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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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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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What caused the Northern Lights to be visible?
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – From San Antonio, Texas to Florida, breathtaking Northern Lights were streaking across the sky over the weekend. The geomagnetic storm that caused the aurora borealis to be visible has calmed, leaving no chance of seeing the phenomena in the immediate future.
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Brief Tornado Touch Down at Golf Course
Some golfers teeing off at Payne's Valley Golf Course had a surprise waiting for them Monday afternoon.
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Springfield Man Arrested, Jailed in Branson Stabbing Incident
A man from Springfield is in the Taney County Jail after a stabbing incident in Branson over the weekend.
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Two Teens Reported as Runaways from Douglas County UPDATE
A pair of teenagers reported as missing in a nearby county have been found safe.
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Kimberling City’s Lemoine named Police Chief of the Year
The Kimberling City Police Department Police Chief Todd Lemoine was honored for his achievement and dedication.
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Young robotics champs to seek World Champion honors
Intermediate students became robotics rockstars in an afternoon before leaving to represent their school in a world championship.
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McDonald’s could introduce a $5 Value Meal: reports
CHICAGO, Ill. (WTVO) — McDonald’s is reportedly working to create a $5 Value Meal to help offset slowing sales.
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Northern lights: What causes the colors that we see — and don’t see?
(NEXSTAR) — Amid a massive solar storm, Americans as far south as Hawaii, Florida, and Texas have had the chance to see the northern lights. For some, it’s the first time in nearly two decades that conditions aligned to bring the aurora to their night skies.
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Break from Rain Ends, Wet Week Ahead
After a four-day break in the rain, a wet pattern of weather returns to the Lakes Region this week.
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Missouri Lawmakers Pass Budget Just Hours Before Deadline
Beating a Friday 6:00 pm deadline by just a few hours, Missouri Lawmakers sent a budget to Governor Mike Parson as outlined by law.
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Woman from Blue Eye Dies in Traffic Crash Near Eureka Springs
A woman from Blue Eye dies in a motorcycle crash in Arkansas.
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Michel Lane at Highway 65-76 Interchange Closed to Thru Traffic Monday and Tuesday
A part of a street near the Highway 65-76 Interchange in Branson will be closed to thru traffic for parts of two days this week.
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Reeds Spring Man Facing Charges After Leaving the Scene of a Traffic Accident
A one vehicle crash in Stone County results in injuries and charges being filed.
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Additional WIC benefits available for farmers market purchases
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — WIC recipients can now access expanded benefits through the Missouri WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program (WIC FMNP).
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Recap of Drug Take Back Event from Taney County ADAPT
The local organization coordinating a national awareness campaign on the dangers of unused prescriptions releases information about the latest event.
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Hearing Schedule Set In Liberty Water And Sewer Rate Cases
JEFFERSON CITY---The Missouri Public Service Commission will hold formal evidentiary hearings November 18-22, 2024, in water and sewer rate cases filed by Liberty Utilities (Missouri Water) Corp. d/b/a Liberty.
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Final Round of Severe Weather Spawns Tornados
The final round of severe weather that moved through the Ozarks Wednesday spawned several tornados including one near the Lakes Region.
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Pioneering Quality in the Steel Industry
Branson Steel Supply
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Can a Contractor Take Over Your Home
Attorney Dayrell Scrivner, of Scrivner Law Firm, LLC in Branson, Missouri, tells us!
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Frozen Pipes, Hot Water Heaters, and Dishwasher Mishaps
Kleen Green Commercial & Residential Property Restoration and Cleaning in Branson, MO
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Choosing the Right Trailer: A Comprehensive Guide
Ozarks Trailer Manufacturer & Sales
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Maintaining Your Trailer
Expert Advice: Maintaining Your Trailer - Tips from Reid Cone of Ozark Trailer MFG & Sales
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How to Maximize Your Kitchen Space
Ready to organize your kitchen? It can be easier than you think! Advise from Beyond Cabinets & Design
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Understanding Vehicle Frame Damage
Expert Insights from Ken Ciesliniski of Ken's Collision Center
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Tattoo Trends: Millennial Parents Leading the Ink Revolution
Interview with prominent tattoo artist and owner of Technicolor Tattoo Shop, Jason Holloway
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The Balancing Act of Marriage and Business
By Pam Snowden of Snowden Heating & Air, LLC
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The Facts About Molds in Indoor Environments
The Facts About Molds in Indoor Environments with Help from Kleen Green Group Water Damage Restoration & Repair owner Brent Pippin
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Interesting Facts About Tattoos
Insights from Tattoo Artist Jason Holloway, owner of Technicolor Tattoo Studio in Branson, Missouri
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The Generational Legacy of a family business
Do families still hand down businesses to their children? Justin Young from Lakeside Tire and Wheel
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The art of handmade cedar signs
Handmade cedar signs, is this art form lost? Gary and Kim Lane from Here’s Your Cedar Sign
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Circle of Life Serves Community and North Arkansas College Students and Helps Achieve Dreams and Goals
Deena Dillard from Circle of Life said Tuesday that the organization is a 501(c)(3) offering services to North Arkansas College and the community; specifically, they serve pregnant or parenting women 27 and younger.
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CBD and Sleep
Can CBD products help remedy sleeping issues? Quade and Andrea Childers own Lite’N Up Dispensary in Branson, Missouri
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Testing advertising mediums is costing you revenue growth! Building your marketing tool box builds your success.
Suggested for you. The 3 key success factors smart marketers invest their energy in. Smart and Simple Communications
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Missouri Sees Successful Marijuana Sales
Missouri's marijuana sales enjoy a successful sales record since legalization, according to St. Louis Public Radio. Greenlight Dispensary
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What is the best kind of heat to put in my home?
What is the best kind of heat to put in my home? Snowden’s Heating and Cooling
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YOU CAN BE LEGALLY ASSAULTED FOR MAKING A MISTAKE ON A SELF-CHECKOUT MACHINE
YOU CAN BE LEGALLY ASSAULTED FOR MAKING A MISTAKE ON A SELF-CHECKOUT MACHINE Attorney Dayrell Scrivner of Scrivner Law Firm, LLC, in Branson, Missouri
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3 Things To Consider Before Your Kitchen DIY
Deciding to remodel your home is a fun and exciting time, that includes looking at Pinterest ideas, color palettes and styles. But should you tackle this job by yourself or hire a pro? Leanna Tatum with Beyond Cabinets & Design
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What's The Difference Between Medical Cannabis and Hemp-Derived Cannabis?
What’s the difference between Medical Cannabis and Hemp-Derived Cannabis? Not much, as it turns out. Quade and Andrea Childers, Lite N Up Dispensary
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Piercing Guns May Be a Health Hazard!
Piercing guns are a popular tool for body piercing. They are used in malls, jewelry stores, and many other places that sell piercing accessories. However, there’s a growing concern about this body piercing technique. They’re simply not safe, nor are they painless! Jason Holloway, Technicolor Tattoo,
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