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4 people riding 3-wheeler crash in Polk County

POLK COUNTY, Mo. (KY3) -Four people were sent to the hospital after a crash involving a three-wheeler in Polk County Sunday night. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, the crash happened on private property west of Morrisville just after 6 p.m. Troopers said a 2021 Can-Am 900, driven by...

Polk County, MO · 7h
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Bolivar man arrested in Polk County after domestic disturbance

BOLIVAR, Mo. — A Bolivar man was arrested in Polk County after an alleged domestic disturbance that took place on Sunday, Nov. 8. A probable cause statement accuses Derrick Wayne Grayson, 40, of getting into an argument with his wife and when his stepson stepped in to defend her, an altercation took place. Grayson strangled the male victim on the bedroom, living room and bathroom floors. Grayson’s juvenile son jumped on top of him and started hitting him to try to stop the two from fighting. Later, Grayson and his wife were sitting at the kitchen table, discussing the events, when Grayson became irate and flipped the table, which landed on the juvenile. All parties live in the same residence.

Bolivar, MO · 7h
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Laclede County Sheriff’s Office announces details of recent Lebanon arrest

LACLEDE COUNTY, Mo, — The Laclede County Sheriff’s Office announced, via social media on Nov. 6, details surrounding a recent Lebanon arrest. According to the post, Tyler Lowery, 23, of Grovespring, is a suspect in a Nov. 1 hit-and-run case involving speeds over 75 miles per hour. Allegedly, Lowery was racing through Route 66, toward Springfield Road, and collided with a motorcycle in the intersection. While the driver of the motorcycle was receiving medical attention, Lowery exited his car and fled on foot, eluding law enforcement which prompted a warrant for his arrest on Nov. 4 and his subsequent arrest on Nov. 6. Online court documents also charge Lowery with resisting or interfering with an arrest for a felony.

Lebanon, MO · 2d
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Strafford woman arrested after allegedly striking mother with dog feces

WEBSTER COUNTY, Mo. — A Strafford woman is behind bars after allegedly striking her mother with an open hand containing dog feces. According to a probable cause statement, Angel Lynn Danielle Peck, 34, allegedly struck her mother with an open hand containing dog feces on Nov. 7. After the strike, her brother wrapped his arms around her to prevent another assault. Peck began fighting against the restraint and placed her arms around her brother’s neck. He believed that Peck was attempting to strangle him. He was able to wrestle his sister to the ground but during the process Peck’s head struck the wall, creating a hole.

Strafford, MO · 6h
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Lebanon man dies after hitting gate in Miller County

MILLER COUNTY, Mo. — A Laclede County man has died following a motorcycle crash, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP). MSHP stated in a crash report that a 34-year-old Lebanon man was seriously injured after a crash around 7:20 p.m. Saturday on Legion Road, about 317 feet east of Valley Road. The Lebanon […]

Lebanon, MO · 1d

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‘Willing to cooperate’ - Fort Leonard Wood commander confronted a wartime health threat in Missouri

Col. Andrew R. Duvall commanded Fort Leonard Wood during World War II. In August 1944, he warned Lebanon officials that the community could be placed off limits to soldiers unless concerns involving venereal disease and military readiness were addressed. Courtesy of Jeremy P. Ämick. The warning from Fort Leonard...

Lebanon, MO · 22h

Springfield News-Leader

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Photo captures how one Shoshone family kept traditions in the Ozarks

Dan and Kathy DeLane, along with their daughters Concha and Rena (pictured in this 1981 photograph), ventured to the Ozarks from the Shoshone reservation in Wyoming with a dream, which was coming to fruition through a cattle farm in southern Dallas County, Missouri. Dan and Kathy made it important to keep Shoshone traditions central as they raised Concha and Rena in a majority Anglo-Saxon world. Much of the children’s day-to-day practice of keeping traditions alive showed up in how they wore their hair, the adornments on their clothing, and how they balanced traditional cultural practices with learning about their new culture in the Ozarks. This image is part of a much larger collection of historically rich photographs from the News-Leader’s photo archive. Each week, the Springfield-Greene County Library will tap into this vast collection and present an interesting image “from the darkroom" and share its history. This image is presented in partnership between the Springfield-Greene County Library District and the Springfield News-Leader. For more historical images of the Ozarks, visit: thelibrary.org/fromthedarkroom . This article originally appeared on Springfield News-Leader: Photo captures how one Shoshone family kept traditions in the Ozarks

Springfield, MO · 17h

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Updated route confirmed for Lebanon Christmas Parade

LEBANON, Mo. — The Lebanon Area Chamber of Commerce has announced the details for the upcoming Lebanon Christmas Parade. This year’s theme, ‘Christmas on the Mother Road’, will honor the Route 66 Centennial and Lebanon’s iconic highway history. A slight adjustment to the route includes beginning at Boswell Park, on Kent Drive, proceeding east along the Historic Route 66 (Elm Street) and will conclude at Millcreek Road.

Lebanon, MO · 10h

KOLR10 News

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An Ozarks hillbilly took on the American middle class. She had plenty to say

Ethel Reed Strainchamps' 1965 memoir chronicles her journey from rural Ozark poverty to becoming a journalist and scholar while questioning the social implications of class and language.

Polk County, MO · 2d

97.9 KICK FM

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FBI Reopens Search for Missouri Couple Missing 25 Years

The FBI wants to know what happened to a Missouri couple who simply disappeared more than 25 years ago.

Springfield, MO · 13h

KMIZ ABC 17 News

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Teen seriously hurt in Camden County ATV crash

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A Macks Creek teen was seriously hurt Saturday in a motorcycle crash. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, a 16-year-old Macks Creek boy was driving a Yamaha Blaster West on West Branch Road at the intersection of Kennedy Drive. An 18-year-old Macks Creek man was nearby driving a Yamaha 250R motorcycle The post Teen seriously hurt in Camden County ATV crash appeared first on ABC17NEWS .

Camden County, MO · 1d

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Four Hurt When Off-Road Vehicle Crashes on Private Property Near Morrisville

Four people were injured when a 2021 Can-Am 900 off-road vehicle crashed on private property off S 77th Rd, about three miles west of Morrisville, according to a preliminary report from the Missouri State Highway Patrol. The crash occurred the evening of Nov. 8, 2026, at approximately 6:02 p.m., the agency said.

Morrisville, MO · 1d

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Missouri Still Has 7 Small-Town Diners Where Breakfast Comes In Under $10

A plate of eggs, hash browns, and a hot cup of coffee used to be one of the easiest bargains in America. Prices have climbed almost everywhere, but a handful of small Missouri towns are still holding the line. The diners on this list serve hearty breakfasts, from biscuits and...

Missouri · 6h

Ozark Sports Zone

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2026-27 Winter Preview: Lebanon Boys Basketball

It’s a happy homecoming for Kalem Copling, with his return to Lebanon to coach at his alma mater sure to be one of the top storylines for the Yellowjackets this season. “It is great being back in Lebanon,” said Copling, a 2009 Lebanon grad who has head coaching experience at Niangua and was an assistant at Waynesville. “I have always kept tabs on the team. My wife and I continued going to church in the community, even while away and family has always been here, so it was easy to come back because I never truly left. I always knew I would want to be back in Lebanon in some way, but I wasn’t sure it would ever be a possibility to be the head boys basketball coach.

Lebanon, MO · 1d