Regional News

• Nixa Boy's Wish Comes True To Meet Spider-Man
• MoDOT Plans Millions More in Improvements
• 10 Year Old Girl Tasered
• Arson Investigation in Baxter and Ozark Counties
• Dusting Off Antiques in the Great Treasure Hunt
• Couple Arrested for Drugs Near Day Care
• Arkansas Murder Victims Shot to Death
• Former Suspect in Sex Case Talks
• Property Taxes En Route to Mailboxes
• Evangelist Alamo Gets 175 Years in Prison
• Taney County Gets Public Water Improvement Loan
• Police Shoot and Kill Man
• Vance Found Guilty of Murdering TV Anchor
• Family of Five Arrested In Sex Crimes Case
• Death Penalty Appeal Dismissed
• Reward Raised in Missing Women Case
• Crane Collapse Kills Worker
• Chain Reaction Crash Kills Four
• Woman Survives Being Shot by Stray Bullet
• Sprint Cutting More Jobs
• Pfizer Cutting Missouri Jobs
• Replica of Berlin Wall Falls in Missouri
• Missouri Lottery Director Resigns
• Vance Trial Continues
• Amatuer Helps with Harvest
• Soldiers Death Investigated
• Ozarks Counties in Arkansas Declared Disaster Areas
• New Walk-In Clinic Opens in Bolivar
• Soldier from Kansas City Region Injured in Fort Hood
• Man Charged with Dismembering Girlfriend
• Students Compete In 11th Annual Envirothon
• Missouri Officials Meet In Summit on Drunk Driving
• Stolen Equipment Found On Missouri City Property
• Dickerson Park Zoo Animals Get Post-Halloween Treat
• Mail Deadlines for the Holidays
• MODOT Bans Texting for Employees
• Cleanup Scheduled for Stockstill Park In Branson
• Wright County Jail Inmate Commits Suicide
• Health Department Gets Money to Fight Pollution
• Additional Counselors Help Olten's Classmates Cope
• Two-Week Lane Closure on Jefferson Downtown
• Mother & Son Found Dead In Cape Girardeau Home
• Woman Murdered Outside Nursing Home
• State Rep Apologies for DWI
• Weight Watchers Members Collect Food For Ozarks Food Harvest
• Republican Michael Wardell To Run For 7th Congressional District
• Southwest Adding Flights to St. Louis
• Recents Rains Damaging Crops
• Missouri Prisons Powered by Landfill Methane
• Man Rescued from Kansas City Creek
• AR Mother Charged in Hit and Run, Leaves Child Behind
• Golf Tournament Benefits Ozarks Food Harvest's Kids Cafe
• Golf Tournament Will Benefit Ozarks Food Harvest's "Kids Cafe"
• Attendance Down at Arkansas State Fair
• Senate Candidates Raising Big Bucks
• Man Devotes Life to Rescuing Abandoned Dogs
• Arkansas Man Charged With Having Child Pornography
• Backer of Stone Co. Development Faces Federal Indictment
• Plan Rejected for Gangsters Hideout
• DNA Match Leads to Cold Case Arrest
• International Potluck Spreads Cultural Awareness
• Man Charged with Toddler's Death
• Vance Testifies in Own Hearing
• Judge to Decide DNA Issue in TV Anchor Murder Case
• Mariachi Band Warms Up for Artsfiesta!
• Accounting Critical of Some Tour Practices
• Two Killed in St. Louis Crash
• Petition for Early Voting Gets Initial Approval
• AFLAC Executive Pleads Guilty to Not Paying Taxes
• Anchor Woman's Accused Killer in Court
• Police Officer Among Victims in Shooting
• Greene County Leaders Call for DWI Court Funding
• American Royal BBQ in Kansas City
• Thousands Turn Out for Farm Aid
• Arkansas Man Killed in Officer Involved Shooting
• Springfield Holds First Literary Festival
• Historic Marker Dedicated to John Marshall
• 2009 Tour of Missouri Deemed Most Successful
• Woman Arrested for Desertion
• Missouri Receives Emergency Grant
• Greene County Gets First Four-Legged Deputy
• Nixon Speaks About DNR Director's Suspension
• Taste of Springfield This Weekend
• Vote on Aha Moment Stories
• Woman's Burned Body Found
• 3 Arrested in Meth Operation
• Raw Sewage Leaks into Blue River in Kansas City
• Cold Case Solved After 33 Years
• Fight with Police Officers Caught on Tape
• Tents Set Up in Parking Garage for Flu Patients in St. Louis
• Clothing Spoof Draws Ire of North Face
• Ultimate Chiefs Fan in Joplin
• Boys and Girls Town Gets Grant for Homeless Youth
• MDC Closing Field Offices Including Branson
• MO Woman Dies From H1N1 After Giving Birth
• Springfield Student Part of First Youth Olympic Games
• Man Charged with Assaulting Teenage Girl
• Missouri Divorce Rates Could be Higher
• Arrest in Double Murder in Jeff City
• Brown Disbarred
• 9-1-1 Centers Get Federal Funds
• Prison Officials: No Budget Cuts Will Jeopardize Safety
• Joplin Dentist Pleads Guilty to Medicaid Fraud
• Texting Ban Takes Effect This Week in Arkansas
• New OKC Bomb Video Released
• Missouri WIC Program Gets Financial Boost
• Two Ozarks Counties Getting New Floodplain Maps
• Nixon Praises Local Artist's Paintings of Missouri Counties
• Lottery Sales Training Begins
• Teen's Death Linked to High Blood Pressure
• Arkansas State Website Gets National Attention
• Mayor Proclaims Constitution Week
• Democrats Lobby to Keep Tour of MO
• Bus Beating Suspect Under House Arrest
• Pilot Killed in Small Plane Crash
• Small Plane Crash Kills One Person
• Two Apprehended on Porn Charges
• Arrest Made in Attempted Abduction
• Toddler Killed in Accident
• Two Area Counties to Share DOJ Grant
• Rain Delays Lottery Launch
• Norfork Boat Launch Closing for Repairs
• 203rd Battalion Headed to Afghanistan
• Boil Order Issued in Weaubleau
• Arkansas Harvest Threatened by Rain
• Bulldozers Bring Down Former Shelter Building
• HUD Money Helping Home Buyers in KC
• Koster in DC to Discuss Mortgage Fraud
• House Fails to Override Stimulus Account Veto
• Addition to Child Advocacy Center Will Help More than 1,000 Kids
• Elephants Parade in KC
• Nascar to Return to KC in 2010
• Students Expelled After Bus Beating
• Guilty Pleas in Dog Fighting Cases
• School Bus Beating Caught on Camera
• College of the Ozarks Holds 9/11 Memorial
• Surveillance Tape of Suspect Serial Robber
• Four Ozarks Stores Fail Alcohol Compliance Checks
• Arkansas Health Department Reports Four New H1N1 Deaths
• No Charges in Rape Allegation
• Four Indicted in Counterfeiting Scheme
• Hot Springs Part of New Quarter Series
• Troopers Find Stolen Cattle, Trailer
• New Trial Denied for Alamo
• FEMA Money to Help with Ice Storm/Flooding Recovery
• Dog Swim Makes Big Splash with Local Canines
• Heavy Rains Cause Flooding in Kansas
• Fassnight For the Dogs Tuesday Night
• Cross-Country Cancer Ride Stops in Springfield
• CBCO: Donate Blood & Recycle, Too
• Professor Gets Grant to Teach About Wilson's Creek
• Pulaski County Sheriff Gets Federal Grant
• Prank Lands Poultry Plant Workers in Hot Water
• Former DNR Official Takes Blame for Delayed E.coli Report
• R-12 Board Approves Building Purchase
• Principal Accused of Choking Student
• Child Critically Injured - Abuse Suspected
• Alcohol Ignition Lock Law Off to Slow Start
• TLC Reality Family Expecting 19th Child
• Missouri Marching Band Gets National Attention Over T-Shirt
• Commission Holds Series of Meetings to Map Out Future
• Another Relative of Missing Woman Surfaces
• Company Eyes Missouri for Electric Car
• Murder Trial Delayed for Missouri Man
• "Walk the Lane In Her Shoes" At Drury
• MoDOT Prepares Route for Tour
• Tourism Funding Cuts Could Mean Loss of Jobs
• Thousands of Gas Guzzlers Gone from Missouri Roads
• Troops Pleased with New, Fire-Resistant Uniforms
• Arkansas Man Dragged Down Highway
• Semi Rollover Blocks Traffic in Marshfield
• State Launches New Web site to Promote 2010 Census
• "10-Mile Trooper Project" to Take Place Over Labor Day Weekend
• State Fair Sees Big Jump in Attendance
• State Lawmakers Resign, Plead Guilty to Charges
• MO Farmer Finds Rare Markings on Piglets
• Missouri Woman Celebrates 112th Birthday
• Truck Of Missing Women Found In Missouri
• Drivers Find Water in Gas Tank
• Stand-off at KC Walmart
• Mason to be Arraigned Today
• Koster Join Fight Against Mortgage Fraud
• Show-Me State Inspires Fifth Naval Ship
• "Prayer Force One" Visits Springfield
• Car Show Parks in Springfield
• Naked Passenger Forces Plane to Land
• Voluntary Boil Order Issued in Walnut Grove
• Volunteers Take Part in Day of Caring
• Star Wars Invades Hammons Field
• Attendance Up at State Fair
• Osage Beach Police Looking for Stolen Boat
• Woman Charged with Cyber Bullying
• Counterfeit Bills Showing Up
• Flooding Hits Fort Smith
• Teen Driver Laws Take Effect
• Community Expo and Back to School Bash in Spokane
• Nun Chases Down Burglar
• Car Plunges off Lover's Leap
• Ozark Fire Protection District Gets Grant for New Inspector
• High School Player Dies on Practice Field
• Teen Ordered to Stand Trial for Double Murder
• Boil Order Issued for Fair Play
• Dodge Tops the Most Stolen List in Missouri
• Several Cars Vandalized in Battlefield Neighborhood
• Linn Creek Business Burglarized
• Suu Kyi Convicted
• Sen. McCaskill Speaks At Southeast MO Health Care Town Hall
• Vet Walks for Iraqi Kids
• More Arrests in Drug Sweep
• New Trail In Branson
• Burger King Apologies for 'No Shoes' Flap
• First State Government Bilingual Web Site Unveiled
• Restaurant Kicks Out Mother with Shoeless Baby
• Little Rock Crews Cleaning Up After Storm
• Patrol Recruits New Troopers
• Charges in Beating Death of Toddler
• Nixa Man Sentenced in Steroid Conspiracy
• Detainees to Leavenworth?
• Crash Kills Man from West Plains
• Celebrating Springfield's First Fiesta Mexicana
• Thousands Celebrate Park Day Reunion
• Re-dedicating a Once-Segregated Cemetery
• "Help Fair" for Unemployed in Laclede County
• Verdict Delayed in Myanmar Trial
• Taney County Assessor Gets Support
• Young Burn Victim Talks About Attack
• Bird Strike Forces Plane to Land
• New Driving Laws Friday in Arkansas
• Trial Delayed in Murder of TV Anchor
• Flu Hits St. Louis Camp
• Springfield Veterans Cemetery Gets Financial Help
• Total Fitness Members to be Reimbursed
• "Go Red for Women" Campaign Launched
• Missing Boy Found Safe
• Oklahoma Woman Dies in Arkansas Crash
• Teen Surrenders in Police Shooting
• Plato Man Dies in Pulaski County Crash
• Four Officers Honored for Saving Lives
• Water Patrol Recovers Stolen Fishing Equipment
• Cardboard Boat Races in Arkansas
• Arkansas Considers Longer Duck Season
• Two Deputies Killed in Oklahoma
• Pageant Puts Area Kids in Spotlight
• MDC Hosts Snake Class
• National Heights Church Celebrates Anniversary
• Firefighters Collect Money for MDA
• Preservationists help restore Green County Cemetery
• Area Youth Compete in Livestock Show
• Spirit Fair Hopes to Boost Economic Slump
• Minimum Wage Goes Up This Friday
• Gym Members Baffled By Abrupt Closure
• "Risky Business" for Teens in Safe-Driving Program
• Sheriff Praised for Work on Animal Abuse
• Alamo Trial Goes to Jury Today
• Boy Mistook Real Pistol for Toy
• Manhunt On in Officer Shooting
• Pension Task Force Sets Date for Final Meetings
• MO Officials Watching 2010 Census Closely
• Man Snaps Over Junk Mailing
• Alamo Defense May Rest Today
• Rock'n Ribs Raises Thousands for Area Charities
• Firearms Promotion Bringing Business to Missouri Car Dealership
• Nixon Wrapping Up Overseas Trip
• Prisons Want to Jam Cell Phones
• Jonesboro Boy Killed While Playing with Guns
• Experts Gather for Missouri Food Safety Summit
• Rocket Records Attempts in Missouri
• Fair Grove Benefits From Social
• A Sweet Treat For The Faithful
• Taney County Pre-teens Arrested For Vandalism
• Car Dealer Uses AK-47 As Promotion
• Summer Outreach Program Winds Down
• Arkansas to Get Broadband Funds
• Man Beaten to Death in Ft. Smith
• Pay It Forward Coffee
• Harley Davidson Slashing jobs
• Storm Damage in New Madrid Misouri
• "Jail and Breakfast" in Jefferson County
• Fake Amber Alert In Eastern Missouri
• Prosecutors Lay Out Case Against Alamo
• First Gospel Convention in Branson
• One-Sixth of Missourians Use Food Stamps
• Truman Home Property Damaged by Storm
• Trial Begins Today for Alamo
• Bikers Help The Hiding Place
• Country Days in Bolivar Draws Rodeo Fans
• Fire District Bans Firefighter Smoking
• Missouri Soldier Killed in Non-Combat Incident
• Fugitive Kills Ex-Girlfriend, Dies in Shootout with Police
• Retirement Benefits Now Easy to View
• Kehoe Resigns as Transportation Commission Chairman
• Groundbreaking at Southwest Center for Independent Living
• Expansion Planned at Southwest Center for Independent Living
• Strong Storms Cause Damage in Kansas
• Gov. Nixon Signs Paternity Law
• Arkansas Allows Deer Hunting In City Limits
• Rachel's Law
• Rachel's Law
• Butterfly Festival to be Held This Weekend