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• OTC Sees Big Gains in Online Enrollment
• MoDOT Ahead of Schedule with Stimulus Funds
• Northern Ozarks Farmers Fighting with Wintery Weather
• Springfield Woman Admits to Online Dietary Supplement Fraud
• Fifth Suspect Charged in Multi-State Kidnapping
• Experts Urge Cell Phone Supervision Among Children and Teens
• Snowy Weather Taking its Toll on Northern Ozarks Farmers
• Underwood Coming to JQH
• Enticement Charge Filed
• Patrol Handling Shooting Investigation
• Man Shot by Police Following Pursuit
• Loyalty of Saints Fans Pays Off
• Four Die in Arkansas Plane Crash
• Man Shot After Persuit by Police
• Shooting Investigation in West Springfield
• Families Send Off 1107th to Kuwait
• Amber Alert Update
• Building Blocks Competition
• Skelton Sees Progress in Afghanistan
• Atlantic Coast Slammed by Snowstorm
• Food Fight Offers Grocery Bargains
• Body of Child Found Near Joplin
• Stone County Looking for Assault Suspect
• Families Send 1107th Off to Middle East
• Virtual Cycling to Mt. Everest
• Waynesville, MO Rooting for Robinson in Super Bowl 44
• Christian County Leaders Discussing Future of Riverside Bridge
• Christian County Leaders Discussing Future of Riverside Bridge
• Amber Alert for Eight-Month-Old Boy
• Deadly Fire in Bella Vista Not Considered Suspicious
• Jobs Are Lost in January, But Jobless Rate Drops
• Waynesville Rooting for Robinson
• Man Pleads Guilty to Two Fraud Schemes
• FBI Joins Search for Missing Baby
• White House Seeks Stimulus Package for Jobs
• Arkansas Chapter Goes to Tea Party Convention
• Saints or Colts - Local Fans Weigh In
• Hospitals Work to Boost Med School Enrollment
• Bill Would Buffer Adult Businesses
• Toyota Denies Planned Prius Recall
• Missouri Looking for Patrol Troopers
• Missouri Parks in Financial Trouble
• Amber Alert for 8 Month Old Boy
• Springfield, MO Teachers Choose SNEA for Representation
• Proposed RR Crossing Project in Marionville Raising Concerns
• Five People Killed in Bella Vista Fire
• Holocaust Survivor Speaks to Drury Students
• FEMA Deems Buildings Safe from Flooding at Branson Landing
• Two Indicted for Bank Fraud
• Springfield Teachers Voting on Representation
• Man Robs Great Southern Bank in Springfield
• More than $4 Million Available for 2009 Ice Storm Victims
• Springfield, MO Airport Increased 2009 Passenger Numbers
• Largest Donation Ever to OTC Means New Campus in Lebanon, MO
• Five People Killed in Bella Vista, AR Fire
• Frontier Airlines to Bring Denver Flight to Branson
• Houston, MO Woman Accused of Embezzling from Father's Business
• Off-Duty Willard, MO Officer Injured in Crash
• Prius Brakes Now Under Scrutiny
• Springfield Boat Show Opens
• Airport Looks for a Better 2010
• Escaped Teen Goes to Court
• Springfield Students Help Victims in Haiti
• Boat Company to Add Jobs in Lebanon
• Teachers Vote on Representation Today
• Missouri Senate Gives First Round Approval to Autism Insurance Bill
• Proposed Cuts to Parents as Teachers Program Concerns Educators
• Springfield Toyota Dealership Begins Fixing Recalled Vehicles
• Duggar Brothers Credited with Helping Save Girl's Life
• Ammo and Ownership Laws Still Hard to Come By
• Taxpayer Assistance Center to Extend Hours in Mid-February
• Missouri Leads Nation Again in Meth Lab Busts
• Bolivar Man Must Pay State After Hiring Illegal Aliens
• Proposed 'Parents as Teachers' Cuts Raise Concerns Among Educators
• Ammo and Ownership Laws Still Hard to Come By
• O'Reilly Makes Big Donation to Catholic Schools
• Three Arrested in Branson, MO Prostitution Bust
• Man Killed in Greene County Crash Wasn't Wearing Seat Belt
• O'Reilly Makes Large Donation to Catholic Schools
• Sex Offender Gets Life Sentence-
• Report Shows Greene County One of Worst for Child Abuse
• Some Gun Owners Can't Find Ammo
• Nixon Plans More Budget Cuts
• Parents as Teachers Budget Cut
• Trailer Destroyed by Fire
• Warning of Imminent Terror Attack
• Group Helps Make Young Cancer Patient Honorary Sugar Bear
• Internal Theft Has "Devastated" Greene County Treasurer
• February 2 Election Results
• Ten Ozarks Pizzerias Vying for Top Pie at Pizza Bowl
• Mobile Career Center to Serve Seven Ozarks Counties
• Springfield Fire Department Changes Qualifications for Recruits
• Springfield Safety & Justice Task Force Gives First Update
• Springfield Police Looking for 'Endangered' Teen
• Greene County Treasurer "Devastated" by Internal Theft
• Missourians React to Possible 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Repeal
• Kennedy Center Brings Art Program to Springfield, MO Schools
• Some Weight Loss Expenses Are Deductable
• Groundhog Mosey at Fantastic Caverns
• Third Escaped Teen Arrested
• Shots Fired During Robbery
• Fire Damages Springfield Home
• Safety Roundtable Report Due
• Mohlers Plead Not Guilty
• Baseball Museum Struggling
• OTC Offering Late Night Classes
• Drury Course Teaches Students About Influence of Alcohol
• Updated: Greene County Employee Accused of Stealing
• Know the New Rules: 2010 Tax Season
• OTC Inches Closer to Round-the-Clock Classes
• Issues for the February 2 Special Election
• Former Postmaster Admits to Misappropriating Funds
• Greene County Treasurer Employee Accused of Stealing Funds
• Tax Season 2010: Know The New Rules
• Greene County Treasurer's Office Employee Accused of Stealing Funds
• Obama Budget Tops $3.8 Trillion
• Bomb Sniffing Dog Honored at Fort Wood
• Police Hunt for Driver Who Left Fatal Accident
• Man Reports Abduction, Robbery
• Grammy Artists Get Branson Candy
• Nixon Wants Crackdown on Payday Loans
• Troopers Partner Seeks Death Benefits
• Toyota Gas Pedal Fix May Come Today
• Hunt on For Teen Jail Escapee
• Collings Due in Court Today
• Murder Suspects Seek Change of Venue
• Emerson Reacts to Stimulus Plan
• Snuggie Crawl in Downtown Springfield
• Springfield Man Toured with Elvis
• Winter's Bone Wins at Sundance
• Fatal Crash Near Neosho
• Tour of Renovated Lawrence Co. Jail
• MO Restoration Project Educates People on Region's Food Supply
• Kitchen Foundation Holds Annual Mardi Gras Fundraising Event
• Nixon Honors Guard Members in Freedom Salute Ceremony
• Mother Nature Give Snow Plow Drivers a Helping Hand
• Bargain Hunters Looking for Finds at Annual Garage Sale
• Thousands Raised for MDA at Annual Stride and Ride
• Big Crowd Turns Out for HBA Home Show
• Rep. Emerson Pleased with Obama's GOP Meeting
• More than a Foot of Snow Falls in Northern Arkansas
• Salvation Army Warming Center Remains Open
• Snow Plow Drivers Get Help from Mother Nature
• Two Springfield Men Accused of Making Counterfeit Money
• Predicting Snow is Weather Service's Toughest Task
• Home Show Sees Consumers Looking to Scale Back
• Predicting Snow is Weather Service's Toughest Task
• Slick Roads Freeze Business in Branson
• R-12 Early Dismissal Brings Strong Opinions
• Springfield Police Have Their Hands Full with Slide-Offs
• Republic, MO Pizza Delivery Driver Robbed During Rounds
• R-12 Early Dismissal Brings Strong Opinions
• Minimal Ice Yields Sigh of Relief in Harrison, AR
• Springfield, MO Police Have Their Hands Full with Slide-Offs
• Conditions in Missouri - at Midday
• Child Hit by Car
• R-12 Dismisses Early
• Missouri Conditions - 7am
• Condition in Arkansas - 7 am
• Roeder Takes the Stand
• Oklahoma City Flights Canceled
• Two Injured in Rollover Crash
• Conditions in Arkansas - 5am
• Conditions in Missouri - 5am
• Northwest Arkansas Shelters on Standby for Winter Storm
• SPS Extends Superintendent's Contract
• Parents Watching and Waiting, While Road Crews Hit the Streets
• Big Snow Means Huge Demand for Pizza Deliveries
• Funerals Held for Lebanon, MO Murder Victims
• Convoy of Hope Launches Text Campaign
• Big Snow Means Huge Demand for Pizza Deliveries
• Springfield Crews Ready to Plow 475 Miles of Snow Routes
• Things Smooth at Springfield Airport - For Now
• Carroll County Electric Bracing for Winter Storm
• Pharmacist Sees Rush on Refills in Ozark, MO
• Federal Inmate Found Dead in Cell
• Toddler Injured by Dog Bite
• Home Show Exhibits
• Home Show Ready for Do-It-Yourselfers
• Emergency Management Prepares for Storm
• Texting Bill Gains Support
• Use Generators with Caution
• Arrest in Branson Bank Robbery
• Woman Hit by a Car
• Make an Winter Emergency Kit
• Ava, MO Boy Makes Big Donation to Haiti Relief Effort
• Tens of Thousands in the Ozarks Impacted by Toyota Recall
• Incoming Weather Has Many Making Preparations
• Arguments Begin in MO Supreme Court Red Light Challenge
• Arguments Begin in MO Supreme Court Red Light Challenge
• Toyota Recall Impacts Tens of Thousands in Ozarks
• Branson, MO Police Looking for Bank Robber
• Toyota Suspends Sales with Recall
• Temperature Swing Damages Roads
• Red Light Camera Case to Supreme Court
• Toyota Suspends Sales with Recall
• House Damaged by Late Night Fire
• Shooting Investigation in Lawrence County
• What Causes a Lunar Halo
• Hundreds Turn Out for Convoy of Hope's Volunteer Night
• Carroll County, AR Prepares for Winter Blast
• City of Springfield, MO Looking for Sales Tax Oversight Committee Volunteers
• Audit on Ambulance District Finds Room for Improvement
• Open House Held for Proposed Extension of Farm Road 170
• Costa Rican Judge Accepts Ozarks Man's Trial
• Amish Suspects Sentenced in Sex Abuse Case
• City Utilities Rebate Fund Running Out
• Ozarks Schools Preparing for More Winter Weather
• Guilty Plea for 2006 Night Club Assault
• Marionville Business Spotlighted Under Governor's Jobs Plan
• Planned Power Outage Delayed
• Illegal for Bus and Truck Drivers to Text
• Students Work to Help Haiti
• Council Sets 9-Member Pension Board
• Extension Considered for Farm Road 170
• Forum Today on Downtown Springfield
• Audit Report Tonight on Ambulance District
• Schwartz Due in Court Today
• Office to Coordinate Help for Homeless
• Controversy Continues Over Red Light Camera Legislation
• First of Its Kind Clinic Set to Open in Springfield, MO
• Former Springfield, MO Teacher Sentenced for Molesting Students
• Ribbon Officially Cut on Springfield School
• Witness Admits to Being in Home Where Two People were Murdered
• Only 13 Tickets Issued Since Texting Ban Went Into Effect
• Majority of Missouri Roads in Good Condition
• High Water Closes Two Greene County, MO Roads
• Search for Missing Man Underway in Carroll County, AR
• New Spay-Neuter Clinic Opening
• Hollister Preserves Train Depot
• Website Helps Vets Find Jobs
• Ribbon Cutting for LEED School Today
• Be Aware Of Springfield MO Street Closures
• Free Tax Help For Greene County MO Seniors
• Pension Fund Main Topic For Springfield MO Council
• Rare Condition Makes Springfield MO Man Housebound During Cold Weather
• Sam's Club Cuts 10,000 Jobs
• UPDATE: Funeral Arrangements Set For Two Of Lebanon Triple Death Victims
• Science Fiction and Comic Fans Gather at Visioncon in Springfield MO
• Greene County MO Library Forgiving Fines For Food Donation
• Council footage
• Sheriff Says Johnson Case Likely a Murder-Suicide
• Forgive Your Overdue Book Fines by Donating Food
• Johnsons' Neighbors Never Suspected Such a Crime
• Discovery Center Turns Old into New With Garage Sale
• Father in Double Homicide Died from Gunshot Wound
• 24-Hour Soccer Marathon Helps Kids With Disabilities
• Local Businesswomen Learn the Ropes at Springfield, MO Symposium
• Job-Seekers Learn How to Market Themselves in Springfield, MO
• Expensive Truck Fires Under Investigation in Osage Beach, MO
• Mother & Child Killed, Father's Body Found in Quarry
• Student Designs New Convoy of Hope Logo for Haiti
• Father Hopes to Get Kidnapped Daughter Back Home
• OACAC Helps Families Weatherize Homes
• Pro-Life Organizations Protest Roe v. Wade Anniversary
• UPDATE: Car With Body Inside Found In Lebanon
• Reaction to Lebanon Murders
• Mother, Son Found Dead Near Lebanon
• Arkansas Man Shot and Killed by Police
• Tax Help Clinic Expanded
• Fines for Underage Alcohol Sales
• Toyota Recalls 2 Million Cars
• Students Mark Roe V Wade Anniversary
• Command Change at Ft. Wood
• Help for Heating Bills
• Online Learners Face Loss of MoVIP Classes
• MSU Haiti Fundraiser Extended After Failing to Meet Goal
• Eyes On Missouri After Scott Brown's Win In Massachusetts
• First Look At Plans for Widening of Campbell Avenue
• Pleasant Hope Couple Faces 93 Counts of Animal Abuse Charges
• Too Much Technology for Kids?
• Charges Dropped In Semi vs. Motorcycle Fatal Accident
• Springfield, MO Man Charged in Rash of Car Break-ins
• Man Sentenced to Nearly Four Years for Child Porn
• Branson Man Admits Using Infant for Child Porn
• Springfield's Second Baptist Church Donates $32,000 to Convoy of Hope
• Woman Finds Gemstones Along Road
• Suspect Sought in Shooting
• See Campbell Widening Plans
• Death Penalty Sought in Stabbing Murders
• Chase Ends in Fiery Crash
• Show-Me State Gets Federal Funding for Green Jobs
• Governor Nixon Gives State of the State
• Five Teens Charged in Stone County Robbery
• Ozarks Doctor Considers Return to Haiti
• Haiti Quake Prompts More New Madrid Earthquake Predictions
• Antique Business Breathes New Life in Billings Economy
• Springfield Students to Protest Roe v. Wade in D.C.
• Military Veterans on a Mission for Clean Energy
• MO Guard Sending Airmen to Haiti
• Mother Accused of Endangering Infant in Shell Knob
• Sheriff Looking for Third Suspect in Pulaski County Stabbing
• Antique Business Breathes New Life into Billings, MO Economy
• Ozarks Doctor Considers Return to Haiti
• Drury Students Pray Together for Haiti in Springfield, MO
• Deputy City Manager to Retire
• Aftershock Shakes Haiti
• Winter Lull Hits Branson Airport
• Man Claims Lottery Discriminates
• Testimony on Autism Insurance Coverage