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Missouri sees a decrease in drug overdose cases, according to CDC report
Signs of relief in the nation’s overdose crisis are emerging in Springfield, Missouri. According to recent data from the CDC, the Ozarks and Missouri as a whole have seen a decrease in both fatal and nonfatal overdose cases. According to Julie Viele from the Springfield Greene County Health Department,...
Waynesville woman receives life in prison for death of 5-year-old girl
WAYNESVILLE, Mo. — Shamira Buford, a certified nursing assistant from Waynesville, has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of a five-year-old child. Buford pleaded guilty to endangering the welfare of a child on April 25, 2024. Three other charges against her, including second-degree murder, involuntary manslaughter and abuse or neglect of a […]
Injuries reported in Tuesday deer strike on I-44
Injuries were reported Tuesday, Aug. 20, resulting from a one-vehicle crash that occurred at the 167-mile marker of Interstate 44, according to an online report of Troop I of the Missouri State Highway Patrol. A 2020 Subaru Outback, driven by Cayden L. Powers, 23, of Richland, was westbound at 10:54...
Smoke Testing of Sanitary Sewer System to Take Place in Southern Lebanon Throughout August
The City of Lebanon will conduct smoke testing of the sanitary sewer system throughout the month of August, focusing on the southern half of the city, specifically in parts of Wards 2 and 3. This essential testing will help identify potential leaks, defects, or areas where unwanted water may be entering the sewer system.
Sunrise Beach Man Arrested After Allegedly Shooting at Two Fishermen
What do you do when you’re on hold trying to report to the sheriff’s office that someone is threatening to shoot you…and then you hear a shot…?. For two people out on a boat fishing for catfish at Lake of the Ozarks, the answer was simple…you duck.
Lincoln Putting Final Touches On Balloon Glow, Fall Market
A group of enthusiastic planners met in the Brethower Building on Tuesday, August 13 to put together game plans for the upcoming Fall Market/Balloon Glow/Strongman events hosted by the Lincoln Chamber on Saturday, September 14. This is the fourth year for the highly popular Balloon Glow in the town of...
State/Federal Disaster Recovery Center opens in Doniphan
DONIPHAN, Mo. (KFVS) - A joint Disaster Recovery Center opens in Doniphan to help Missourians impacted by the late May storms. According to a release from FEMA, the center gives Missourians an opportunity to talk face-to-face with disaster recovery specialists. The center opened on Wednesday, August 21. The DRC is...
Howell County deputies searching for missing man
HOWELL COUNTY, Mo. — Deputies in Howell County are asking for assistance locating a West Plains man. According to a Facebook post from the Howell County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO), 35-year-old Devin Daniels was last seen on Aug. 18. Deputies say he left his home on Private Road 6449 on foot. Daniels has brown hair and […]
Travis Kelce reveals Patrick Mahomes ‘demoralized’ own Kansas City Chiefs defence in training with insane plays
TRAVIS Kelce knew Patrick Mahomes was special long before NFL fans. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end, 34, has formed an unstoppable partnership with the superstar quarterback since 2018. Mahomes was drafted in 2017 and only named the starter a year later after Alex Smith was traded to the Washington Commanders. But Kelce revealed the […]
St. Louis County taking back control of operations of main pet adoption facility
OLIVETTE, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Almost two years after it handed over its main animal shelter to a non-profit, St. Louis County will be taking back control of the operations. In December 2022, the Animal Protection Association (APA) took over the operations of the man St. Louis County Animal Shelter in Olivette. It came four years after an audit recommended a change in how the shelter should be run. In 2018, as part of that audit, the Missouri Department of Agriculture found the facility euthanized more than 1,000 dogs and cats in 2018, 25 percent of the pets it took in. The department also detailed incidents in which it claimed facility employees were requiring pet owners surrendering their animals to fill out paperwork indicating they agreed to their animal being euthanized, without knowing what they were signing.
Walk-off Grand Slam Powers Cardinals past Brewers
After tying the game in the ninth the Cardinals were able to walk it off on the Brewers Wednesday night in St. Louis and win by a score of 10-6 on a walk-off grand slam. After stranding four runners in the first three innings St. Louis was able to break through in the fourth. After a leadoff Nolan Arenado double and subsequent Lars Nootbaar single put runners at first and third Tommy Pham was able to take a full count pitch deep into right for a sacrifice fly and the first run of the game. With two outs the next batter Masyn Winn singled into left to extend the lead to 2-0.
Music at the Intersection organizers tout expanded events ahead of St. Louis festival
Music at the Intersection is back for its third year — and the festival is bringing living legends and beloved local acts to the stage. Among this year’s performers are Chaka Khan, Black Pumas and Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue. On Wednesday’s St. Louis on the Air, Chris...
Schnell! 'Still Cruisin' Theme Brings Zip To Cole Camp Fair
The theme for the 2024 Cole Camp Fair, which will be held on September 5, 6 and 7, in downtown Cole Camp, is “Still Cruisin’”. A livestock show will be a preliminary event that will be held on Wednesday evening, September 4, on the street in front of the bandstand on Hwy 52 beginning at 7:00 PM. Concessions will be available that evening from one of the church food stands.
Man sentenced for $56K healthcare fraud using brother’s ID
ST. LOUIS – A U.S. District Judge sentenced a St. Louis man on Tuesday for using his brother’s identity to obtain money from a Missouri healthcare program. Prosecutors with the U.S. Attorney’s Office of the Eastern District of Missouri said Christopher J. Spencer, 46, used his brother’s name to obtain over $56,000 from a Missouri Medicaid Program between June 2018 and February 2022.
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