U.S. Measles Cases Climb to Highest Level in More Than 30 Years
The number of measles cases reported in the United States has climbed to its highest level in more than three decades, according to the latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. As of August 13, the CDC had confirmed 2,566 measles cases nationwide in 2026, surpassing the 2,289 cases reported during all […]
Up and Down Weather Week Ahead
The weekend wraps-up with some rain leading to a slight cooldown.
Identity of Suspect Causing Damage to Forsyth Fire Station Released
The person who hit the building of Forsyth Fire Station #2 with a vehicle has now been identified.
Stone County Man Charged with Murder in Columbia
Columbia, Missouri Police have arrested a Lakes Area man in connection with a homicide investigation that began Tuesday afternoon after officers responded to a reported cardiac arrest.
Margaret Sue “Midge” Schmitgen
Margaret Sue “Midge” Schmitgen, 79, of Reeds Spring, Missouri
Construction Resumes on Harrison Hester-Harness Project
Construction activity has resumed on the Hester-Harness project in Harrison. The city said Monday that crews from Crouse Construction have returned to the work area.
Robert Paul “Bob” Scheibe
Robert Paul “Bob” Scheibe was born January 12, 1958, in Fulton, Nebraska
Plea Agreement Reached, Man Sentenced for 2025 Carroll County Killing
The case of a man charged with murder ended this week with a plea agreement and a sentence imposed.
Longtime Branson Coach/Superintendent to Join Pirate Wall of Honor
The second person to be honored on the Wall of Fame at Pirate Stadium is one of the most recognized names in the history of the Branson School District.
New Cell Tower Installed on Reeds Spring School District Campus
The Reeds Spring School District looks to increase connectivity across their facilities.