Jesse Inman

1 month ago | ozarksfirst.com | Jesse Inman

The Royals found a sweet spot in their schedule, and have used it to get into a groove after a sketchy first few weeks of the season. Starting Friday, the Royals continue their homestand by opening a series against the Boston Red Sox (20-19). Kansas City sits at 23-16, third in AL Central. They trail the Tigers (25-13) and Guardians (22-15). This may not sound spectacular on the surface, but it certainly has quelled the feelings of worry for fans who saw the team struggle early in the season.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Jesse Inman

SPRINGFIELD — Officers responded to the apartment complex after reports of shots being fired late Thursday night. Around 10 p.m. officers were called to investigate a disturbance at Kensington Park Apartments on 1735 W. Bennett. Police say shots were fired from a vehicle driving by, but were not able to confirm how many shots were fired. Police say the scene was clear when they arrived.

1 month ago | ozarksfirst.com | Jesse Inman

SPRINGFIELD — Officers responded to the apartment complex after reports of shots being fired late Thursday night. Around 10 p.m. officers were called to investigate a disturbance at Kensington Park Apartments on 1735 W. Bennett. Police say shots were fired from a vehicle driving by, but were not able to confirm how many shots were fired. Police say the scene was clear when they arrived.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Jesse Inman

SPRINGFIELD — 10 years ago, Ozarks First covered Springfield Police Officer Aaron Pearson throwing out the first pitch at a Springfield Cardinals game. Officer Pearson continues recovery one year after shooting Check out this video above to see the emotional moment that gripped Springfield and all of Hammons Field. Pearson defied the odds of his recovery after being shot in the face.

1 month ago | ozarksfirst.com | Jesse Inman

SPRINGFIELD — 10 years ago, Ozarks First covered Springfield Police Officer Aaron Pearson throwing out the first pitch at a Springfield Cardinals game. Check out this video above to see the emotional moment that gripped Springfield and all of Hammons Field. Pearson defied the odds of his recovery after being shot in the face. The man who doctors predicted would never walk or talk again proved them wrong in a big way in May 2015. He was shot about four months earlier on January 26th, 2015.