Missouri’s Attorney General has sharp words of criticism for the head of the CDC, in St. Louis today to speak about public health.
Rochelle Walensky, a Washington University graduate, was on campus Thursday for a roundtable discussion before touring a Federally Qualified Health Center. Attorney General Eric Schmitt, who has been a staunch critic of mask mandates and has taken municipalities and dozens of school districts to court over them, said Walensky owed parents and children an apology.
Another Hot Day, Fire Danger Remains
As some areas see another day of record temperatures, area officials are again cautioning against outdoor burning.
Three Departments Battle Residential Structure Fire
The occupants of a two-story home escape without injury after a late afternoon fire on Thursday.
C of O Women Claim Another National Championship, Men Win to Close Out Shepherd Tenure
The final day of the National Christian College Athletic Association Division One saw the College of the Ozarks Lady Bobcats continue dominance while the Men won their final game for their retiring coach.
Final Input for Stone County Planning and Zoning Coming This Week
The final listening session looking for input on the future of Stone County's Planning and Zoning is coming up this week.
First Day of Spring Feels Like Summer with Fire Risk
The National Weather Service says that warm conditions that have overtaken the Ozarks will continue as the season changes today.
