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Springfield Public Schools hosted a career fair on Wednesday aimed at filling a variety of support staff positions ahead of the upcoming school year.

Continuing the yearlong celebration of the 100th birthday of Route 66, the History Museum on the Square today opens its newest exhibit, “Miles of Memories: Celebrating Route 66’s Centennial.”

The Trump administration has warned more than 500 hospitals, including a couple in the Ozarks, that they are failing to provide the public with basic pricing information.

Springfield City Utilities is alerting customers on ways to stay comfortable while managing energy use to lower utility bills.

Certain lots of Gas-X sold at Costco have been recalled over possible contamination.

“I dread the cold more than the heat,” Peyton said. “So the cold, you know, we have a whole protocol when we have to bring things in to keep them from frostbite. Heat, we just water.”

The sports world is united over its outrage of Brendan Sorsby getting a "free pass" to play for Texas Tech, this fall. Chris Pinson details that outrage AND what Missouri State Bears Athletic Director, Patrick Ransdell had to say about the situation and the potential impact it could have on MSU playing Texas Tech in 2029. Story in the comment section.

After the large amounts of flooding that hit Springfield on June 8, some residents in the Southeast side are wanting changes to be made to their storm drainage.

Police executed a search warrant at a Boone County, Arkansas, business after suspicions of operating illegal gambling activities.

Missouri has delayed its plan to restrict the use of SNAP benefits for candy, soda and other junk foods until February 2027.