Local News
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Branson Featured on "Good Morning America" Christmas Feature
The Branson Area gets recognition for its Christmas Celebration during a segment of a national television program.
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Seitz Pre-Files "Personhood" BIll
A Lakes Area Representative is among those prefiling legislation to be considered for the next Missouri General Assembly.
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Arkansas Department of Health Recognizes Agencies, Hospitals for Stroke Care
The Arkansas Department of Health releases their report honor those in the healthcare industry and first responders for Stroke Care.
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Big Cedar Lodge Among Group Sued in Death of a Teen
A lawsuit has been filed over the death of a teen on Table Rock Lake in 2022.
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Two People Injured in Branson Traffic Crash
The Missouri State Highway Patrol works a traffic crash at the Branson City Limit Thursday night.
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Governor Parson, Budget Leadership Announce FY 2025 Consensus Revenue Estimate
(JEFFERSON CITY, MO) – On Friday, Governor Mike Parson announced the state’s Consensus Revenue Estimate (CRE) for Fiscal Year (FY) 2025.
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Career Pathways Helps Parents go to College
Career Pathways helps single and married parents make their college goals achievable.
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Missouri kids to be enrolled in Medicaid for 12 months starting next year
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – In the last seven months, more than 135,000 Missourians have been removed from the state’s Medicaid program, and nearly half of them are children.
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Law Enforcement Joins Forces to Guard Against Drunk Driving
The Taney County Sheriff's Office is joining forces with the National Highway Safety Administration (NHTSA) to guard against drunk driving, according to a post on the sheriff's office Facebook Page.
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Protein bars recalled after hairnets, shrink wrap found inside
(NEXSTAR) — Doctors Scientific Organica, a Florida-based supplements company, is voluntarily recalling some of its Burn Boot Camp protein bars after customer complaints and concerns the bars may contain foreign material like hairnets, shrink wrap and parchment paper.
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EPA proposes requiring lead water pipes to be replaced in 10 years
The Biden administration on Thursday proposed to require drinking water pipes made with lead to be replaced in 10 years.
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Christmas Parades and Events
A full week of Christmas events wrapping up with several activities in the region over the next three days.
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Monett Police Search for Suspect
The Monett Police Department is searching for a suspect in a stabbing that happened on 4th Street Thursday evening.
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Arvest Bank Warns Customers of Text Scam
Arvest Bank warns its customers to not fall victim to recent text message scams.
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Why pets and some holiday decorations can be a dangerous mix
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Veterinarians are warning pet owners about the potential hazards when combining pets with certain holiday decorations.
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H2 Ozarks, other Organizations Awarded Money from Arkansas Agency for Projects
The Arkansas Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Commission is helping area agencies with water and waste water projects.
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Governor Parson Names Trevor Foley as Acting Director of Department of Corrections
(JEFFERSON CITY, MO) – On Thursday, Governor Mike Parson announced that Trevor Foley will serve as Acting Director of the Missouri Department of Corrections (DOC). Foley's appointment will become effective December 6 upon Director Anne Precythe's departure from state government. Valarie Moseley and Travis Terry will serve as DOC Deputy Directors.
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Branson Adoration Parade Sunday
The Adoration Celebration through downtown Branson will marks its 75th Anniversary this weekend.
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Your CPAP machine might have a safety issue, FDA cautions
(WKBN)- The U.S. Food & Drug Administration announced on Tuesday in a press release that some Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machines are subject to an emerging safety issue.
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Kimberling City Christmas Parade Saturday
The Annual Kimberling City Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting takes place this Saturday.
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Hollister School District Honors City
The Hollister School District recognized the City of Hollister for their assistance.
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Merriam Woods asks judge to reconsider Sunshine Law violation ruling
The city of Merriam Woods is asking a Taney County judge to reconsider his ruling that the city violated the Sunshine Law when they did not provide police body cam footage to a defendant in a criminal proceeding.
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Branson declares Oak Ridge Boys day
Branson Mayor Larry Milton has declared the latest special day honoring a vocal group for their contributions to country music and American culture.
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Barry County Man Dies in Traffic Crash
A Barry County man has died after a bike he was riding on collided with a tractor trailer rig.
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Ozark Man Sentenced on Meth Charges
An Ozark man has been sentenced to prison time for drug trafficking.
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Fish Structure Application Period for Bull Shoals, Norfork Lakes
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is offering a limited number of Fish Structure Enhancement Type “B” Permits for Bull Shoals and Norfork lakes.
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Spotify Wrapped, Apple Replay now available: How to see your top songs, artists
(WHTM) — Music streaming services Spotify and Apple Music are once again participating in a year-end tradition: showing users which trendy or embarrassing songs and artists they couldn’t stop listening to in 2023.
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"A Calico Christmas" Dinner Show by Former Branson Comedian, Current Arkansas Resident Spreads the Gospel
"A Calico Christmas" Dinner Theatre is gearing up for a free to the public show this season.
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Branson Man Arrested for Parole Violation
A Branson man is behind bars on a probation violation for trafficking drugs.
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Branson K9 Rico had a Birthday
Branson Police K9 Rico turned two on Monday, according to a post on the Branson Police Department's Facebook Page.
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Three women connected to Nixa prescription drug scheme sentenced in federal court
CHRISTIAN COUNTY, Mo. – Three employees of the Ozark Community Hospital – Christian County Clinic were sentenced to probation today for their roles in a prescription drug kickback scheme.
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30-foot Christmas tree arrives at Missouri Governor’s Mansion
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – It’s beginning to look a lot like the holidays in Missouri’s capital city, after a crane moved a 30-foot tree into the governor’s mansion.
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Dodson Murder Trail Postponed Again
The murder trial of Rocky Brian Dodson, a former area basketball coach and school principal charged with second-degree murder in the death of his wife, Amanda Christine Dodson, has faced another delay, and a new judge has been appointed by the state's highest court.
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Giving Tuesday
An event that started over a decade ago in underway today.
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Arkansas Woman Dies in Missouri Lakes Area Traffic Crash
An Arkansas woman has died in a two-vehicle crash in Missouri.
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Carroll County Farm Honored
A local farm is among 36 from around the state that was inducted into the Arkansas Century Farm Program Monday in Little Rock in ceremonies attended by Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Arkansas Secretary of Agriculture Wes Ward.
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Local family grabs $1,000 in groceries
The Junior Auxiliary of Taney County hosted its second Grocery Grab event this year on Saturday, Nov. 4.
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Branson aldermen set legislative priorities
The Branson Board of Aldermen has sent their Christmas list to the boys and girls in Jefferson City.
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Governor and First Lady Parson Invite Families to Candlelight Tours and Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony
(JEFFERSON CITY, MO) – Governor Mike Parson and First Lady Teresa Parson cordially invite families to attend this year’s Candlelight Tours and annual tree lighting ceremony at the Missouri Governor’s Mansion on Friday, December 1 at 6:00 p.m. The annual lighting of the tree will be followed by this year’s Candlelight Tours.
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Amazon reveals the 10 best books of 2023
The best books of 2023, as chosen by Amazon editors.
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Chilly Start to Week with Warm-Up Coming
The return to school and work for many in the region will be a cold one but warmer weather is on the way.
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Pioneering Quality in the Steel Industry
Branson Steel Supply
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Can a Contractor Take Over Your Home
Attorney Dayrell Scrivner, of Scrivner Law Firm, LLC in Branson, Missouri, tells us!
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Frozen Pipes, Hot Water Heaters, and Dishwasher Mishaps
Restoration Experts at Your Service
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Choosing the Right Trailer: A Comprehensive Guide
Whether you're planning a camping trip, a home improvement project, or any task that involves transporting goods, the right trailer can make your life easier and more efficient.
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Maintaining Your Trailer
Expert Advice: Maintaining Your Trailer - Tips from Reid Cone of Ozark Trailer MFG & Sales
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How to Maximize Your Kitchen Space
Ready to organize your kitchen? It can be easier than you think!
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Understanding Vehicle Frame Damage
Expert Insights from Ken Ciesliniski
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Tattoo Trends: Millennial Parents Leading the Ink Revolution
Interview with prominent tattoo artist and owner of Technicolor Tattoo Shop, Jason Holloway
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The Balancing Act of Marriage and Business
By Pam Snowden of Snowden Heating & Air, LLC
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The Facts About Molds in Indoor Environments
The Facts About Molds in Indoor Environments with Help from Kleen Green Group Water Damage Restoration & Repair owner Brent Pippin
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Interesting Facts About Tattoos
Insights from Tattoo Artist Jason Holloway, owner of Technicolor Tattoo Studio in Branson, Missouri
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The Generational Legacy of a family business
Do families still hand down businesses to their children?
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The art of handmade cedar signs
Handmade cedar signs, is this art form lost?
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Circle of Life Serves Community and North Arkansas College Students and Helps Achieve Dreams and Goals
Deena Dillard from Circle of Life said Tuesday that the organization is a 501(c)(3) offering services to North Arkansas College and the community; specifically, they serve pregnant or parenting women 27 and younger.
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CBD and Sleep
Can CBD products help remedy sleeping issues?
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Testing advertising mediums is costing you revenue growth! Building your marketing tool box builds your success.
Suggested for you. The 3 key success factors smart marketers invest their energy in.
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Missouri Sees Successful Marijuana Sales
Missouri's marijuana sales enjoy a successful sales record since legalization, according to St. Louis Public Radio.
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What is the best kind of heat to put in my home?
What is the best kind of heat to put in my home?
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YOU CAN BE LEGALLY ASSAULTED FOR MAKING A MISTAKE ON A SELF-CHECKOUT MACHINE
YOU CAN BE LEGALLY ASSAULTED FOR MAKING A MISTAKE ON A SELF-CHECKOUT MACHINE
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3 Things To Consider Before Your Kitchen DIY
Deciding to remodel your home is a fun and exciting time, that includes looking at Pinterest ideas, color palettes and styles. But should you tackle this job by yourself or hire a pro?
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What's The Difference Between Medical Cannabis and Hemp-Derived Cannabis?
What’s the difference between Medical Cannabis and Hemp-Derived Cannabis? Not much, as it turns out.
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Piercing Guns May Be a Health Hazard!
Piercing guns are a popular tool for body piercing. They are used in malls, jewelry stores, and many other places that sell piercing accessories. However, there’s a growing concern about this body piercing technique. They’re simply not safe, nor are they painless!
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