KOLR-TV (Springfield, MO)

KOLR is a CBS-affiliated TV station that broadcasts on virtual and VHF digital channel 10, serving Springfield, Missouri, in the United States. The station is owned by Mission Broadcasting, which is based in Wichita Falls, Texas. It operates under a shared services agreement (SSA) with Nexstar Media Group. KOLR is closely linked with two other stations: KOZL-TV, a MyNetworkTV affiliate on channel 27, and KRBK, a Fox affiliate on channel 49, both of which are part of Nexstar's Springfield operations. The studios for all three stations are located on East Division Street in Springfield, while KOLR's transmitter can be found on Switchgrass Road, just north of Fordland.

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#189113

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Trump and Musk feud explodes in public view

1 day ago | ozarksfirst.com | Reshad Hudson

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – President Donald Trump and his former adviser Elon Musk are now in a very public feud. The dustup erupted on social media Thursday after days of Musk criticizing the president’s signature tax and spending bill. The world’s richest man and the president of the United States didn’t hold back on how they now feel about each other on social media. They were once allies, now Elon Musk is calling for President Trump to be impeached.
NWS confirming tornado touchdown for Wright County

2 days ago | ozarksfirst.com | Matt Hefner

Posted: Jun 5, 2025 / 02:18 PM CDT Updated: Jun 5, 2025 / 02:51 PM CDT The National Weather Service has confirmed that an EF-0 tornado touched down in northeast Wright County. The tornado had an estimated peak wind of 65mph with an impact length of roughly half a mile long and 100 yards wide. Survey teams identified two barns with roof damage that were pulled northward.
Tom Trtan takes the wheel of the Showboat Branson Belle.

2 days ago | ozarksfirst.com | Tom Trtan

Weather AlertFlood Watch: Barry County, Carroll County, Christian County, Douglas County, Greene County, Howell County, Lawrence County, Ozark …
Sparta man sentenced to 40 years for shooting nephew

3 days ago | ozarksfirst.com | Tony Nguyen

ROLLA, Mo. — A Sparta man was sentenced to 40 years in prison today after he was found guilty of the murder of his nephew in 2022. According to online court documents, Nick Owens, 60, was sentenced to 25 years for second-degree murder and 15 years for armed criminal action. The sentences will be carried out consecutively. On June 1, Nick Owens shot his nephew Zachary Owens. The shooting occurred when Nick attempted to steal a flatbed trailer on Zachary’s property in Mansfield.
Two people arrested for burglary in Caulfield

3 days ago | ozarksfirst.com | Tony Nguyen

CAULFIELD, Mo. — The Howell County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) arrested two suspects for allegedly breaking into a concession stand. According to online court documents, Sasha Blue Ledbetter, 28, and Colby Lee Crossley, 33, are facing second-degree burglary charges. According to the probable cause statement, on June 3, HCSO responded to a report of suspicious activity near a business in Caulfield.
Thousands without power after strong wave of thunderstorms

3 days ago | ozarksfirst.com | Matt Hefner

Thousands are left in the dark due to a line of thunderstorms that pushed across the Ozarks. Winds gusting over 60mph snapped powerlines and knocked trees over the roads in the Lake of the Ozarks region. Here are the current customers without power. Morgan County: 1,512 CustomersMiller County: 2,862 CustomersCamden County: 1,017 CustomersBenton County: 246 CustomersSt. Clair County: 164 CustomersYou can check out the updated outage list here. Flooding is an additional concern.
Flooding risk ramping up with daily chances of thunderstorms

3 days ago | ozarksfirst.com | Matt Hefner

Even though we have flipped the calendar into June, the soggy spring-like weather persists. This week will be no exception as we will be facing daily waves of thunderstorms. All in all, the majority of the Ozarks can see somewhere between 2-4 inches of rain this week, with some localized pockets approaching half a foot of rain. Given we have already witnessed more than 20″ in the past two months, saturated soils and elevated waterways will be quick to rise to flooded levels.
Springfield man faces manslaughter charge after baby's death

3 days ago | ozarksfirst.com | Tony Nguyen

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — A Springfield man is facing two felony charges after a baby was found asphyxiated. Caleb Jonathan Bell, 27, is facing first-degree endangerment of a child and first-degree involuntary manslaughter charges. According to the probable cause statement, on November 8, 2024, Springfield Police responded to a report of a dead 5-week-old child. Bell stated he was up late at night watching the victim. He told police he wrapped the baby in a “burrito” roll and placed her on the couch.
Touch the Truck event in West Plains on June 11 for kids and adults

4 days ago | ozarksfirst.com | Tony Nguyen

WEST PLAINS, Mo. — The City of West Plains is inviting the community to a free event where kids and adults can get up close to city vehicles. The Touch the Truck event will take place on Wednesday, June 11, from noon to 2 p.m. at the West Plains Aquatic Center.
Ozark residents asked to move cars for street microsurfacing work

4 days ago | ozarksfirst.com | Tony Nguyen

OZARK, Mo. — The City of Ozark announced it will continue microsurfacing select roads this week. Here’s a list of affected areas. Microsurfacing is typically completed within the same day for residential streets. N. 12th Ave. from E. McCracken Rd. to the cul-de-sacN. 7th Ave. from E. Diane St. to the dead endE. Harper St. from N. 7th to S. 5th Ave. S. 5th Ave. from E. Harper St. to E. Robertson St.S. 3rd Ave. from E. Robertson St. to E. Georgia St.E. Georgia St. from S. 2nd Ave. to the dead endS. 2nd Ave. from E.