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Springfield Police say they are increasing speeding enforcement
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — To keep Springfield safe, the Springfield Police Department (SPD) announced they will be increasing speeding enforcement. According to an SPD Facebook post, the department encourages drivers to slow down and pay attention. “Speed is one of the top two contributing factors involved in traffic fatalities and YOU have the power to help […]
Stephen A. Smith recreates Patrick Mahomes behind-the-back pass in ESPN studio after disagreeing with Shannon Sharpe
STEPHEN A. Smith is trying to downplay Patrick Mahomes’ behind-the-back pass from the weekend. The Kansas City Chiefs star pulled off the amazing highlight play during his team’s 24-23 preseason loss to the Detroit Lions. Mahomes‘ moment of inspiration resulted in Travis Kelce getting a first down for the Chiefs after an eight-yard gain. It promptly went […]
Chiefs HC Andy Reid on position group he's focusing on for preseason finale: ‘All of them'
The Kansas City Chiefs are winless through two preseason games, largely due to their reserves having difficulties late in games. Chiefs head coach Andy Reid spoke with reporters on Monday, indicating his focus for Thursday’s preseason finale vs. the Chicago Bears. He explained his line-up rotation decisions and desired more from his reserves ahead of final cuts.
University of Missouri students react to first day on a crowded campus
According to preliminary first-day figures from the University of Missouri, freshman student enrollment at the University of Missouri increased 16.1% compared to last year, with 6,243 students in the incoming class. The number of transfer students is also up by about 7%, at 1,238. Before classes started Monday, some students...
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, 10 other organizations split $15M in funding
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum gets a boost to expand and add a hotel and hundreds of apartments. The museum applied for funds though Kansas City’s Central City Economic Development District. The special sales tax raises money for programs, nonprofits, and businesses in an area from 9th Street on the North to Gregory Boulevard on the South and Indiana Avenue on the East to Paseo Boulevard on the West.
Enrollment increases for freshmen, transfers at Mizzou in 2024
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KCTV) - Enrollment numbers at Mizzou are on the rise as students return to Columbia this fall. The University announced that on Monday, preliminary first-day numbers show an increase in freshmen and transfer students for the 2024 fall semester compared to a year ago. The University of Missouri...
Several key issues to go before Montgomery City Council Tuesday
The Montgomery City Council is expected to take up several key issues at its meeting this week. One of those issues is to decide whether the city should repeal the legislation that created the City and County Personnel Board and in return, create the city’s own personnel board. The move would allow the city to create its own Human Resources department.
Civil War camp and reenactment planned
STE. GENEVIEVE – The local Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Camp #326 will hold a Civil War demonstration camp on Saturday, August 24th from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It will be held on the grounds of the Felix Valle House State Historic Site located at 198 Merchant St. The camp will have displays of Civil War era items, a list of Ste. Genevieve citizens who served in the war, and a demonstration camp site typical during the war.
Members of Ivanhoe Neighborhood Council say they were fired without notice
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Ivanhoe Neighborhood Council, a key nonprofit organization serving low-income families in Kansas City, abruptly fired all of its staff members last Wednesday without prior notice. The sudden dismissals have left the community reeling and questioning the future of the organization’s vital programs. The...
Residents fire back against developer’s plans to build new subdivision
OZARK, Mo. — A proposed development is under scrutiny at the Board of Alderman meeting in Ozark Monday night. The Ozarks Board of Aldermen approved the preliminary plan in the Stoneridge neighborhood at Monday’s meeting, but not before residents voiced their concerns. People living in the Stoneridge neighborhood and surrounding homes say a developer aiming […]
City council reviews Dover Outdoor Recreational Area development plans
JOPLIN, Mo. — Up to 10 miles in single bicycle track trails and other features are in the works for Joplin’s “Dover Outdoor Recreational Area.”. City leaders got to learn more about the plans from the designers on Monday. The designers are currently in the “geotechnical investigation”...
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