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The College of the Ozarks Unveils Required Military Science Course
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - A new required course at the College of the Ozarks is unlike anything most four-year schools see. → Read More
Man Shot in Leg Tells Police Who Shot Him, Suspect Arrested
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Springfield police are investigating the shooting of a man near the 2000 block of North Jefferson just before 11 a.m. today. → Read More
Man Shot in Leg Tells Police Who Shot Him, Suspect Arrested
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Springfield police are investigating the shooting of a man near the 2000 block of North Jefferson just before 11 a.m. today. → Read More
Friends of the Library Book Sale Raises big for Springfield
SPRINGFIELD, Mo.- Hundreds of people visited the E-Plex at the Ozark Empire Fair Grounds to shop nearly 200,000 books, CDs, DVDs, audiobooks and more all for under 5 dollars, from Oct. 18-22. → Read More
Missouri State Selected to Help Create Better Grapes, Faster
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Missouri State's research team is helping create the next generation of grapes. The team was approved to take part in a research project, VitisGen 2, that uses genomic technology to create better varieties of grapes, faster. → Read More
The Kitchen, Inc. Hires New Chief Executive Officer
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - The Kitchen, Inc. announced it hired Meleah Spencer as its new Chief Executive Officer today. → Read More
Concert at the Botanical Gardens Helps Raise Money For Local Projects
SPRINGFIELD, Mo.- Music filled the air of the Springfield Botanical Gardens this afternoon in what was the last event for the Gardens Americana Concert Series. → Read More
Book Sale Raises Funds for Greene County Library System
SPRINGFIELD, Mo.- Hundreds of people visited the E-Plex at the Ozark Empire Fair Grounds to look over 200,000 books all for under 5 dollars. → Read More
Man Dies in Howell County Crash
HOWELL, Mo. - Rodney Winchester, 69 of Caulfield, is dead after hitting a tree off Route FF 12 miles southwest of West Plains, Mo. → Read More
Crosslines is now Accepting Applications for Holiday Assistance
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Greene County residents can apply for Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskets and toys for children through Crosslines. → Read More
McCaskill, Blunt Team up to Pitch Missouri for new Amazon Headquarters
WASHINGTON - Missouri U.S. Senators Claire McCaskill, a Democrat and Roy Blunt, a Republican join together in support of the applications by the St. Louis and Kansas City regions for Amazon’s future corporate headquarters. → Read More
Fake Insurance Tax Form Scam Aims at Stealing Data from Tax Pros, Clients
WASHINGTON - The Internal Revenue Service alerted tax professionals today about a fake insurance tax form scam that is being used to access annuity and life insurance accounts. → Read More
Benefit the Badge Raises Money for Law Enforcement
BRANSON, Mo. - A special effort continued in Branson to benefit and show support for local law enforcement agencies Sunday. → Read More
Firefighter Digs Grave for Family Dog Killed in House Fire
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - A Little Rock family reunites with their hero. → Read More
Apple Butter Makin' Days Runs for 51st Time
MOUNT VERNON, Mo. - This weekend Mount Vernon hosted its 51st annual Apple Butter Makin' Days bringing hundreds of people to the town. → Read More
Top 5 Stories of the Week: October 9-15
Here are the five stories you read the most this week on KOLR10.com: → Read More
9th Annual Putts for Paws Charity Event Held
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Teams met on the golf course today to help raise money for some furry friends. → Read More
Arkansas Symphony Orchestra Hosts, Preforms Harry Potter Party
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Harry Potter books got a whole generation of young people reading. → Read More
Branson to Consider Food Truck Ordinance Changes
BRANSON, Mo. - Branson leaders are considering changes to the city's food truck ordinance. → Read More
Arkansas Resident Files Complaint Against Turkey Drop Tradition
YELLVILLE, Ark. - According to a report by the Baxter Bulletin an Arkansas resident has filed a complaint against the Turkey Drop Tradition in Yellville. → Read More