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Fall activities in the Ozarks
Temperatures are cooling down, which means fall festivals and pumpkin patches are just around the corner. Fall activities may look different this year, but there are still plenty of things to do outdoors over the next few months.
COVID-19 Response Team begins saliva testing MSU students and staff
Missouri State University’s COVID-19 Response Team is setting up booths around campus for any non-symptomatic MSU students and staff to saliva test for COVID-19. The testing will continue throughout the semester until Thanksgiving.
MSU has begun saliva testing non-symptomatic students around campus to help design COVID-19 preventative programs through demographic information.
Andrew Englert, associate director of university safety, said their team will have booths posted around campus with the
Springfield City Council to vote on extending mandate Monday
Three ways to vote in the 2020 general election
The deadline for voter registration is fast approaching and this year voting will look a little different because of COVID-19.
Those interested in voting in the 2020 general election have a few voting options.
In order to file an absentee vote, residents have to meet one of the seven qualifications on the absentee ballot request application:
• None Confinement or inability to travel due to illness or disability
• None Incarcerated but still have voting rights
• None For an election that occurs
MSU sources off-campus locations for quarantining on-campus students
Two suspects arrested and charged for shooting at Club Rodeo, one victim wounded
Mask ordinance excludes universities, requires businesses to enforce masking
How Might Missouri's New Medical Marijuana Laws Affect Dementia Patients?
Medical marijuana in Missouri was legalized in 2018 and medical marijuana cards have been approved for thousands of Missourians.
Now, some Missourians wonder whether that could help patients with dementia, including Alzheimer's Disease, particularly people who experience agitation and anxiety as the disease progresses.
Dementia is an umbrella term for a variety of conditions involving memory loss. The stress from these changes can make a dementia patient feel agitated, anxious, and in some cas
Utility Companies Face Clogged Sewage Lines From Paper Towels, Disinfecting Wipes
At Springfield Facility With Outbreak, Testing Scarcity Means Few Residents Are Tested
MSU nursing students discuss experiences in the program
Hartzler Introduces Bill To Help Married Couples With Student Loans
MSU Chorale To Premiere Piece Sunday About 1906 Springfield Lynchings
Park Service Seeks Feedback On Part Of Buffalo River
Hartzler Sponsors Bill to Lessen U.S. Military's Dependence on Chinese Medication
A Congresswoman from the Ozarks is working on a bill that would encourage the government to buy military medications from American drug manufacturers.
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New Bill Would Waive Birth Certificate Fees for Domestic Violence Survivors
Missouri lawmakers are considering a bill that would waive the fees for domestic violence survivors to get a copy of their birth certificates.
Charities, Fisk Transportation Vehicles Robbed of Catalytic Converters
The Salvation Army, Catholic Charities of Southern Missouri, and Fisk Transportation all say thieves stole the catalytic converters from their vehicles this week.
The vehicle parts are valuable because they often contain high-dollar metals like rhodium or platinum.
Violent Crimes, Car Thefts in Springfield Increased in 2019
The Springfield Police Department has released its annual report showing the past year's crime data.
The number of violent crimes and property crimes both went up in 2019.
According to the 2019 FBI Uniform Crime Report, aggravated assaults in Springfield increased by almost 20 percent in 2019, and the police department said in a press release that gun violence played a major role in that increase.
Police Chief Paul Williams said most people don’t need to worry about being victims of random ac
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