Springfield Police arrest a man for the shooting death of Jacob Rowden.

A proposal to cut early voting by one day in Arkansas is advancing in the state legislature as lawmakers near the end of this year’s session.

Law enforcement agencies across the Ozarks ask you to participate in Saturday’s “Drug Take Back Day.”

When Joe Richter landed his 57-pound paddlefish on Table Rock’s James River arm in March and saw the tag.

The distribution plans for the COVID-19 vaccine are rolling out across the Ozarks.

The appointment of Heather Miller to Associate Circuit Judge in the 26th Judicial Circuit led to the opening.

Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom is facing a likely recall election this year.

In this edition of Spencer’s Adventures, discover all White River State Park has to offer. From the Bull Shoals Dam to Gaston’s White River Resort, it’s a beautiful getaway with rich Ozarks history.

City leaders cite a decline in active cases of COVID-19.

Missouri, Arkansas and the Ozarks region have responded to the pandemic with several options for COVID-19 testing and various plans for COVID-19 vaccine distribution.

Republic resident Doug Cox works at the Paul Mueller Company as a welder. But, in his spare time, and with metal scraps from the company, he creates magnificent gallery-worthy pieces that have been displayed on Sculpture Walk Springfield.

Demand for the coronavirus vaccine has fallen off in some places around the United States to the point where some counties are turning down new shipments of doses.