Workers at some smoke shops in Springfield say they plan to stop selling kratom products now that the Missouri Attorney General is investigating distributors. Missouri's largest seller of kratom products, American Shaman, agreed to cease sales in the state last week, according to the Missouri AG. The post Will kratom become less widespread in Springfield as litigation dings Missouri’s biggest distributor? appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen.

The Community Foundation of the Ozarks donated funds to groups like the Drew Lewis Foundation and Eden Village to make repairs following April's historic hail storm. The post Brian Fogle: CFO steps up to help those impacted by hail storm appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen.

A new neighborhood association, the East Central Neighborhood Association, is in the works in Springfield, with the goal of connecting residents and restoring downtown Springfield. The post Springfield residents push for new East Central Neighborhood Association appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen.

City Utilities is reviewing whether to implement an interconnection process for plug-in solar panels to ensure safety and technical requirements are met before connecting them to the electric grid. The post Answer Man: What does City Utilities think about small solar panels you can plug into an outlet? appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen.

The History Museum on the Square in Springfield, Mo. has opened a new exhibit, "Miles of Memories: Celebrating Route 66's Centennial", which explores the impact of Springfield and Greene County on America's most famous highway.

L.C.’s Hamburger truck // Photo by Tiffany Watts I’ll be the first to admit it: Facebook isn’t exactly my favorite app. But every now and then, there’s a reason to keep it around. For me, one of those reasons is L.C.’s Hamburger truck. The locally owned food truck pops up all over Kansas City, and the only reliable way to...

Storms Wednesday will not be as numerous but some could still be severe.

As cases of New World screwworm spread and threaten the beef and cattle industry, the Trump administration is rolling out a familiar playbook: Blame former President Biden. The parasitic fly had been eliminated in the U.S. since the 1960s, but now it's back, and according to Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, the new resurgence is entirely due to the lax immigration policies of former [...]

Kyle is also accused of threatening “to kill” an officer for being arrested and resisting arrest.

The Wichita Fire Department was called to a fire at a local insurance business on the city's west side Wednesday.