Carissa Codel

Springfield

Reporter and Executive News Producer at KRBK-TV (Springfield, MO)

Reporter and Executive News Producer at KOZL-TV (Springfield, MO)

Reporter @kolr10kozl | Professional journalist, amateur anthropologist | KC Native

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Students call on MSU to stand up for international students whose visas were revoked

1 week ago | fox2now.com | Carissa Codel

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – It’s a move that has been happening across the country, from Ivy League universities to public institutions. Now, it’s impacting students right here in Springfield. Six international students at Missouri State University had their visas revoked. Their Student Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) records and F-1 student statuses were terminated by the Department of Homeland Security without warning.
Students call on MSU to stand up for students with revoked visas

1 week ago | fox4kc.com | Carissa Codel

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – It’s a move that has been happening across the country, from Ivy League universities to public institutions. Now, it’s impacting students right here in Springfield. Six international students at Missouri State University had their visas revoked. Their Student Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) records and F-1 student statuses were terminated by the Department of Homeland Security without warning.
Remembering trooper shot and killed 40 years ago today

1 week ago | ozarksfirst.com | Carissa Codel

TANEY COUNTY, Mo. – 40 years ago, two Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers were shot. Jimmie Linegar was killed, and Allen Hines survived. This shooting sparked a massive manhunt that spanned almost a week before the shooter, David Tate, was captured. “When you look back, it doesn’t seem like it’s been 40 years, but at the same time, you think, gosh, it’s been a long time,” Hines said. Monday, April 15, 1985, seemed like a normal day to troopers Hines and Linegar.
FULL INTERVIEW: Trooper killer David Tate, 1986

1 week ago | ozarksfirst.com | Carissa Codel

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FULL INTERVIEW: Trooper killer David Tate, 1986

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Carissa Codel

On this day 40 years ago, David Tate shot two Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers. Jimmie Linegar was killed, while Allen Hines survived. This sparked a massive manhunt on April 15, 1985. By April 20, Tate was captured. In 1986, KOLR 10 interviewed Tate while he was in prison. He mentioned how he despises uniformed officers and mentioned in length how he is a racial separatist. He’s currently serving two life sentences plus 13 years.
Students call on MSU to stand up for international students whose visas were revoked

1 week ago | ozarksfirst.com | Carissa Codel

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – It’s a move that has been happening across the country, from Ivy League universities to public institutions. Now, it’s impacting students right here in Springfield. Six international students at Missouri State University had their visas revoked. Their Student Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) records and F-1 student statuses were terminated by the Department of Homeland Security without warning.
Visas revoked for six international MSU students

1 week ago | ozarksfirst.com | Carissa Codel

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Students call on MSU to stand up for international students whose visas were revoked

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Carissa Codel

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – It’s a move that has been happening across the country, from Ivy League universities to public institutions. Now, it’s impacting students right here in Springfield. Six international students at Missouri State University had their visas revoked. Their Student Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) records and F-1 student statuses were terminated by the Department of Homeland Security without warning.
Visas revoked for six international MSU students

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Carissa Codel

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Six international students at Missouri State University had their visas revoked. The university tells Ozarks First that the three current students and three postgraduates’ student exchange records and F-1 statuses were terminated by the Department of Homeland Security without warning. Watch the video above to see the full statement from Missouri State, and click here to see how students are reacting to this decision.
Public invited to preview of Jefferson Avenue Footbridge construction

1 week ago | ozarksfirst.com | Carissa Codel

by: Carissa Codel Posted: Apr 13, 2025 / 11:14 AM CDT Updated: Apr 13, 2025 / 11:14 AM CDT SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – The city of Springfield is letting the public see a preview of the upcoming Jefferson Avenue Footbridge construction. On Thursday, April 17 from 10-11 a.m. the team involved with the rehabilitation project will answer questions about the bridge.