Boston's Police Department says officers in its Harbor Patrol Unit transported a groom, his wedding party and vendors to Thompson Island after a ferry became disabled.

Rep. Ilhan Omar has backed the 'defund the police' movement and a far-left initiative to dismantle and replace the Minneapolis Police Department amid rising crime in the city.

Michael Jordan had a brief stint with the Chicago White Sox's organization in 1994 and a former All-Star shortstop recalled a story of riding the bus with the NBA star.

"Top Chef" star Padma Lakshmi is speaking out after her ex-husband, "The Satanic Verses" author, Salman Rushdie, suffered severe injuries after being stabbed multiple times.

Save Our Allies co-founder Chad Robichaux recalls the US withdrawal from Afghanistan, saying the fall of the government was not a surprise to military experts

Sunday's surprise visit of U.S. lawmakers to Taiwan has triggered the Chinese military to once again hold live-fire military drills surrounding the self-governed island.

Los Angeles Lakers team owner Jeanie Buss revealed who she thinks is the greatest NBA player of all time in a clip for the latest iteration of NBA 2K.

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver James Proche reacted to a shooting in Texas during a youth football game that left one person dead. The suspect is still at large.

Test your knowledge of the weather in this fun and interactive lifestyle quiz! Thunderstorms, sandstorms and the hottest place on Earth — how much do you know?

President Biden said the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Afghanistan would proceed "in a secure and orderly way, prioritizing the safety of our troops." He was wrong.

Last week, the Department of Labor’s inflation report confirmed what American families already know all too well: inflation remains at a 40-year high. Over the last 19 months of one-party Democrat rule in Washington, hardworking American families have been crushed by President Biden’s policies. Over that time, real wages have gone down by 4.5%, interest […]

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Grovesprings, MO. – A child has gone missing as of August 10th around the community of Grove Springs. The Wright County Sheriff’s Office is engaging the public as to his whereabouts. The missing juvenile is identified as Maxwell Robbins, age 12. He is approximately 120 lbs, and was last seen wearing black sweat pants with […]

West Plains, MO. – The Howell County Sheriff’s Department has made a big step forward in being able to provide for their officers in the form of issuing service pistols to deputies. Previously, like many other counties in the area, Howell County Deputies have had to procure much of their own equipment, including a firearm. […]

Gainesville, MO. – A Pontiac woman was seriously injured after her vehicle went airborne in a Sunday morning crash. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the accident occurred on Highway W, six miles east of Pontiac at 8:45 a.m. A westbound 2007 P.T Cruiser driven by Dotty Rodkey, age 65 of Pontiac, ran off the […]

Houston, MO. – A two-vehicle crash near Houston has sent three people to the hospital. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol report, the accident occurred on Saturday, August 13 at 7:42 a.m. seven miles west of Houston on MO 38. A 2008 Ford Ranger driven by Donald Allen, 73 of Cabool, pulled out of a […]

  Caroline June Maggard, a resident of Willow Springs, passed away Friday, August 12, 2022, while at her son’s home in Willow Springs. She was born June 23, 1938, in Bruner, MO to Otis Emmett Luttrull and Edna Leona (Horton) Luttrull and was 84 years old. Caroline grew up at attended elementary school at LaRose […]

(West Plains, MO) The West Plains Schools Bridges Program hosted it’s 8th Annual Bridges Back to School Bash & Health Fair on Saturday. Organizer Cyndi Wright reported that 650 kids were pre-registered for the event in which kids receive school supplies as well as personal care items. The Bridges program is designed to bridge the […]

MOUNTAIN HOME, AR– The best-used book sale in the state is back this weekend, and best of all, the proceeds of the book sale will benefit Library programs and events. This week, Thursday, August 18 – Saturday, August 20, enjoy a great selection of books, including many hardcover books under $3 and paperbacks priced at […]

LENEXA, KAN. (AUG. 12, 2022) – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is announcing the selection of three organizations in Missouri and Kansas to receive funding for projects through the Environmental Education (EE) Grants Program. The Kansas Association for Conservation and Environmental Education (KACEE), Kansas City Community Gardens (KCCG), and South Central Ozark Council of […]