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A fire destroys a building at Stormy Point Village.

As the numbers of residents and visitors continue to grow in the Lakes Region, the Taney County Ambulance District is upgrading equipment and deploying units to best serve the county.

Branson Mayor Larry Milton presented Colton Cooper with the "You've Been Caught Doing Something Good" award.

Missouri lawmakers on Thursday gave final approval to an income tax cut that Gov. Mike Parson requested, and ditched a last-minute proposal to cut corporate taxes.

The City of Branson has made the decision on who the next City Administrator will be for the city.

College of the Ozarks will host its annual auction this Saturday, Oct. 1, beginning at 10 a.m. until everything is sold.

BRANSON, Mo. – A 24-year-old man from Southern California is on a mission to interview every living World War II veteran.

Bass Pro Shops has released information about the upcoming Garth Brooks Concerts which will take place Friday through Sunday at the newly renovated Thunder Ridge Complex off Highway 86 in Ridgedale.

A person charged for crimes against a minor could avoid prison.

Work continues at the Missouri State Capitol as lawmakers find a way to answer the governor’s call for a special session to lower the state’s income tax rate. 

Tripadvisor's ratings of Restaurants around the world included honors for a pair of Branson eateries.

Alan Johnson was awarded the Employee of the Month Award on Tuesday night.

The Hollister High School Marching Band took first place in Class A at the Pride of the Ozarks Marching Festival held on September 24 at Ozark High School.

A former Branson area licensed assistant physician convicted of multiple federal crimes has been stripped of a humanitarian award.

Hasbro is coming out with a Monopoly Branson Edition hoping to spotlight some of Branson’s attractions in a game sold internationally.

The American Red Cross is sending responders from Missouri and Arkansas to Florida to help those affected by the approaching hurricane.

The Branson Humane Society were called to help rescue a pack of chihuahuas which had been dumped in the Cape Fair area on Friday, September 16.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The 2022 general election is six weeks away, which means Missouri has opened absentee voting.

BRANSON, MO (September 27, 2022) – The National High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) have announced the officers for the 2022-23 school year. Branson High School sophomore, Clara Dean, has been named Social Media Ambassador, Videographer 1. Dean was selected from over 250 applicants nationwide.

The Department of Justice Civil Rights Division will be at Reeds Spring Middle School this week to talk to students as part of an ongoing investigation.

Time is ticking for Missouri drivers who hope to cash in on a new type of tax refund.

Bass Pro Shops and Thunder Ridge Nature Arena are clarifying some information about parking for the Garth Brooks concerts scheduled for Sept. 30, Oct, 1 and Oct. 2.

The Missouri Capitol building and Governor's Mansion sits in orange light from Monday night until sunrise on Sept. 27.

Branson's Board of Aldermen is set to hear a presentation from a agent a Hasbro licensing agent on Sept. 27 at 6 p.m. The full press release is below.

A stream in the Ozarks is one of several hundred nature sites across the country being renamed to remove the use of an indigenous slur used against Native American Women.

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After a fire damaged their theater in July, the Dutton Family will resume their shows today at a new location for the rest of the year.

The man and woman involved in an incident in Christian County that resulted in a showdown with Law Enforcement Officers that led to their deaths have been identified.

After years of the issue of fowl dividing the city of Forsyth, an ordinance was finally passed by the Forsyth Board of Aldermen to allow Forsyth residents backyard chickens.