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Springfield News-Leader
Springfield area high school football Week 4 predictions
It should be another great week of high school football action on Friday. See the Springfield area's Week 4 previews and predictions.
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The Knoxville News-Sentinel
New Latter-day Saints temple almost ready to offer rare public tours
The temple, a sacred, exclusive space for Latter-day Saints, is the only one in Knoxville and the third in Tennessee.
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Springfield News-Leader
How Nixa's Adam McKnight utilizes his senses to thrive at quarterback
Humans use their senses every second. How does an athlete utilize their senses while playing? We asked Nixa quarterback Adam McKnight about this very question.
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Springfield News-Leader
Southwest Missouri drivers can review major I-44 plans at hearing
Drivers can review plans for a $471 million I-44 improvement project at a public hearing in Springfield on Sept. 24.
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USA Today
Why some retirees pay hundreds more for Medicare each month
Medicare surcharges can catch retirees off guard. Learn how to manage your income to avoid paying extra costs.
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Springfield News-Leader
Ozarks breweries and coffee shops embrace fall flavors despite heat
Craving those fall flavors even while there's a heat advisory? These Springfield-area spots are serving them up.
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SB Nation
Cardinals close out Giants series
A hot September afternoon was not the correct recipe
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Nashville Tennessean
The fox whisperer? Meet the man saving Nashville’s sick foxes
At 78, local singer/songwriter Jerry Vandiver spends hundreds of hours rescuing Middle Tennessee foxes from a growing mange crisis.
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Springfield News-Leader
How much are tariffs costing Missouri? See where the state ranks
A new report highlights how tariffs are affecting Missouri businesses, including which imported goods are generating the highest costs.
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Springfield News-Leader
Food pantry opens at Branson High to support students and families
A new pantry at Branson High offers groceries, paper products and school supplies without income requirements.
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Springfield News-Leader
Former Missouri lawmaker convicted of COVID fraud seeks Trump pardon
Former Missouri lawmaker Tricia Derges, who was convicted of fraudulently obtaining COVID-19 relief funds, has been released from prison.
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Springfield News-Leader
Committee recommends permits to extend Springfield dispensary hours
After a drive-thru dispensary requested the city change its hours of operation regulations, a council committee is recommending a different approach.
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