Monday Feb 6 | Springfield News Leader
Grandma's cooking, stories fondly recalled
One of my earliest memories is sitting in my grandma's kitchen, coffee percolating on the counter, and grandma sitting at her table having simple hot, black coffee with one of her friends.
Patrol names teen killed in Saturday crash
The Missouri Highway Patrol has named a Walnut Grove teenager who died as the result of a head-on collision Saturday.
Fatal Crash Shuts Down Highway 123 in Willard, MO
One person is dead and three more are hurt after a crash in Willard, MO. It happed just after 2:00 p.m. Saturday at Farm Road 81 and highway 123.
Springfield E-Verify, presidential preference primary highlight issues on Tuesday ballot
All registered voters in Missouri may vote in a presidential preference primary on Tuesday, February 7th.
Willard Asks Voters To Continue Capital Improvements Tax For Another 20 Years - And Beyond
As Ozarkers head to the polls next week, voters in Willard will review a request from city officials to pass a 1/2 cent sales tax.
Greene County prosecutor defines 'Castle Doctrine' after citizens hold burglars at gunpoint
Greene County sheriff's deputies and Springfield police officers recently picked up five suspected burglars at two homes within four days.
Property owner holds 3 burglars at gunpoint for police in northwest Springfield
City police have three burglars in custody after a property owner held them at gunpoint on Monday morning.
Greene County man catches two burglars ransacking his brother's house
Deputies say a Greene County man caught a family of burglars ransacking his brothers home on Farm Road 117 east of Willard around 10:30 Friday morning.
Home ransacked near Willard; one suspect held at gunpoint, now in custody
Break In Suspects Held at Gun Point: A man and woman were held at gun point after allegidly breaking into a house on FR 117 in Greene County.
Springfield-area superintendents call for stable state funding
Members of the Missouri Association of School Administrators' southwest region listed three priorities during a news conferences Thursday: Protect K-12 public education from further cuts in state funding.