Talk Radio at the Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri
News Around The Show Me State
Farmers and ranchers across Missouri are being offered a no-cost extension of special over width hauling permits for getting hay back and forth. Martin Schwartz, Content Development Manager for MoDOT,…
Missouri’s Secretary of State says he’s pleased with how the recent elections went in the state. Secretary Jay Ashcroft says there were no “hiccups or glitches” when it came to…
As we’ve reported Missouri Senator Roy Blunt is among 12 Republicans who joined 47 Democrats and two independents in voting for the same-sex marriage bill on Tuesday. The vote, which…
Some Dallas County Career Criminals are behind bars yet again. According to a post on FB, a citizen placed a call in to two different Sheriff about a vehicle they…
It’s that time of the year again here in the lake area that a variety of illnesses are spreading and at a good pace. Jessica Whitworth, a Nurse Practitioner from…
An Osage Beach woman lands in the Camden County Jail after being arrested by the highway patrol. The highway patrol report indicates that it happened around 10:45 Thursday night. 39-year-old…
A Wind Advisory remains in effect for the KRMS Listening area until this evening. Officials with the National Weather Service say sustained winds of 20 to 30 miles an hour…
More money could be coming into the Lake Area to help with rehabbing county jails. In a release, Governor Mike Parson indicated that up to $10 Million dollars in grant…
The Missouri Attorney General and 39 other state attorneys general has settled with Google over its location tracking practices. It was a $391.5 million multistate settlement and Missouri will receive…
The Tax Foundation’s 2023 State Business Tax Index shows that Missouri remains one of the best states in the country when it comes to business taxes. The index gauges how…
Governor Mike Parson has announced the appointment of Andrew Bailey as the next Attorney General of the State of Missouri. The announcement was made at a Wednesday morning news conference…
More and more Missourians are experiencing various respiratory illnesses lately including influenza and RSV. The State Department of Health and Senior Services says there were 1,738 laboratory-confirmed cases of the…