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• Missing and Endangered Child Alert July 18, 2025
      MISSING AND ENDANGERED CHILD ALERT: NOAH MORRIS PLEASE SHARE! The Howell County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s assistance in locating a missing and endangered child, possibly named Noah Morris, born in December 2009. Noah is approximately 15 years old and may be in danger. We have been actively working this case since […]
  James Hurtt
• Mountain Home Board of Education Holds July Meeting, Highlights Plans for Upcoming School Year July 18, 2025
  The Mountain Home Board of Education held its regular meeting on July 17, with a focus on school operations, academic progress, and preparations for the new academic year. Among the key presentations were financial and enrollment reports, facilities updates, and academic data, including Atlas Summative results and summer enrichment highlights. Nurse Ashley Looney was recognized […]
  Thom Hoglen
• Mountain Home Police Department Launches 2025 Citizens Police Academy July 18, 2025
  The Mountain Home Police Department, in partnership with the Citizens Police Academy, is inviting residents to participate in the 2025 Citizens Police Academy — a free, six-part educational series aimed at fostering community connection through transparency and engagement. The sessions will be held monthly from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Mountain Home Police […]
  Thom Hoglen
• Baxter County Sherriff’s Office Seeks Help Identifying Marina Theft Suspects July 18, 2025
  The Baxter County Sheriff’s Office is asking for assistance in identifying three suspects in multiple thefts from boats at the Cranfield Marina and Henderson Marina that occurred Saturday evening July 12th between 9:00 PM and 12:45 AM.        Multiple boats were gone through by these suspects resulting in over $10,000 worth of various items […]
  James Hurtt
• Two Arrested in Shannon County for Stealing July 18, 2025
  On Sunday, July 12, 2025, deputies with the Shannon County Sheriff’s Office arrested two individuals in connection with a recent series of thefts reported in the area. Michelle Boyd and Jordan Wilds were taken into custody following an investigation that linked them to the incidents. As a result, both individuals were formally charged with Stealing, […]
  James Hurtt
• Weekly Crime Report: Sharp County Deputies Make 19 Arrests July 18, 2025
  SHARP COUNTY, Ark. — The Sharp County Sheriff’s Office released its weekly arrest report for the week of July 7 through July 14, 2025. According to Chief Deputy Kevin “Bart” Simpson, the following individuals were taken into custody on various charges ranging from public intoxication to drug trafficking: Christian Arthur, 22, of Williford, was arrested […]
  Quinn Ziliak
• Historic Harlin House Demolished; Structural Issues Cited July 18, 2025
  Today we have a bit of a sad announcement; a piece of West Plains History has been demolished, as structural issues made further maintenance and repair impossible. Board members of the Harlin Museum, Cleo Cockrum and Gladys Morris have more. The post Historic Harlin House Demolished; Structural Issues Cited appeared first on Ozark Radio News.
  Daniel Williams
• Ozark County Sherriff’s Report 7/14/2025-7/18/2025 July 18, 2025
  The Ozark County Sherriff’s Department has released their reports for 7/14/2025 -7/18/2025. The post Ozark County Sherriff’s Report 7/14/2025-7/18/2025 appeared first on Ozark Radio News.
  James Hurtt
• Back the Blue Douglas County – Deputies Aaron Box and Sam Evans July 18, 2025
  In our continued coverage of Back the Blue, coming up over the next couple weeks, we’ll be talking to more deputies with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office; this time with Deputies Aaron Box and Sam Evans. The post Back the Blue Douglas County – Deputies Aaron Box and Sam Evans appeared first on Ozark Radio […]
  Daniel Williams
• Lions Club Free Eye Screening a Success Despite Rainy Weather July 18, 2025
  Willow Springs, MO — The Willow Springs Lions Club is pleased to announce the successful completion of its Free Eye Screening Event held on Monday, July 15, at the Willow Springs Public Library. Despite the rainy weather, the community turned out in support of the initiative, with a total of 38 individuals screened throughout the […]
  James Hurtt