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• Ozarks Animal Park Shut Down
• Midday Update on Explosion
• Vicks Recalls Nasal Spray
• Property Owners Getting First Look at Explosion Damage
• Twilight Saga Brings Teachers, Students Together
• Fans Line Up for New Moon
• Evangel Alum Heads Up Fort Hood Probe
• Families Still Displaced Following Explosion
• UPDATE: Natural Gas Leak Causes House Explosion In West Springfield
• Shortage of Utility Workers In the Near Future
• Great American Smokeout At MSU
• Springfield House Fire Caused By Arson
• Update: House Explosion Rocks West Springfield Neighborhood
• Early Sales Hit Stores For The Shopping Season
• Mortgage Delinquency, Foreclosure Rates Set Records In Third Quarter
• Missouri Man Sentenced For Possession Of Child Pornography
• House Explosion In Springfield
• FAA Glitch Delays East Coast Flights
• Joplin Man Killed in Fight
• Volunteers Help Feed Kids on Weekends
• Warning of Medicare Scams
• Another Home Invasion Reported
• Know Your Health Numbers
• Local Car Dealer Accused of Violating Used Car Laws
• City Councilman Follows the Wonders of Wildlife Money Trail
• Screening For Cholesterol Problems Lags In U.S.
• American Cancer Society to Hold Great American Smokeout Thursday
• Christian County Teens Plead Not Guilty To Vandalism Charges
• Are Construction Projects Affecting Wildlife?
• Flu Cases Down Significantly in Greene County
• Springfield Car Dealership Fined for Misleading Customers
• Teen To Be Tried as Adult in Olten Murder Trial
• Owners of Guaranty Title Indicted
• Teen Ordered to Stand Trial as Adult for Murder
• Become Winter Aware Today
• Click It or Ticket Crackdown Today
• DNR Seeks Action Against Two Businesses
• Woman Sentenced for Embezzlement
• Former Lawmakers Sentenced for Obstruction
• Arrest in Case of Missing Women
• New Recommendations for Mammogram Testing
• Sarah Palin's Book Hits Bookshelves
• Missouri Supreme Court Upholds Gun Law
• Two Unite After Bad Accident to Improve Safety for Students
• Ash Grove Man Sentenced for Illegal Ammunition
• Obama Administration Tax Credit Could Cost You Come Tax Season
• Popular Science Picks Springfield Interchange as Best Innovation
• Missouri Universities To Freeze Tuition For Second Straight Year
• Are Winter Road Crews Ready?
• Two Men Indicted in Project Safe Childhood
• One Killed in Dallas County Crash
• Area Farmers Struggling in Poor Economy
• More Charges Filed in Child Sex Case
• Northwest Missouri Gets Some Snow
• Juror Talks About Vance Verdict
• Property Tax Bills in the Mail
• Charges Refiled in Fatal Church Bus Crash
• Man Sentenced in Meth Conspiracy
• Hearing Scheduled Today for Newman
• Three Arrested After Robbery Outside Motel
• Four Injured in Crash on I-44
• Woman's Death Apparent Murder
• Demand At Local Food Pantries Is High, Supply at Rock Bottom
• Springfield Police Chief Announces Retirement
• Shopping Cart Sanitizers At Murfin's Market
• Local Businesses Connect With Customers Through Social Media
• Report: About 49-Million Americans Don't Get Enough To Eat
• Deer Season Starts Off Slower Than 2008
• Two Sting Operations Net Arrests
• Man Drowns When Pick-Up Swept Away
• Rowe Announces Retirement
• Special Exhibit Demonstrates Africa Challenges
• Bakery Damaged by Fire
• Tree Stand Safety Urged
• Hunting Accident Kills One
• Man Accidentally Shot by Son
• Barry County Reports Flu Death
• Mizzou Wine
• Springfield Recycling
• World Vision
• Veteran's Ceremony
• Kevin PKG
• St. Clair Dead Man
• Children's Choir
• BeerFest
• Running Shoes
• Petit John
• Veteran's Dance
• Bond Legislation
• Joplin Soldier
• Prisoner Captured
• Abuse Guy Returned
• Springfield Stimulus Money
• Kevin PKG
• Broadway Nights Aims To Boost Monett Economy
• Students Find Out What It's Like Being Homeless
• Cox Health Breaking Language Barriers
• Sewage Leak Taints Buffalo River
• Springfield Man Charged With Having Fake $20 Bills
• Governor Expands Share the Harvest Program
• Mohammed to be Tried in Civilian Court
• Water Break Causes Flooding
• Tree Trimmer Electrocuted
• Parents of Balloon Boy to Plead Guilty
• Sixth Suspect Arrested in Child Sex Case
• Drop in H1N1 Cases in St. Louis
• Two Sought in Arkansas Robbery
• Vance Spared Death Penalty
• Questions Linger on Jeff City Incident
• Former Sheriff Charged with Fraud
• 5 Killed in Fire - Homicide Suspected
• Subdivision Referred to AG
• Woman Charged in Stabbing
• Hunters Ready for Deer Season To Kick Off This Saturday
• A New, Legal Way To Get High?
• Update On Current Road Construction Along Highway 65
• Sport Cup Stackers Show Off Skills At Boys & Girls Club
• Springfield Homeless Receive Winter Wear
• Seven Sound Walls Could Be Built Along Highway 65
• Police Seeking More Victims, Evidence In MO Sex Crimes
• Koster to Sue Six Companies for Bogus Auto Warranties
• Diabetic Food Options Over Holidays
• Meeting Today on Sound Walls Along Hwy 65
• Body of Drowning Victim Found
• Crash Kills Man in Barry County
• OSHA Fines Loren Cook
• Rep. Roy Blunt Talks About Obama's Plan for Troops
• Pharmacists Take On New Role While Helping Customers
• Post-War Pictures Help Reshape Memories of Vietnam
• Ft. Leonard Wood Celebrates Veterans Day
• West Plains Soldier Receives Purple Heart
• Lt. Col. Oliver North in Branson for Veterans Day
• Mo Bandy and Yakov Honor Veterans
• Branson Celebrities Honor Troops
• Contract Awarded on Taneycomo Bridge
• Man Dies from Crash Injuries
• Studying Sleep Puts Medical Worries To Rest
• Springfield Teachers Hold First Collective Bargaining Election
• Faulty Railroad Safety Arm Blamed on Traffic Tie-Up
• Grocer to Bring Hundreds of Jobs to Republic
• Capitol Building Shuts Down After Hostage Reports
• 75 Percent of Young Americans Don't Qualify for Military
• Neighbors Learn About Possible East-West Road Across Springfield
• Drury to Offer Social Media Course
• Autopsy - August Death an Overdose
• Report: Possible Hostage Situation in Jeff City
• Army Holds Town Hall at Fort Hood
• Meeting Today on East-West Route
• McLane Breaks Ground on New Facility
• Join KOLR10-KSFX Live on Veterans Day
• Teachers Vote Today on Bargaining Unit
• Council Okays Limited Deer Hunt
• Palin Book Signing in Springfield Next Month
• Huckabee Book Tour Swings Through Ozarks
• Rogersville Community Comes Down with Wildcat Fever
• Noise Barriers Along Highway 65 Put to a Vote
• Two Arkansas Women Found Dead Inside Home
• OTC Unveils Fallen Soldiers Scholarship
• Two Ozarks Businesses Sued Over Lake Sewage
• Gov. Nixon Outlines Statewide Jobs Initiative
• Fire Heavily Damages Deck on Home
• Patrol Finds Truckload of Pot
• Intern Program for Law Enforcement Careers
• Some Arkansans Still Buying Lottery Tickets in MO
• Missouri Reps React to Health Care Vote
• Suspect Arrested in Triple Murders
• No Foul Play in St. Robert Deaths
• Woman Killed in Cedar County
• Two Injured in Cycle-Pedestrian Crash
• Fort Hood Victims Talk About Attack
• Howell County Fatal
• Dog Show at E-Plex
• Ghost Hunters at Titanic Museum
• Wickman's Christmas Open House
• Santa Visits Bass Pro
• Cruising for Crosslines
• Golf "Cars" Tax Rebate
• Area Road Projects Cause Detours
• Laclede Fatal Accident
• Tax Credit for 'Golf Cars'
• Raceway Crash
• Parade Kicks Off The Holiday Season
• Library Center Celebrates Ten Years Since Opening
• Blue Star Memorial Honors Our Armed Forces
• DNR Laying off 48 Employees
• Marshfield Police Arrest Suspect in Pharmacy Robbery
• Plane Crash Victim Identified
• More Home Buyers Eligible for Credits
• Man Struck By Car and Killed
• More Home Buyers Eligible for Credits
• Man Robs Marshfield Pharmacy for Drugs
• St. John's Celebrates 25 Years of Air-Ambulance Service
• Crews Build Stage for Branson Promenade of Stars Christmas Parade
• Unemployment Hits 10.2% for the First Time In 26 Years
• Plane Crash in Arkansas Kills Pilot
• Casper's Restaurant Hits the Century Mark
• Maintaining Soldier Sanity at Fort Leonard Wood
• James White Gets 10 Years for Killing Pregnant Wife
• More Information Surfacing on Ft. Hood Shooter
• Local Family Hears from Son at Ft. Hood
• Strafford Struggles with Stray Pets
• White to be Sentenced
• Unemployment Benefits Extended
• 4 Arrested in Woman's Murder
• Man Accused of Sex with Minor
• Ft. Hood Shooting Suspect Wounded, Not Killed
• National Christian Homeschool Championships In Springfield
• Fort Leonard Wood Community Shocked By Fort Hood Shooting
• Marshfield Family Had Family Across Fort Hood Post
• Woman From Clever Waiting to Hear from Son at Fort Hood
• Empire Electric Wants Rate Increase
• Thanksgiving Rush Not So Bad for Crosslines
• Kimberly Armstrong is Finally Going Home
• County Sees 10-Percent Drop in Sales Tax
• Staying Fit Over The Holidays
• Mother of Slain TV Anchor Testifies
• Coonrod to Give State of County Address
• Missouri Tax Revenues Fall Again
• Senate Approves Unemployment Extension
• National and JRF Project Accelerates
• Woman Ordered to Trial in Cancer Scam
• What's Next Now That the Pension Sales Tax Passed?
• Tammy Hanson Sentenced for Multiple Counts of Animal Abuse
• Is Christmas Season Starting Too Early?
• Another Shipment of H1N1 Vaccine Arrives In Springfield
• Norwood & Walnut Grove Schools Out Until Monday
• Missouri Department of Labor Says Lebanon Broke the Law
• Two Arrested, Charged in Tuesday Stabbing
• Burris - What's Next for Springfield
• Man Perfects Vegetable Oil as Fuel
• Noland Found Guilty ot Child Rape
• Girl Killed by Stray Bullet
• Testimony Starts Today in Vance Trial
• Missing, Endangered Missouri Child
• Woman Killed in Arkansas Crash
• 5 Injured in Crash at Hwys 60-65
• Republic Bond Passes
• Springfield Voters Approve Police & Fire Pension Fund Sales Tax
• Preparing for the ACT
• Springfield Voters Approve $50 Million School Bond
• Pension Tax, R-12 Bonds Both Pass
• Shopping Season Kicks Off With Layway Options & Seasonal Jobs
• Greene County Sees Decrease In Flu Cases
• Missouri's Bail Bond Laws Could Get Overhaul
• More Charges Filed In Webster County Sexual Abuse Investigation
• Dr. Nietzel Discusses Why He's Stepping Down
• Two More Ozarks Schools Close Due to the Flu
• Voters Deciding Large Money Issues
• Missing Man Found Dead
• Fight Results in Stabbing
• 20-Percent Voter Turnout Expected Today
• Arkansas Gets Ice Storm Recovery Funds
• Arrest Made in Hunting Shooting
• Nietzel to Talk Today About Leaving MSU
• No Confidence Vote in Speck
• Two People Arrested in Berryville Murder
• Two Arrested for Home Invasion
• Springfield Family Shocked When Bail Bondsman Charges Through Door
• Ozark Park Board May See a Change In Duties
• Nietzel to Leave MSU at End of 2010
• $3,000 Stolen From C.A.R.E. Animal Shelter
• Christian County Commissioners Accept FEMA Grant For Riverside Inn
• Fallen Soldiers Scholarship Offered at OTC
• Elevate America Program from Microsoft Available for Free
• Nietzel to Leave MSU at End of 2010
• Central Students Wait For Another Shipment of Flu Vaccine
• Two Children Perish in Fire
• Pampering Recovering Cancer Patients
• Another Candy Buy-Back Planned
• CoxHealth Opens Another Walmart Clinic
• R-12 Gives More H1N1 Doses Today
• Vance Trial Begins Today
• Two Dead in Missouri Plane Crash
• Voters to Decide Major Money Issues
• Persimmon Festival
• Marathon Finishes
• Police Officer Shot
• Treats for Troops
• Recycling Center Extends Hours
• C.A.R.E. Shelter Robbed
• Fire Investigation Continues
• Southwest Springfield Apartment Goes Up In Flames
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• Sewage Leak Near Table Rock Lake
• Voters With Disabilities Get Help With The Upcoming Election
• New Library Opens Up In Republic
• Water Rescue Call Near Rogersville
• Are Halloween Costumes Too Sexy For Kids?
• H1N1 Can Create Staffing Problems At Businesses
• Springfield Charities Receive A Big Boost
• New Option For Area Nursing Students
• Nietzel Pushes For Early Retirement Program
• Three Charged in Double Homicide
• Beware of Fire Dangers with Halloween Costumes
• Burris Answers Questions About Pension Tax
• Powerball Goes on Sale in Arkansas
• Kerr Tapped as Econ Director
• Storms Pound Southern Arkansas
• Senior Centers Evacuated
• Water Rescues Reports