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- Republicans signal no retreat on SAVE Act as marathon Senate debate kicks off March 18, 2026Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, said he believed lawmakers would continue debating the SAVE America Act until it "damn well passes," despite heavy Democratic opposition.
- Mom with no symptoms had stage 4 colorectal cancer — and a rare surgery saved her life March 18, 2026A Los Angeles mother’s unexpected stage 4 cancer diagnosis led to an uncommon liver transplant, offering new hope for select colorectal cancer patients.
- Carville predicts Trump will leave office next year out of frustration after midterms March 18, 2026Democratic strategist James Carville claims in new video that President Donald Trump will quit office next year as his initiatives fail and Democrats control House and Senate.
- 5 disturbing examples that show why parents can't trust Fairfax County schools March 18, 2026Virginia's largest school district prioritizes far-left policies over student safety concerns, from race-based discipline to alleged sexual assault to boys in girls' locker rooms.
- Mullin faces Democrat grilling in first hurdle to lead DHS amid shutdown fight March 18, 2026Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., faces confirmation hearing for Homeland Security chief as Democrats seek stringent immigration enforcement reforms.
- Trump’s Strait showdown: Five bold moves to crush the Iran threat now March 18, 2026President Donald Trump predicts commercial traffic will resume through the Strait of Hormuz within weeks as Operation Epic Fury targets Iranian forces.
- BROOKE ROLLINS, ROBERT KENNEDY JR: We’re bringing families more healthy foods in a SNAP March 18, 2026USDA finalizes rule hiking healthy food requirements for SNAP retailers from 12 to 28 varieties under Trump's leadership to combat chronic health issues.
- Flight passengers are warned things could get worse amid DHS shutdown, delays and callouts March 18, 2026The U.K. is warning travelers of potential U.S. airport delays amid the ongoing shutdown. TSA callout rates hit record 55% at some airports as unpaid officers quit or call out.
- Tuberville defends post likening Mamdani to 9/11 attacks: 'I just go by his rhetoric' March 18, 2026Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., defended his controversial social media post comparing New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who is Muslim, to the 9/11 terror attacks.
- Pro-life leader criticizes 'insane' UK bill that would decriminalize certain abortions up until birth March 18, 2026Shawn Carney, CEO of 40 Days for Life, expressed concern over a U.K. bill aimed at shielding women from criminal liability for abortions up until birth, describing it as "insane."
Local News
- Mountain View Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards Banquet Results March 18, 2026Mountain View, MO. – The Mountain View Chamber of Commerce held its annual Awards Banquet this past Saturday, recognizing members of the community whose efforts have helped propel the town forward over the past year. Walt Belcher was the keynote speaker for the event. The awards for the evening were split into five categories. The Business […]Daniel Williams
- Willow Springs Lions Club Announces Annual Easter Egg Hunt — April 4 March 18, 2026The Willow Springs Lions Club invites families across the community to join in a beloved spring tradition: the Annual Easter Egg Hunt, happening Saturday, April 4, at Booster Field. This free, family‑friendly event brings together children, parents, grandparents, and neighbors for an afternoon of fun, food, and celebration. Festivities begin at 12:00 p.m., when the […]James Hurtt
- Doniphan Man Arrested on Domestic Assault, Drug Charges March 18, 2026Ellsinore, MO. – The Carter County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a Doniphan man after he struck a victim and was found with meth. The probable cause affidavit states that this took place on February 28, with Carter County deputies speaking to a victim with a visible knot on the back of her head from being […]Daniel Williams
- Barbara Jean (Wilbanks) Decker Barton March 17, 2026Barbara Jean (Wilbanks) Decker Barton Graveside services for Barbara Jean (Wilbanks) Decker Barton, 87, West Plains, Missouri, will be held at 2:00 p.m., Saturday, March 21, 2026, at Antioch Cemetery, under the direction of Robertson-Drago Funeral Home. Mrs. Barton passed away peacefully at her home on March 13, 2026. Barbara was born on February 22, […]Administrator
- Mountain View Chamber of Commerce Announces “Family Freedom Fest 2026” March 17, 2026Mountain View, MO. – In order to participate in the celebration of the semiquincentennial of the United States, Mountain View will be holding an especially busy July 4th celebration. The Chamber has announced this event as “Family Freedom Fest 2026”, and will include various activities, food vendors, and of course, a fireworks show. Currently, suggestions […]Daniel Williams
- Lenora Jade Tosch March 17, 2026Lenora Jade Tosch was called home to be with the Lord and joined the angels on Friday, March 13, 2026, at 4:21 a.m. She was born that same morning in West Plains, Missouri, to her loving parents, Alyssa Jade Tosch and Gavin O’Brian Alverson. Though her time on earth was brief, Lenora’s life was a […]Administrator
- Featured Pet of The Day- Cuda March 17, 2026FEATURED PET OF THE DAY- Cuda, A German-Shepard Mix in the care of Ozarks Pet Rescue is looking for an urgent adoption or Foster placement. He is currently being held in a Kennell by a volunteer to the rescue but more than anything, deserves his forever home Cuda is: • Neutered • Heartworm negative • […]Dylan Groves
- An Art Show, Live Stage Acting & Music, and More in West Plains March 17, 2026West Plains, MO. – As we enter the midway point of March, we’re looking at a new rotation of activities in the West Plains area, with severeal taking place this week in the vicinity of downtown. With this week’s West Plains Arts Alliance and Explore West Plains update, here’s Terry Hampton: The first topic is a […]Daniel Williams
- Community Support Key as Ozark Marketing Reviews Christmas Parade Plans March 17, 2026(West Plains, MO) Ozark Marketing appreciates the community’s interest in the future of the West Plains Christmas Parade and the enthusiasm surrounding this longstanding local tradition. At this time, Ozark Marketing is conducting due diligence to better understand the level of community support, volunteer participation, and sponsorship necessary to successfully organize and sustain the parade […]Jim Lambert
- National Child Safety Technician Course to be Held Later this Month March 17, 2026Local first responders, healthcare partners, and child‑safety advocates are inviting the public to take part in a four‑day National Child Passenger Safety Technician Course later this month. The certification training will be held March 24–27, 2026, at the West Plains Fire Department, located at 1901 Kissinger Street. The course includes classroom instruction and hands‑on application, […]James Hurtt
