A Tragic Night in the Ozarks | Tuesday, February 24th, 2026

A tragic night in the Ozarks, two local deputies killed in the line of duty, we have the latest on this heartbreaking story. Plus, Springfield is reviewing its rules about trash for the landfill -- absentee voting begins today -- and a new clinic is open at MSU that will serve the public. Those sto…

Two Restaurants Out, One in | Monday, February 23rd, 2026

Two restaurants out, and one new one in. Prescribed burn today-- where to watch out for smoke. MSU likely getting nicer facilities for some sports teams. And what's next for a possible battery plant coming to SGF. That and more NOW on ATO!   Thanks to our sponsors Springfield-Greene County Park Boa…

St. Louis Cardinals New Radio Home | Friday, February 20th, 2026

Fire officials are warning of dangerous Red Flag conditions across the Ozarks and urging residents to avoid outdoor burning, while Springfield firefighters are also highlighting the risks of lithium-ion battery fires after a recent call. We’ll also cover a new free heart health series from CoxHealt…

New Initiative to Help Foster Care Families | Thursday, February 19th, 2026

A home for every child... a new initiative to help foster care families. School districts wanted to start earlier, see what the state has to say about it. Organized opposition both for and against a new convention center for SGF. And how much money you can make by turning in a copper wire thief. Th…

Help with the IRS or SBA? | Wednesday, February 18th, 2026

Need help with the IRS or SBA? A local leader has you covered. MSU talks possible upgrade for athletics. Strafford hot spot announces unexpected closure. And Branson area camp demands retraction after recent, national podcast brings question about camper safety. That and more NOW on ATO! Thanks to…

Road Closure regarding Interstate 44 | Tuesday, February 17th, 2026

It's your final year to ride Thunderation at SDC -- a road closure to be aware of regarding Interstate 44 -- a Springfield company being sued by 7 Brew -- what Dallas County Schools is shutting down after losing about $1 million -- and the Lawn & Garden Show here, which means Spring is close behind…

Branson passes on the Chiefs | Monday, February 16th, 2026

A local man indicted in a  $220 million cattle investment scheme -- the Hotel of Terror eminent domain issue could be headed to voters to decide -- the MO House of Reps votes on  gender transition issues for kids -- relief is here for residents of the Jenny Lind apartments in Springfield -- a new d…

$650 Million Redevelopment in Osage Beach? | Friday, February 13th, 2026

Could a $650 million redevelopment reshape the Osage Beach Outlet Mall, and will tax incentives move it forward? Marionville voters are weighing a public safety tax increase, Citizens Memorial Hospital is unveiling a major expansion, and Springfield’s unemployment rate is down again. We’ll also cov…

Local Business Files for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy | Thursday, February 12th, 2026

he Missouri Senate held a hearing on a bill that would clarify state law and allow women to finalize a divorce while pregnant. In Branson, the Board of Aldermen unanimously approved a contract allowing local police to perform certain ICE enforcement duties under their own policies. What does a Chap…

Exclusive Interview with Mike Parson | Wednesday, February 11th, 2026

A Springfield man sentenced to life in prison, new details in a plane crash near Springfield, plus updates on a new airport terminal at Fort Leonard Wood and a FedEx facility closing in town. We’re also highlighting big Ozarks happenings, including Vince Gill coming to Springfield, local events, th…