As pushback and defiance of Washington DC’s COVID shot mandates continues, one local attorney is talking about the future relationship between businesses and their employees. "This is going to be a huge impact as folks continue to look forward. I think employers are going to struggle with "how do I deal with this COVID 19 thing" and "How do I let people back into my … [Read More]
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Springfield Armory Donates Guns And Equipment To Lake Ozark Police Department
Police in Lake Ozark now have new equipment thanks to a donation and some discounts from Springfield Armory. It all started with a recent phone call from a … [Read More]
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KRMS Weatherology Weather Forecast For Friday September 17th
Here is the KRMS Weatherology Weather Forecast For Friday September 17th. For today: Highs level off around 88 under sunny skies. Winds turning southeast … [Read More...]
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Lake Ozark PD Receives Large Donation From Local Business Owner
More money is coming to the Lake Ozark Police Department. Following a donation of guns, ammunition and training made by Springfield Armory worth nearly $20,000, another local business owner is stepping up with cash for the department. According to the … [Read More]
Tim Hadfield Announces Retirement From Camdenton Schools
The Superintendent of Camdenton R-3 Schools is retiring from the district after 15 years of service. In an announcement, Tim Hadfield stated he would remain on board for the rest of this school year. Hadfield started in 2009 when he replaced former … [Read More]
Ameren Missouri Rates To Go Up As Investments In Energy Continue
If you’re an Ameren Missouri customer, you can expect a 12-percent increase on your monthly bill early next year. This comes after Ameren filed an electric and natural gas rate review with the Public Service Commission in March. These filings reflect … [Read More]
2021 Lake Of The Ozarks Bikefest Now Underway Across The Region
The largest bike rally in the Midwest is now taking shape in Lake of the Ozarks. Bike Fest 2021 is underway, and you’ll notice more and more bikers showing up on roads and highways heading into the weekend. The Bagnell Dam Strip will be closed from … [Read More]
Attorney Talks About COVID Mandates And Local Businesses
As pushback and defiance of Washington DC’s COVID shot mandates continues, one local attorney is talking about the future relationship between businesses and their employees. "This is going to be a huge impact as folks continue to look forward. I think … [Read More]
Celebration Of Life For Bartender JT To Be Held September 22nd At Bear Bottom Resort
Residents across the West Side will be celebrating the life of a Lake Area Bartender. Jeremiah Keating, known as JT, was struck by a UTV while working at Bulldogs Beach House on September 3rd. JT battled his critical injuries, but was unable to recover … [Read More]
Non-Compliant Sex Offender Arrested In Miller County Drug Bust
A non-compliant sex-offender and another woman are facing charges after a drug bust in Miller County. The Sheriff’s Office says deputies and members of the Mid-Missouri Drug Task Force went to a home on Castle Road in Brumlee on a drug complaint. The … [Read More]
Mayor Of Osage Beach To Soon Appoint Someone To Fill BOA Vacancy
The mayor of Osage Beach will be appointing someone to fill a vacancy created when Ward 3 Alderman Tom Walker resigned August 6th. A majority of the Board members remaining will have to give their consent for the candidate that’ll serve the unfinished term … [Read More]
Four Drug Arrests Made In Laclede County This Week
Four drug arrests now reported by the Laclede County Sheriff’s Office and Lebanon P-D, but all in one day. With help from the Missouri State Highway Patrol and the Lake Area Narcotics Enforcement Group, 60 grams of meth and suspected fentanyl are off the … [Read More]
New Job Report Numbers Show Unemployment Rate Still Dropping In Missouri
The Missouri jobs report for August is out, and the unemployment rate dropped two-tenths of a percent in the Show Me State from July. The unemployment rate of 4-percent shows more than 54-hundred people not unemployed compared to July. In August 2020, … [Read More]
EPA Says “Impaired Waterway” Designation For LOTO Is About Fish & Wildlife – Not Tourism
The Environmental Protection Agency and the Missouri DNR disagree on Lake of the Ozarks landing on a list of ‘Impaired Waterways.’ But the EPA is also explaining what that list of 40 impaired water bodies in Missouri means. "All of the Lakes we're … [Read More]
Local Fire Chief Dies After Battle With COVID 19
A Lake Area Fire Chief has died after a battle with COVID 19. Chief Rickey Hobbs of the Tri-County Fire Protection District passed away on Tuesday morning with his family by his side. He had been battling the virus since early September. The Mayor and … [Read More]
Bass Pro Shops Owner Johnny Morris Inducted Into Hall Of Famous Missourians
The owner and founder of Bass Pro Shops is being inducted into the Hall of Famous Missourians. Johnny Morris and his family was welcomed to Jefferson City, where a bronze bust of Morris was unveiled and will be permanently displayed inside the State … [Read More]
Water To Be Restored In Pulaski County Later Wednesday
Some residents in Pulaski County are waking up without water this morning. Crews from the Water and Sewer District # 2 are working to replace a gate value on Highway Y. Customers from Harmony Lane to Laramie Road, and all subsequent roads and … [Read More]
MO Highway Patrol Celebrates 90 Years Of Service
The Missouri State Highway Patrol is turning 90 this year. It all started in 1931 with a superintendent, six captains, 55 troopers and a few civilians, each getting credit for launching the history of service and protection offered by the ‘Patrol. "Even … [Read More]
School Of The Osage Clarifies It’s Stance On COVID 19 Vaccination Requirements
While the White House tries to force you into taking a COVID shot, School of the Osage wants to end speculation about how students and faculty are being handled before it begins. "There is no room for speculation on this right now. We haven't been directed … [Read More]
Bagnell Dam Roadwork Update From MODOT Takes A Historical Turn
You know Bagnell Dam is closed through December, but MoDOT is giving an update on what’s happening so far. "They've already done the milling portion of removing the deck. So they've removed about 2 to 3 inches of the road surface, and actually...they've … [Read More]
More Details Continue To Come In About Kaiser Homicide Case
We’re learning more about the homicide case in Kaiser. According to the Miller County Sheriff’s office, deputies responded to a welfare check for Pam and Dan Stephan, after a friend told deputies their lack of response was “out of character” for the … [Read More]
Camden County Commission Remains United Against Vaccine Mandates
The Camden County Commission is showing unity in standing up to the Biden Administrations new vaccine mandates. "We're all 3 dead set against this" says Commissioner Don Williams, "This has to do with taking away people's freedom of choice...their freedom … [Read More]
Lake Wide Job And Career Fair Taking Place Today In Osage Beach
If you feel the time has come for a career change, you’re in luck. Today (Tuesday) from 11AM until 6PM, News/Talk KRMS & Viper Communications is hosting a Lake Wide Job and Career fair at the Inn at Grand Glaize. Residents from across the 4-county … [Read More]
Bulldogs Bartender Loses Battle For His Life After UTV Crash
The lake area is mourning the loss of a treasured bartender. According to Bulldogs Beach House in Sunrise Beach, 65-year-old JT Keating, aka “The Captain,” passed away while battling for his life at University Hospital in Columbia. Keating was struck by … [Read More]
Autopsy Scheduled For Double Homicide Victims In Kaiser
Autopsies are scheduled for two people found dead in Kaiser on Wednesday, the Miller County Sheriff’s Office calling it a double homicide. Daniel and Pam Stephan were found dead at a home on Route D. The suspect in case was also wanted for two murders in … [Read More]
Lake Realtor Bauman Faces Bond Violation After THC Is Found In Her Body
Lake Realtor Leigh Ann Bauman is facing more troubles after she’s found with T.H.C. in her system, a violation of her Bond agreement. She claims the T.H.C is medical cannabis from a St. Louis doctor and that she has a “prescription” for it. Bauman is … [Read More]
Camden County Commission – Local And State Leaders Snap Back At COVID Vaccine Mandates
The Camden County Commission, U-S Representatives Blaine Luetkemeyer and Vicky Hartzler, and Governor Mike Parson are united in their stance on a Biden Administration mandate to take new COVID shots. Governor Parson says it’s a poor attempt by the White … [Read More]
