Eileen Gu defended her decision to compete for Team China in a social media statement, citing her passion for promoting women's sports and creating positive impact worldwide.

Trump says NYC Mayor Mamdani made 'big progress' for embracing Declaration of Independence after Oval Office meeting on immigration and housing issues.

Charlamagne tha God called Bill Clinton "cowardly" for refusing to say whether Trump should face an Epstein deposition, contrasting with Hillary Clinton's direct answer.

Smoothie King fires two Ann Arbor employees who allegedly refused service to couple over Trump sweatshirt in viral incident.

Waymo self-driving car reportedly blocked ambulance responding to deadly Austin shooting, sparking concerns about autonomous vehicle emergency protocols.

Trey Hendrickson posted an emotional goodbye to Bengals fans after the team declined to franchise tag him, ending over a year of contract drama.

Austin police officers who stopped a mass shooter could face a grand jury review despite being hailed as heroes for saving lives in a deadly nightclub attack.

Doorbell video shows Austin mass shooting suspect Ndiaga Diagne leaving his apartment before the attack. The FBI later raided the unit as the shooting is probed as possible terrorism.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem sparred for hours with lawmakers on the Senate Judiciary Committee over immigration enforcement, national security and more.

President Donald Trump claimed Iran's supreme leader was planning to attack first, justifying joint U.S.-Israel strikes against the country without congressional approval.

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FEATURED PET OF THE DAY- Today’s Featured Pet of The Day through The Willow Springs Animal Control is Max; a one- of a kind, bulldog-pointer mix. Max is; High Energy: He is an athletic, happy-go-lucky boy who needs a home with plenty of room to run and play. Sweet in Nature: He is a friendly […]

Dorcas Bernice (Howard) Teer Graveside services for Dorcas Bernice (Howard) Teer, 94, Cabool, Missouri, will be held at 10:00 a.m., Friday, March 6, 2026, at Ball Cemetery, under the direction of Robertson-Drago Funeral Home. Dorcas was born January 1, 1932, to William Henry and Effie Jane (Evans) Howard at the family home in Dora, Missouri.  […]

Junction Hill Board of Education announces the hiring of Dr. Tim Perkins for the position of Superintendent. Dr Perkins will begin this role in the summer of 2026.    Dr Perkins has been employed by the Junction Hill School District since 2017. He has served in the role of Principal since his hiring. During Dr. […]

The National Weather Service is warning the public ahead of time of the potentiality of severe weather to take place tonight, tomorrow, and on Friday, and ahead of these chances, has cancelled their participation in Wednesday’s statewide tornado siren drill.  Trevor Grout, Hrydrologist with the National Weather Service gives us an idea of what to […]

From the Wright County Sheriff’s Department: On March 2, 2026, the Wright County Sheriff’s Office received a report from a resident near Macomb regarding the discovery of skeletal remains on private property.   Investigators responded and confirmed the remains to be human skeletal remains. Based on the initial assessment, the remains appear to be old. […]

The National Weather Service in Springfield is continuing their participation in Severe Weather Preparedness Week, with today’s topic being lightning. This issue is timely with the threat of severe weather taking place potentially tonight, into tomorrow, and on Friday.  Trevor Grout, Hydrologist with the National Weather Service gives us our safety tips today covering lighting: […]

A 5-year-old from Mountain Grove was injured in an accident Monday morning on Highway 95 five miles south of Manes in Wright County. The accident happened when a 2023 Ram 1500, driven by a 39-year-old Mountain Grove man, attempted to make a left-hand turn and was struck by a 2016 Kia Sportage driven by a […]

From Mike O’Connell Missouri Department of Public Safety: JEFFERSON CITY – As Missourians prepare to “spring forward” for the return to daylight saving time on Sunday, March 8, State Fire Marshal Tim Bean reminds them to use the time change as a reminder to check smoke and carbon monoxide alarms and home fire safety plans. […]

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