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MO House OKs Boycott On Companies Against Israel
The Missouri House is advancing a proposal to ban public contractors from protesting Israel.
Branson Leaders Vote 'No' On TIF Proposal
The Branson Board of Alderman voted ‘no' on a TIF proposal to fund an indoor waterpark.
New Engine Inspection Could Make Flights Safer
A new airplane inspection will be applied to an estimated 350 planes around the country, including airlines in Springfield.
After Brief Relief, Drought Expected To Continue
Dry weather will prolong the wildfire threat through summer in the southwestern United States, even though weekend showers temporarily relieved drought conditions in parts of the area, forecasters said Monday.
Last 2 People Sentenced For Killing Drug Dealer
Two people have been sentenced in connection with the ambush-style killing of a drug dealer.
Bad Romaine Lettuce Sickens People In Missouri
At least one person in Missouri has become sick after eating bad romaine lettuce.
Judge Considers Changes In Greitens Case
The legal battle between lawyers from Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens and St. Louis prosecutors is escalating, with a judge considering Tuesday a request to disqualify the circuit attorney's office from a felony case over Greitens' use of charity donor list for his 2016 gubernatorial campaign.
Former Stone County Jailer Pleads In Hit And Run
A former Stone County jailer has pleaded guilty in a deadly hit and run crash that happened two years ago in Springfield.
2 Fire Stations To Be Re-purposed In Springfield
Two fire stations were voted to be re-purposed by the Springfield City Council.
Missing Springfield Teenager Found Safe
Update: Springfield police say Makayla Bowles has been located and is safe.
