The Branson Police Department wants the public to know not all kitties are cuddly.
The department has issued a warning to residents about possible wild cats in the area after they received multiple citizen reports of cats in the community.
BPD said if you are in an area where you could run into a wild cat, do not hike alone, and when in groups have adults pay special attention to children. Keeping children close and within sight is vital for their safety.
Cold Start to Weekend, Fire Hazard Remains
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Fire, Traffic Crash in Kimberling City
First responders fight a fire in Kimberling City then later an emergency vehicle is involved in a traffic crash.
Retirement Ceremony for Ted Martin Next Week
A retirement ceremony has been scheduled for a long-time leader.
Drought Slowed, But Remains in Lakes Region
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Blue Eye Names New Principals for the 2026-27 School Year
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