Local News
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Unsettled Weather Returns to Region This Week
After a weekend with near record high temperatures, more unsettled weather is due in the Lakes Region this week.
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Large Crowd Attends Expo at Branson Airport
The first-ever STEMLiner Aviation Expo at the Branson Airport drew a huge crowd.
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Ewers Named Assistant Principal At Buchanan Elementary
BRANSON, MO (May 17, 2024) - Buchanan Elementary will gain a new assistant principal for the 2024-2025 school year.
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Skaggs Foundation awards over $20,000 in scholarships
The Skaggs Foundation awarded over $20,000 in scholarships to promote and enhance healthcare education in the region.
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Prosecution Involving Duck Boat Sinking May Proceed
A case charging three men with manslaughter in the deaths of passengers on the duck boat that sank in a storm on Table Rock Lake in 2018 can move forward after ruling from the Missouri Court of Appeals.
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Murder Charges to be Dismissed Against Rocky Dodson
The state will be dismissing murder charges filed against Rocky Dodson, due to a major shift in the confidence level attached to information provided from certain sources during the investigation.
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House passes TICKET Act targeting hidden concert fees
(The Hill) – The House passed bipartisan legislation this week aimed at requiring ticket sellers to disclose the total cost of tickets up front to consumers, including so-called hidden fees.
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US Capitol Police investigate cocaine discovery at headquarters
The United States Capitol Police (USCP) said they are launching an investigation after a small bag of cocaine was discovered inside its headquarters.
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Missouri ranked most careless drivers in US, study
MISSOURI — A personal injury law firm, Bader Scott, used motor vehicle crash data from the National Highway Traffic Administration to determine the most careless drivers in the U.S. Missouri ranked number one.
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College of the Ozarks hosts annual Celebration of Student Scholarship, Research, and Creative Work
POINT LOOKOUT, MO. — College of the Ozarks hosted its annual Celebration of Student Scholarship, Research, and Creative Work on May 9, at The Keeter Center. Featuring projects from 12 areas of study, select departments held an awards ceremony, recognizing students for their academic excellence and personal achievement.
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Find Old-Fashioned Summer Fun in The City
BRANSON, Mo. (May 15, 2024) — Silver Dollar City is taking summer back to a simpler time with old-fashioned fun in every fold of the 1880s theme park during the Ozark Mountain Summer Celebration every day from June 8 to August 4.
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Kimberling City Man Dies in Tuesday Crash
A man from Kimberling City dies in a one-vehicle-crash.
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Roller Coaster Weather Continues, Temperatures Warming Up Next Week
Parts of the Lakes Region had an unexpected round of showers and thunderstorms late Wednesday afternoon as a system dropped brief periods of heavy rain across mainly the southern Missouri counties.
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Missouri Houses Passes Medicare FRA
As the 2024 legislation draws to a close, the Missouri State House gave its final approval to the Federal Reimbursement Allowance, or the FRA, Wednesday.
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Elevate Branson questioned over grant funding
Local charity Elevate Branson is in the hot seat after a meeting of the Branson Board of Alderman raised questions about their fundraising and lack of visible results from past grant funding.
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Branson Government's Employee of the Month: Lynn Powell
Branson Records Specialist Lynn Powell is the city's employee of the month.
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Celebrate Military Appreciation Month in BRANSON
Branson gets even more patriotic this month to celebrate Military Appreciation Month, according to a Branson government press release.
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Cicadas are in the Ozarks, but not for long
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – 2024 has been dubbed the year of the cicada, and for good reason. Millions upon millions of noisy bugs will be emerging from the ground. While parts of the U.S. will see a rare double-brood emerging, the Ozarks will only experience Brood 19.
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Cream cheese products sold at Aldi, other supermarkets, recalled in dozens of states
(WJW) – ALDI stores, along with several other supermarkets, have recalled cream cheese products due to a potential salmonella risk.
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The Armstrong McDonald School of Nursing at College of the Ozarks holds 15th annual Pinning and Blessing Ceremony
POINT LOOKOUT, MO. — The Armstrong McDonald School of Nursing (AMSON) at College of the Ozarks held its 15th Annual Pinning and Blessing Ceremony on Friday, May 10, at 4 p.m. in Williams Memorial Chapel.
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NWS Confirms Brief EF-0 Tornado South of Hollister
The National Weather Service has confirmed that a brief EF-0 Tornado did hit the ground south of Hollister Monday afternoon.
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Omaha Mayor Expressed Surprise Over the City's Growth
On Tuesday, Omaha Mayor Leslie King expressed that he's surprised that the city has grown the way it has.
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Accused serial child rapist arrested in Branson after 24 years on the run
TANEY COUNTY, Mo. – U.S. Marshals apprehended an accused serial child rapist in Branson, Missouri, after he skipped out on a court hearing in central Illinois more than two decades ago.
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Over $308M In Scholarships Offered To BHS Seniors
BRANSON, MO (May 14, 2024) – In an effort to expand scholarship access for students, Branson High School has partnered with VU Scholarships, a Kansas City-based organization, to present more opportunities to graduating seniors.
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College of the Ozarks Alumni Association hosts Doc Good Day
POINT LOOKOUT, MO. — The Alumni Association of College of the Ozarks hosted its annual service day named in honor of former president Dr. R. M. Good on Saturday, May 4, on the College campus.
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