Russell Wilson called Sean Payton "classless" and referenced the bounty hunting scandal in response to the Denver Broncos coach's comments about a quarterback change.

Former Green Bay Packers President Bob Harlan, who transformed the franchise back into Super Bowl champions, died at 89 after leading the team for nearly two decades.

Federal law and order operation targets LA's largest street gang as authorities arrest alleged 18th Street members using homeless tents for drugs.

President Donald Trump criticized MLB during Inter Miami CF's White House visit, saying baseball isn't as hot as it used to be, and they do "things wrong" with the sport.

An Ohio mother was charged with aggravated murder after her two young daughters were found buried in separate suitcases in shallow graves in Cleveland earlier this week, officials said.

Private flights account for more than 30% of departures from Oman's main airport as Middle East evacuation efforts intensify amid conflict escalation.

Jayson Tatum could finally return to the Boston Celtics' lineup Friday against the Dallas Mavericks, which would be just 10 months since his Achilles injury.

Katie Couric asked Gov. Gavin Newsom if he has a problem with being too "ridiculously good-looking" during a podcast interview, prompting online backlash.

Veteran strategist James Carville suggested Rep. Ilhan Omar leave the Democratic party and join the Democratic Socialists after criticizing her attacks on White males as electorally destructive.

The DOJ continues investigating Biden's autopen use for pardons and commutations, though officials say the former president is unlikely to face criminal charges.

Eminence, MO. – Two area men are now being sought after their connection with a 2018 drowning event that has now been ruled a murder. The probable cause statement on the case says that investigators believe that Zach Watson, born 1995, acted with another person or more in wrapping Robbie Crites in fishing line before […]

With the rainfall that the area received last night and this morning, two locations have been closed in an announcement from Ozark National Scenic Riverways. Their message can be read below. Conditions Update: 3/5/26 – 2:50 p.m. The entire Jacks Fork River is CLOSED. The Upper Current River from Tan Vat to Two Rivers is […]

Web link: https://moprairie.org/mission/outreach-and-education/2026-mpf-prairie-photo-contest/    Jefferson City, MO (March 5, 2026)—The public is invited to take part in celebrating the Missouri Prairie Foundation’s (MPF’s) 60th anniversary by participating in a juried photo contest running now through June 30, 2026. This free contest provides an opportunity for the public to contribute to conservation education through photography that […]

From the West Plains Chamber of Commerce: West Plains, MO – Get ready to tee off in style! The West Plains Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to announce the return of its much-anticipated Annual Caddyshack Classic Golf Tournament, taking place on Friday, May 1, 2026, at the beautiful West Plains Country Club. This year’s event […]

It’s important to know the difference between a Severe Thunderstorm Watch and Warning. Check out the definitions in this graphic so that you can be better prepared when we get severe weather! Find additional info at: weather.gov/sgf/severeweatherpreparednessweek The post Watches and Warnings, Know The Difference appeared first on Ozark Radio News.

From Texas County Memorial Hospital: Houston, MO— After nearly six years of unexplained symptoms and unanswered questions, Marki Ayers of Houston, Missouri, is finally moving forward with clarity and hope, thanks to the attentive care she received close to home.   Since 2020, Ayers had experienced ongoing bleeding and digestive issues. Despite seeing multiple providers […]

The GoFarm Farmers Market will be back open this Saturday March 7th in the Endurance Church Parking lot in West Plains. Many of your favorite vendors will be there along with some new vendors as well. With details here is Patrice Jennings: The post Go Farm Farmers Market Back This Saturday appeared first on Ozark […]

The American Cancer Society designates March as Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. In observance, Texas County Memorial Hospital (TCMH) is offering free colorectal cancer screening kits to area residents.  Individuals may contact TCMH to request a free colon cancer screening kit through Friday, March 27. The screening includes a fecal occult blood test (FOBT) for individuals […]

The National Weather Service states that chances for severe weather have increased for tomorrow, with all details outlined in their latest information packet. To outline, nearly the entire primary listening area is in the 2/5 severe storm risk category, with two rounds of storms being likely. Highest risk chances lie further west, and get generally […]

Severe Weather Preparedness Week continues, organized through the National weather Service. Today’s subject is all about damaging wind and hail.  Both of these elements are likely present when a severe weather system is moving through an area, with both capable of causing widespread damage. Once hail sizes reach quarter size, bodily harm potential becomes serious. […]