Patsy Ruth “Pat” Savage
Patsy Ruth “Pat” Savage, age 80, of Exeter
Susan Weeks
Susan Weeks, 68, passed away August 25th in Kimberling City Missouri
Facilities Around Table Rock Dam Set to Reopen
Recovery from weekend storms continue.
Search Continues for Missing Jet Skier on Table Rock Lake
The Missouri State Highway Patrol is continuing the search for a person who went missing after falling off a jet ski on Table Rock Lake while a storm was moving through the area.
Heat Alerts Continue, Expand for Lakes Region
While heat has dropped down slightly in the Ozarks, the National Weather Service says conditions are still hot enough to continue alerts.
Weather Causes Damage, Closes Dewey Short Visitors Center
While record heat continues to impact the Ozarks, some areas also dealt with pop-up strong to severe thunderstorms on Sunday.
National H.O.G. Rally Coming to Downtown Branson This Week
Motorcycle enthusiasts from across the country will gather in Branson’s Historic Downtown District for the annual National Harley Owners Group (H.O.G.) Rally next week.
Record Enrollment Numbers at UA Northark
Entering the first full school year as a member of the University of Arkansas System, North Arkansas College reports record enrollment.
Branson Motorcyclist Seriously Injured After Crashing Into Trees on Highway 76
A 21-year-old Branson man suffered serious injuries Friday night after his motorcycle ran off Highway 76 and crashed into several trees north of the city, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
H.S. Week 2: Branson Wins First, Other Teams Fall
The Branson Pirates pulled away from a win while the Harrison Goblins gave up a second half lead losing to Mountain Home.
Dr. Holly Lynn Wherry passed away on August 27, 2026
Dr. Holly Lynn Wherry passed away on August 27, 2026
Congo Ebola Outbreak Death Toll Passes 3,000
Government figures show more than 3,000 people have died in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s current Ebola outbreak, making it the country’s deadliest on record. More than 6,100 cases have been confirmed as health officials struggle with insecurity, weak surveillance and limited treatment options.