Local News

• Silver Dollar City Season 66 Opens Today

  Silver Dollar City is set for its season opener today.

• Fire Danger Today, Extreme Temperatures Expected over Next Week

  Some of the biggest swings in temperatures of the year are expected over the next week in the Lakes Region.

• Rain Reduces Drought for Parts of the Lakes Region

  The rounds of rain that have moved through the Lakes Region has lowered the drought level for some parts of the area.

• Woman Sentenced in 2025 Kimberling City Apartment Fire

  Nearly a year after admitting to setting a fire at an apartment complex, the person responsible for the fire has been sentenced to prison. 

• Three Men Wanted for ATM Robberies in Taney County

  Three individuals are wanted in Taney County in connection with a series of thefts involving ATM “jackpotting” operations.

• Branson Entertainer Responds to Resurfaced Allegations

  The announcement of national legislation to approve a law already in effect in Missouri has spurred reaction after comments made during a press conference.

• New Branson Junior High Activity Center to be Dedicated

  Another project by the Branson School District will be dedicated in April.

• C of O Basketball Teams Hosting, Playing in Postseason

  The month of March is a busy one for the College of the Ozarks Basketball Programs. 

• Strongest Storms Again Miss Lakes Region

  Another complex of thunderstorms moved through the Lakes Region but like the storms that hit early Saturday morning, had reduced in intensity by the time it reached the area. 

• Fossil Damaged at Top of the Rock

  Two men from California are facing charges after being accused of damaging Wolly Mammoth Fossil at Top of the Rock. 

• Another Round of Severe Weather Possible Today

  National Weather Service Forecasters say that severe weather is a possibility for late tonight into early Wednesday morning. 

• Branson High School Job Olympics

  The Branson School District will host the eighth edition of an event highlighting the abilities of students with developmental disabilities.

• Congress To Look at Passing "Trey's Law" Nationally

  A law that Missouri Lawmakers passed and Governor Mike Kehoe signed into law last year is now getting a push to be enacted at the federal level.

• College of the Ozarks Begins Visiting Scholars Program

  The College of the Ozarks launches a new program with a guest well known for singing the National Anthem at official events.

• Another Stormy Pattern for This Week

  The Ozarks could see another round of severe weather this week. 

• One Dies in Friday Morning Traffic Crash Near Saddlebrooke

  A woman from Springfield dies in a Friday morning traffic crash in Christian County.

• Employee of Vasken's Deli Accused of Stealing

  A Branson woman is accused of stealing more than $1,200 from Vasken’s Deli by allegedly voiding cash transactions and keeping the money.

• Bowling Fundraiser Nets Over $16,000 for Deputies Families

  Branson Bowling announces the total raised for the 40 Hours of Bowling Fundraisers for the families of two Law Enforcement Officers who recently died in the line of duty.

• Fire Officials: Time Change Means Check Smoke Alarm Batteries, Age

  With the clocks set to spring forward on Sunday, an area fire agency issues two reminders about Smoke Alarms.

• MODOT Inspecting Truss Signs in Lakes Region This Week

  Crews from the Missouri Department of Transportation will be inspecting Truss Signs in the Lakes Region this week.

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