Missouri universities react to DACA decision

Stabbing at hotel

Million dollar lottery winner from Nixa

Nixa, MO — (09/05/17) A series of fortuitous events led an Ozark man to a $1 million prize while shopping the aisles of Price Cutter, four hundred N. Massey Blvd., in Nixa. For George McCombs, a plain dinner invitation spurred a quick detour to the grocery store, which ultimately led to the Missouri Lottery`s office in Springfield after matching all five white-ball numbers drawn in the Aug. Nineteen Powerball drawing.

Fewer incidents in Missouri over Labor Day Weekend

Springfield, Mo – – (9/Five/17) The roads in Missouri were safer compared to last year over the Labor Day weekend. During the two thousand seventeen Labor Day weekend, the traffic crash counting period began at six p.m., Friday, September 1, and ended at 11:59 p.m., Monday, September Four. The state eyed eight fatalities on the road compared to twenty last year and only one on the waterways. Overall, there were more than one-hundred injuries.

DACA Update: Roy Blunt and The White House Speak Out

SPRINGFIELD, MO (09/04/17) – After announcing, last week, that thousands of immigrants living in the United States under an Obama-era program could soon be a thing of the past, President Donald Trump says he will be making a decision tomorrow on ending DACA. With an estimated 800,000 DACA participants in the Untied States, rallies across the country are showcasing their support for immigrants. Even Senator Roy Blunt says he is not for the removal of DACA.

Home – FOX five KRBK is the Ozark s source for News and Weather

Home – FOX five KRBK is the Ozark’s source for News and Weather

Ozark Police Department creates safe zone for online transactions

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.–(9/Four/17) Police in Ozark have joined the growing list of local police departments to suggest a safe area where online buyers and sellers can meet to exchange merchandise.

Convoy of Hope Makes Plans for Hurricane Irma

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/05/2017) As Convoy of Hope proceeds their ease efforts in Texas, another storm is requiring their attention as Hurricane Irma resumes to churn, possibly heading towards the U.S. “So what we’re doing is putting some what-if screenplays in place, and then as the hurricane gets closer to the U.S., we’ll begin tightening up those plans,” said Jeff Nene, National Spokesperson with Convoy of Hope.

Missouri universities react to DACA decision

Stabbing at hotel

Million dollar lottery winner from Nixa

Nixa, MO — (09/05/17) A series of fortuitous events led an Ozark man to a $1 million prize while shopping the aisles of Price Cutter, four hundred N. Massey Blvd., in Nixa. For George McCombs, a elementary dinner invitation spurred a quick detour to the grocery store, which ultimately led to the Missouri Lottery`s office in Springfield after matching all five white-ball numbers drawn in the Aug. Nineteen Powerball drawing.

Fewer incidents in Missouri over Labor Day Weekend

Springfield, Mo – – (9/Five/17) The roads in Missouri were safer compared to last year over the Labor Day weekend. During the two thousand seventeen Labor Day weekend, the traffic crash counting period began at six p.m., Friday, September 1, and ended at 11:59 p.m., Monday, September Four. The state eyed eight fatalities on the road compared to twenty last year and only one on the waterways. Overall, there were more than one-hundred injuries.

Springfield, Mo – – (9/Five/17) The roads in Missouri were safer compared to last year over the Labor Day weekend. During the two thousand seventeen Labor Day weekend, the traffic crash counting period began at six p.m., Friday, September 1, and ended at 11:59 p.m., Monday, September Four. The state witnessed eight fatalities on the road compared to twenty last year and only one on the waterways. Overall, there were more than one-hundred injuries.

Trump administration completes DACA, with 6-month delay

Trump administration finishes DACA, with 6-month delay

DACA Update: Roy Blunt and The White House Speak Out

SPRINGFIELD, MO (09/04/17) – After announcing, last week, that thousands of immigrants living in the United States under an Obama-era program could soon be a thing of the past, President Donald Trump says he will be making a decision tomorrow on ending DACA. With an estimated 800,000 DACA participants in the Untied States, rallies across the country are displaying their support for immigrants. Even Senator Roy Blunt says he is not for the removal of DACA.

Least of These Christmas Assistance Registration is underway

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.–(9/Four/17) With Labor Day coming to an end, a local food pantry in Southwest Missouri is already looking ahead towards Christmas

Convoy of Hope resumes Harvey clean-up

Convoy of Hope proceeds Harvey clean-up

Florida Gov. announces state of emergency for Hurricane Irma

Designer shoots people to test bulletproof clothes

‘Ghost’ lobster hauled from ocean off Maine

Refrigerator blamed for boy’s carbon monoxide death

Astronaut comes back to Earth after record-breaking spaceflight

Individual health insurance comparable to mortgage payments

North Korea claims successful nuclear test

Two Police Officers Shot North of Downtown St. Louis; Suspects at Large

ST. LOUIS, Mo.–(09/01/2017) Emergency crews were at the intersection of 14th and Cass in downtown St. Louis this afternoon. Sources tell FOX two that two officers were injured in a shooting. Officers say that an “onslaught style” rifle was used in this shooting. Three suspects are in custody from several locations. Police say that two suspects are at large.

Almost head on crash turns fatal

Authorities charge man in striking death of puppies

Gary Player golf course opens

Branson, Mo. – (8/31/17) A fresh golf course opened today in the Ozarks. Bass Pro Shops founder and noted conservationist, Johnny Morris, teamed with golf icon Gary Player to create a world-class brief course that will produce an unparalleled practice for golfers of all skill levels and ages.

Man arrested in hammering death of puppies

Douglas County, Mo. – 8/31/17 Douglas County authorities have arrested a suspect in connection with a social media movie displaying him striking a litter of puppies to death with a baseball bat. The Douglas County Sheriffs Office began the investigation earlier this week after the graphic movie was brought to their attention. The sheriffs office then conducted a traffic stop today on the suspect and arrested him.

Douglas County, Mo. – 8/31/17 Douglas County authorities have arrested a suspect in connection with a social media movie showcasing him striking a litter of puppies to death with a baseball bat. The Douglas County Sheriffs Office began the investigation earlier this week after the graphic movie was brought to their attention. The sheriffs office then conducted a traffic stop today on the suspect and arrested him.

Drury University fraternity seeks to help Harvey survivors

Golden Apple Award — August two thousand seventeen

Humanities Council taps Drury professor to lead regional outreach

Springfield, Mo. – (8/31/17) Drury English professor Dr. Katherine Gilbert has been selected by the Missouri Humanities Council to help expand the organization`s reach statewide. Gilbert and Drury will work with the nonprofit to supply more of its programming and education in Springfield and across southwest Missouri.

Anti-Trump protesters take over North Glenstone

Missouri lawmaker says confederate monument vandal should be ‘suspended’

Missouri lawmaker says confederate monument vandal should be ‘strung up’

Middle school employee sentenced to eighteen years for child pornography

Springfield man convicted of very first degree murder

SPRINGFIELD, Mo — (08/31/2017) Willie Clark, 53, of Springfield, Missouri, was convicted yesterday by a Greene County Jury of two counts of very first degree murder, one count of attack in the very first degree for attempting to kill, and three counts of armed criminal act. The jury deliberated for a little over an hour before returning its verdict finding Clark guilty as charged in all counts.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo — (08/31/2017) Willie Clark, 53, of Springfield, Missouri, was convicted yesterday by a Greene County Jury of two counts of very first degree murder, one count of onslaught in the very first degree for attempting to kill, and three counts of armed criminal activity. The jury deliberated for a little over an hour before returning its verdict finding Clark guilty as charged in all counts.

Kansas Expressway Extension expected to commence in two thousand eighteen

Kansas Expressway Extension expected to begin in two thousand eighteen

Missouri Attorney General investigates opioid manufacturers

St. James man sets gas station on fire

Man stabs his mother

Trump demonstrators prepare for President’s arrival

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (08/29/2017) With President Trump scheduled to arrive in Springfield tomorrow afternoon, both protestors and supporters are making plans to make sure their voices are heard. Tomorrow, hundreds will take to the streets to either display their support or their opposition for President Trump.

Union members at Springfield manufacturing company go on strike

Reeds Spring school bus involved in accident

Local Local More>>

Ozark Police Department creates safe zone for online transactions

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.–(9/Four/17) Police in Ozark have joined the growing list of local police departments to suggest a safe area where online buyers and sellers can meet to exchange merchandise.

Convoy of Hope Makes Plans for Hurricane Irma

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/05/2017) As Convoy of Hope proceeds their ease efforts in Texas, another storm is requiring their attention as Hurricane Irma resumes to churn, possibly heading towards the U.S. “So what we’re doing is putting some what-if scripts in place, and then as the hurricane gets closer to the U.S., we’ll begin tightening up those plans,” said Jeff Nene, National Spokesperson with Convoy of Hope.

Fall Tour Day at Isabel’s House

Zoo director recognized by American Association of Zoo Keepers

Missouri firefighters battle wildfires in five states

Missouri universities react to DACA decision

Stabbing at hotel

Million dollar lottery winner from Nixa

Nixa, MO — (09/05/17) A series of fortuitous events led an Ozark man to a $1 million prize while shopping the aisles of Price Cutter, four hundred N. Massey Blvd., in Nixa. For George McCombs, a elementary dinner invitation spurred a quick detour to the grocery store, which ultimately led to the Missouri Lottery`s office in Springfield after matching all five white-ball numbers drawn in the Aug. Nineteen Powerball drawing.

Fewer incidents in Missouri over Labor Day Weekend

Springfield, Mo – – (9/Five/17) The roads in Missouri were safer compared to last year over the Labor Day weekend. During the two thousand seventeen Labor Day weekend, the traffic crash counting period began at six p.m., Friday, September 1, and ended at 11:59 p.m., Monday, September Four. The state witnessed eight fatalities on the road compared to twenty last year and only one on the waterways. Overall, there were more than one-hundred injuries.

DACA Update: Roy Blunt and The White House Speak Out

SPRINGFIELD, MO (09/04/17) – After announcing, last week, that thousands of immigrants living in the United States under an Obama-era program could soon be a thing of the past, President Donald Trump says he will be making a decision tomorrow on ending DACA. With an estimated 800,000 DACA participants in the Untied States, rallies across the country are displaying their support for immigrants. Even Senator Roy Blunt says he is not for the removal of DACA.

Home – FOX five KRBK is the Ozark s source for News and Weather

Home – FOX five KRBK is the Ozark’s source for News and Weather

Ozark Police Department creates safe zone for online transactions

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.–(9/Four/17) Police in Ozark have joined the growing list of local police departments to suggest a safe area where online buyers and sellers can meet to exchange merchandise.

Convoy of Hope Makes Plans for Hurricane Irma

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/05/2017) As Convoy of Hope resumes their ease efforts in Texas, another storm is requesting their attention as Hurricane Irma proceeds to churn, possibly heading towards the U.S. “So what we’re doing is putting some what-if screenplays in place, and then as the hurricane gets closer to the U.S., we’ll embark tightening up those plans,” said Jeff Nene, National Spokesperson with Convoy of Hope.

Missouri universities react to DACA decision

Stabbing at hotel

Million dollar lottery winner from Nixa

Nixa, MO — (09/05/17) A series of fortuitous events led an Ozark man to a $1 million prize while shopping the aisles of Price Cutter, four hundred N. Massey Blvd., in Nixa. For George McCombs, a plain dinner invitation spurred a quick detour to the grocery store, which ultimately led to the Missouri Lottery`s office in Springfield after matching all five white-ball numbers drawn in the Aug. Nineteen Powerball drawing.

Fewer incidents in Missouri over Labor Day Weekend

Springfield, Mo – – (9/Five/17) The roads in Missouri were safer compared to last year over the Labor Day weekend. During the two thousand seventeen Labor Day weekend, the traffic crash counting period began at six p.m., Friday, September 1, and ended at 11:59 p.m., Monday, September Four. The state eyed eight fatalities on the road compared to twenty last year and only one on the waterways. Overall, there were more than one-hundred injuries.

Trump administration completes DACA, with 6-month delay

Trump administration finishes DACA, with 6-month delay

DACA Update: Roy Blunt and The White House Speak Out

SPRINGFIELD, MO (09/04/17) – After announcing, last week, that thousands of immigrants living in the United States under an Obama-era program could soon be a thing of the past, President Donald Trump says he will be making a decision tomorrow on ending DACA. With an estimated 800,000 DACA participants in the Untied States, rallies across the country are showcasing their support for immigrants. Even Senator Roy Blunt says he is not for the removal of DACA.

Least of These Christmas Assistance Registration is underway

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.–(9/Four/17) With Labor Day coming to an end, a local food pantry in Southwest Missouri is already looking ahead towards Christmas

Convoy of Hope proceeds Harvey clean-up

Convoy of Hope resumes Harvey clean-up

Florida Gov. announces state of emergency for Hurricane Irma

Florida Gov. proclaims state of emergency for Hurricane Irma

Designer shoots people to test bulletproof clothes

Foxnews.com — (09/04/17) A Colombian style designer is now selling his bulletproof clothes in the U.S., but he`s got an interesting marketing strategy. Miguel Caballero`s clothing line, sold under the name MC Armor in the U.S., is both stylish and effective. The sports covers, safari jackets and t-shirts – presently available in gun shops in Florida, Texas and California – are designed to stop a bullet, the Miami Herald reports.

‘Ghost’ lobster hauled from ocean off Maine

Refrigerator blamed for boy’s carbon monoxide death

Astronaut comebacks to Earth after record-breaking spaceflight

Astronaut comes back to Earth after record-breaking spaceflight

Individual health insurance comparable to mortgage payments

North Korea claims successful nuclear test

Two Police Officers Shot North of Downtown St. Louis; Suspects at Large

ST. LOUIS, Mo.–(09/01/2017) Emergency crews were at the intersection of 14th and Cass in downtown St. Louis this afternoon. Sources tell FOX two that two officers were injured in a shooting. Officers say that an “onslaught style” rifle was used in this shooting. Three suspects are in custody from several locations. Police say that two suspects are at large.

ST. LOUIS, Mo.–(09/01/2017) Emergency crews were at the intersection of 14th and Cass in downtown St. Louis this afternoon. Sources tell FOX two that two officers were injured in a shooting. Officers say that an “brunt style” rifle was used in this shooting. Three suspects are in custody from several locations. Police say that two suspects are at large.

Almost head on crash turns fatal

Authorities charge man in hammering death of puppies

Authorities charge man in hitting death of puppies

Gary Player golf course opens

Branson, Mo. – (8/31/17) A fresh golf course opened today in the Ozarks. Bass Pro Shops founder and noted conservationist, Johnny Morris, teamed with golf icon Gary Player to create a world-class brief course that will produce an unparalleled practice for golfers of all skill levels and ages.

Man arrested in striking death of puppies

Man arrested in hitting death of puppies

Douglas County, Mo. – 8/31/17 Douglas County authorities have arrested a suspect in connection with a social media movie demonstrating him hammering a litter of puppies to death with a baseball bat. The Douglas County Sheriffs Office began the investigation earlier this week after the graphic movie was brought to their attention. The sheriffs office then conducted a traffic stop today on the suspect and arrested him.

Drury University fraternity seeks to help Harvey survivors

Golden Apple Award — August two thousand seventeen

Bolivar, MO — (08/31/17) School has commenced, which means our Golden Apple Award has as well. On behalf of Fox five KRBK and Tropical Smoothie Cafe, each month we give one deserving teacher – that you nominate – a $250 VISA bounty card, a $25 bounty card to Tropical Smoothie Cafe, and a plaque. Our latest award winner is.

Humanities Council taps Drury professor to lead regional outreach

Springfield, Mo. – (8/31/17) Drury English professor Dr. Katherine Gilbert has been selected by the Missouri Humanities Council to help expand the organization`s reach statewide. Gilbert and Drury will work with the nonprofit to supply more of its programming and education in Springfield and across southwest Missouri.

Anti-Trump protesters take over North Glenstone

Missouri lawmaker says confederate monument vandal should be ‘strung up’

Missouri lawmaker says confederate monument vandal should be ‘dangled’

Middle school employee sentenced to eighteen years for child pornography

Springfield man convicted of very first degree murder

SPRINGFIELD, Mo — (08/31/2017) Willie Clark, 53, of Springfield, Missouri, was convicted yesterday by a Greene County Jury of two counts of very first degree murder, one count of brunt in the very first degree for attempting to kill, and three counts of armed criminal act. The jury deliberated for a little over an hour before returning its verdict finding Clark guilty as charged in all counts.

Kansas Expressway Extension expected to begin in two thousand eighteen

Kansas Expressway Extension expected to commence in two thousand eighteen

Missouri Attorney General investigates opioid manufacturers

St. James man sets gas station on fire

Man stabs his mother

Trump demonstrators prepare for President’s arrival

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (08/29/2017) With President Trump scheduled to arrive in Springfield tomorrow afternoon, both protestors and supporters are making plans to make sure their voices are heard. Tomorrow, hundreds will take to the streets to either showcase their support or their opposition for President Trump.

Union members at Springfield manufacturing company go on strike

Reeds Spring school bus involved in accident

Local Local More>>

Ozark Police Department creates safe zone for online transactions

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.–(9/Four/17) Police in Ozark have joined the growing list of local police departments to suggest a safe area where online buyers and sellers can meet to exchange merchandise.

Convoy of Hope Makes Plans for Hurricane Irma

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/05/2017) As Convoy of Hope proceeds their ease efforts in Texas, another storm is requiring their attention as Hurricane Irma resumes to churn, possibly heading towards the U.S. “So what we’re doing is putting some what-if scripts in place, and then as the hurricane gets closer to the U.S., we’ll begin tightening up those plans,” said Jeff Nene, National Spokesperson with Convoy of Hope.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/05/2017) As Convoy of Hope resumes their ease efforts in Texas, another storm is requesting their attention as Hurricane Irma resumes to churn, possibly heading towards the U.S. “So what we’re doing is putting some what-if scripts in place, and then as the hurricane gets closer to the U.S., we’ll begin tightening up those plans,” said Jeff Nene, National Spokesperson with Convoy of Hope.

Fall Tour Day at Isabel’s House

Zoo director recognized by American Association of Zoo Keepers

Missouri firefighters battle wildfires in five states

Missouri universities react to DACA decision

Stabbing at hotel

Million dollar lottery winner from Nixa

Nixa, MO — (09/05/17) A series of fortuitous events led an Ozark man to a $1 million prize while shopping the aisles of Price Cutter, four hundred N. Massey Blvd., in Nixa. For George McCombs, a elementary dinner invitation spurred a quick detour to the grocery store, which ultimately led to the Missouri Lottery`s office in Springfield after matching all five white-ball numbers drawn in the Aug. Nineteen Powerball drawing.

Fewer incidents in Missouri over Labor Day Weekend

Springfield, Mo – – (9/Five/17) The roads in Missouri were safer compared to last year over the Labor Day weekend. During the two thousand seventeen Labor Day weekend, the traffic crash counting period began at six p.m., Friday, September 1, and ended at 11:59 p.m., Monday, September Four. The state witnessed eight fatalities on the road compared to twenty last year and only one on the waterways. Overall, there were more than one-hundred injuries.

DACA Update: Roy Blunt and The White House Speak Out

SPRINGFIELD, MO (09/04/17) – After announcing, last week, that thousands of immigrants living in the United States under an Obama-era program could soon be a thing of the past, President Donald Trump says he will be making a decision tomorrow on ending DACA. With an estimated 800,000 DACA participants in the Untied States, rallies across the country are showcasing their support for immigrants. Even Senator Roy Blunt says he is not for the removal of DACA.

Home – FOX five KRBK is the Ozark s source for News and Weather

Home – FOX five KRBK is the Ozark’s source for News and Weather

Ozark Police Department creates safe zone for online transactions

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.–(9/Four/17) Police in Ozark have joined the growing list of local police departments to suggest a safe area where online buyers and sellers can meet to exchange merchandise.

Convoy of Hope Makes Plans for Hurricane Irma

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/05/2017) As Convoy of Hope resumes their ease efforts in Texas, another storm is requiring their attention as Hurricane Irma resumes to churn, possibly heading towards the U.S. “So what we’re doing is putting some what-if screenplays in place, and then as the hurricane gets closer to the U.S., we’ll commence tightening up those plans,” said Jeff Nene, National Spokesperson with Convoy of Hope.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/05/2017) As Convoy of Hope proceeds their ease efforts in Texas, another storm is requiring their attention as Hurricane Irma proceeds to churn, possibly heading towards the U.S. “So what we’re doing is putting some what-if screenplays in place, and then as the hurricane gets closer to the U.S., we’ll commence tightening up those plans,” said Jeff Nene, National Spokesperson with Convoy of Hope.

Missouri universities react to DACA decision

Stabbing at hotel

Million dollar lottery winner from Nixa

Nixa, MO — (09/05/17) A series of fortuitous events led an Ozark man to a $1 million prize while shopping the aisles of Price Cutter, four hundred N. Massey Blvd., in Nixa. For George McCombs, a plain dinner invitation spurred a quick detour to the grocery store, which ultimately led to the Missouri Lottery`s office in Springfield after matching all five white-ball numbers drawn in the Aug. Nineteen Powerball drawing.

Fewer incidents in Missouri over Labor Day Weekend

Springfield, Mo – – (9/Five/17) The roads in Missouri were safer compared to last year over the Labor Day weekend. During the two thousand seventeen Labor Day weekend, the traffic crash counting period began at six p.m., Friday, September 1, and ended at 11:59 p.m., Monday, September Four. The state witnessed eight fatalities on the road compared to twenty last year and only one on the waterways. Overall, there were more than one-hundred injuries.

Springfield, Mo – – (9/Five/17) The roads in Missouri were safer compared to last year over the Labor Day weekend. During the two thousand seventeen Labor Day weekend, the traffic crash counting period began at six p.m., Friday, September 1, and ended at 11:59 p.m., Monday, September Four. The state eyed eight fatalities on the road compared to twenty last year and only one on the waterways. Overall, there were more than one-hundred injuries.

Trump administration finishes DACA, with 6-month delay

DACA Update: Roy Blunt and The White House Speak Out

SPRINGFIELD, MO (09/04/17) – After announcing, last week, that thousands of immigrants living in the United States under an Obama-era program could soon be a thing of the past, President Donald Trump says he will be making a decision tomorrow on ending DACA. With an estimated 800,000 DACA participants in the Untied States, rallies across the country are showcasing their support for immigrants. Even Senator Roy Blunt says he is not for the removal of DACA.

SPRINGFIELD, MO (09/04/17) – After announcing, last week, that thousands of immigrants living in the United States under an Obama-era program could soon be a thing of the past, President Donald Trump says he will be making a decision tomorrow on ending DACA. With an estimated 800,000 DACA participants in the Untied States, rallies across the country are displaying their support for immigrants. Even Senator Roy Blunt says he is not for the removal of DACA.

Least of These Christmas Assistance Registration is underway

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.–(9/Four/17) With Labor Day coming to an end, a local food pantry in Southwest Missouri is already looking ahead towards Christmas

Convoy of Hope resumes Harvey clean-up

Convoy of Hope proceeds Harvey clean-up

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/04/2017) As Houston starts the clean-up process, Convoy of Hope remains on the ground to help those affected by the storm pick up the lumps. “It’s pretty devastating. We had the wind from the hurricane itself that came through several communities, and then in the Houston area, you had all that devastating rainfall.

Florida Gov. proclaims state of emergency for Hurricane Irma

Florida Gov. announces state of emergency for Hurricane Irma

Designer shoots people to test bulletproof clothes

Foxnews.com — (09/04/17) A Colombian style designer is now selling his bulletproof clothes in the U.S., but he`s got an interesting marketing strategy. Miguel Caballero`s clothing line, sold under the name MC Armor in the U.S., is both stylish and effective. The sports covers, safari jackets and t-shirts – presently available in gun shops in Florida, Texas and California – are designed to stop a bullet, the Miami Herald reports.

‘Ghost’ lobster hauled from ocean off Maine

Refrigerator blamed for boy’s carbon monoxide death

Astronaut comebacks to Earth after record-breaking spaceflight

Astronaut comes back to Earth after record-breaking spaceflight

Individual health insurance comparable to mortgage payments

North Korea claims successful nuclear test

Two Police Officers Shot North of Downtown St. Louis; Suspects at Large

ST. LOUIS, Mo.–(09/01/2017) Emergency crews were at the intersection of 14th and Cass in downtown St. Louis this afternoon. Sources tell FOX two that two officers were injured in a shooting. Officers say that an “brunt style” rifle was used in this shooting. Three suspects are in custody from several locations. Police say that two suspects are at large.

Almost head on crash turns fatal

Authorities charge man in hitting death of puppies

Authorities charge man in hammering death of puppies

Gary Player golf course opens

Branson, Mo. – (8/31/17) A fresh golf course opened today in the Ozarks. Bass Pro Shops founder and noted conservationist, Johnny Morris, teamed with golf icon Gary Player to create a world-class brief course that will produce an unparalleled practice for golfers of all skill levels and ages.

Man arrested in hammering death of puppies

Drury University fraternity seeks to help Harvey survivors

Golden Apple Award — August two thousand seventeen

Humanities Council taps Drury professor to lead regional outreach

Anti-Trump protesters take over North Glenstone

Missouri lawmaker says confederate monument vandal should be ‘strung up’

Missouri lawmaker says confederate monument vandal should be ‘suspended’

Middle school employee sentenced to eighteen years for child pornography

Springfield man convicted of very first degree murder

SPRINGFIELD, Mo — (08/31/2017) Willie Clark, 53, of Springfield, Missouri, was convicted yesterday by a Greene County Jury of two counts of very first degree murder, one count of brunt in the very first degree for attempting to kill, and three counts of armed criminal act. The jury deliberated for a little over an hour before returning its verdict finding Clark guilty as charged in all counts.

Kansas Expressway Extension expected to embark in two thousand eighteen

Missouri Attorney General investigates opioid manufacturers

St. James man sets gas station on fire

Man stabs his mother

Trump demonstrators prepare for President’s arrival

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (08/29/2017) With President Trump scheduled to arrive in Springfield tomorrow afternoon, both protestors and supporters are making plans to make sure their voices are heard. Tomorrow, hundreds will take to the streets to either display their support or their opposition for President Trump.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (08/29/2017) With President Trump scheduled to arrive in Springfield tomorrow afternoon, both protestors and supporters are making plans to make sure their voices are heard. Tomorrow, hundreds will take to the streets to either showcase their support or their opposition for President Trump.

Union members at Springfield manufacturing company go on strike

Reeds Spring school bus involved in accident

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Ozark Police Department creates safe zone for online transactions

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.–(9/Four/17) Police in Ozark have joined the growing list of local police departments to suggest a safe area where online buyers and sellers can meet to exchange merchandise.

Convoy of Hope Makes Plans for Hurricane Irma

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — (09/05/2017) As Convoy of Hope resumes their ease efforts in Texas, another storm is requiring their attention as Hurricane Irma resumes to churn, possibly heading towards the U.S. “So what we’re doing is putting some what-if scripts in place, and then as the hurricane gets closer to the U.S., we’ll commence tightening up those plans,” said Jeff Nene, National Spokesperson with Convoy of Hope.

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Missouri universities react to DACA decision

Stabbing at hotel

Million dollar lottery winner from Nixa

Nixa, MO — (09/05/17) A series of fortuitous events led an Ozark man to a $1 million prize while shopping the aisles of Price Cutter, four hundred N. Massey Blvd., in Nixa. For George McCombs, a elementary dinner invitation spurred a quick detour to the grocery store, which ultimately led to the Missouri Lottery`s office in Springfield after matching all five white-ball numbers drawn in the Aug. Nineteen Powerball drawing.

Fewer incidents in Missouri over Labor Day Weekend

DACA Update: Roy Blunt and The White House Speak Out

SPRINGFIELD, MO (09/04/17) – After announcing, last week, that thousands of immigrants living in the United States under an Obama-era program could soon be a thing of the past, President Donald Trump says he will be making a decision tomorrow on ending DACA. With an estimated 800,000 DACA participants in the Untied States, rallies across the country are displaying their support for immigrants. Even Senator Roy Blunt says he is not for the removal of DACA.

SPRINGFIELD, MO (09/04/17) – After announcing, last week, that thousands of immigrants living in the United States under an Obama-era program could soon be a thing of the past, President Donald Trump says he will be making a decision tomorrow on ending DACA. With an estimated 800,000 DACA participants in the Untied States, rallies across the country are showcasing their support for immigrants. Even Senator Roy Blunt says he is not for the removal of DACA.