KRMS Local News
- Lake Ozark Warns Bar Owners About Skirting Around Liquor Requirements May 15, 2021The City of Lake Ozark is warning one local bar about how people can drink on the premises. “Very often we have businesses who apply for extensions of their liquor licenses, so it can be outside the structure of their business” says Assistant City Administrator Harrison Fry, “maybe they’ll have tent set up out-front where […]
- Police In Osage Beach Target Businesses That May Be Selling To Underage Drinkers May 15, 2021Police in Osage Beach want to know how available alcohol is to minors. So the department recently sent officers to ten businesses and they had underage buyers go inside. Investigators say four out of ten retail locations sold booze to the underage buyers. The locations included convenience stores, restaurants and mass retailers. The operation was […]
- Rain Through The Entire Weekend Could Lead To Flooding Later In The Week May 15, 2021Scattered showers and maybe some thunderstorms expected in Lake of the Ozarks over the next several days, including a warm-up also ahead. Weather officials believe the rain should be spread out enough to avoid any major flooding concerns, “Now we could see some small creeks and streams, and the Lake Level rising a […]
- 1984 Cold Case Murder Solved – Louisiana Man Now In Custody May 15, 2021A 36-year-old Lake Area cold case has been solved. “Diana Lukosius was described by all who knew her as a “beautiful” and “intelligent” woman. She was beloved by her family and many in the community. Her violent death sent shock waves throughout our small county for decades. After thousands of hours of work, the efforts […]
- MODOT Working On Friction Curve Projects May 15, 2021MoDOT will be adding a treatment to help make curves safer as more people hit the road. It’s a high friction treatment that’ll be added to several locations along I-70 through July 1st. You may find crews working in the area of Morgan County Route W and Pulaski County Route T. MoDOT says signs will […]
- KRMS Weatherology Weather Forecast For May 15th And May 16th May 15, 2021Here is the KRMS Weatherology Weather Forecast For Saturday May 15th And Sunday May 16th. For Saturday day: High temperatures reach up to 66 under overcast skies with scattered thunderstorms likely. Southerly winds 8 to 15 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. For Saturday night: Lows level off around 57 under cloudy skies with scattered […]
- More Details About The Upcoming Guinness Record Boat Parade Are Being Released May 14, 2021We’re learning more details about the Lake of the Ozarks attempt to set the Guinness World Record for the Largest Boat Parade. “It’s really starting to come together, we have our boat parade….the regatta permit has been issued by the water patrol and we have a lot of volunteers that are going to be helping […]
- Two Separate Water Fatalities Under Investigation In Benton County May 14, 2021Investigations into two separate water fatalities are now underway in Benton County. According to the Highway Patrol’s water division, 58-year-old Edward Larison of Warsaw was found dead in Town Branch Creek around 3:35pm on Monday. No further information as to how this occurred was released at this time. In the same day, 50-year-old Arthur Hey […]
- Massive Fire Investigation Underway At Marshfield Propane Facility May 14, 2021A major fire investigation is now underway after explosions rock the former Pinnacle propane plant in Marshfield, south east of the Lake. Residents from as far north as Lake of the Ozarks to as far south as Nixa reported seeing the massive cloud of smoke that ended up registering on the National Weather Service radar […]
- Bill Moves To Stop Lawsuits Against Businesses Involving COVID 19 Making Progress May 14, 2021Missouri Governor Mike Parson could soon see a bill on his desk that would stop lawsuits against businesses accused of exposing people to COVID-19. State Senator Tony Luetkemyer is sponsoring the bill that now needs only final approval from the Missouri House. The Missouri Chamber of Commerce says more than 58-hundred COVID-related complaints have been […]
- KRMS Weatherology Weather Forecast For Friday May 14th May 14, 2021Here is the KRMS Weatherology Weather Forecast For Friday May 14th. For today: Highs around 71 under partly cloudy skies. Southerly winds 8 to 15 mph. For tonight: Skies becoming overcast with a chance for scattered rain showers late. Lows level off around 55, south winds 5 to 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 35%.
- Governor Parson Announces Impressive Jobs Numbers For The Show Me State May 13, 2021Governor Mike Parson has some numbers on the Missouri economy. Those include a COVID-19 job-loss-recovery of 70-percent and a current unemployment rate of 4.2-percent. “We are now 1st in the nation for Small Business wage growth. We are 2nd for the lowest change in employment rate, year over year. We are 2nd in the nation […]
- Discussions Continue With City Of Lebanon And Laclede Electric May 13, 2021The City of Lebanon and Laclede Electric Cooperative are talking about unifying electric service in the city. “Many streets we have power poles and power lines in the same area. One is owned by the city, the other by the Co-op” says City Administrator Michael Shoemaker, “it just makes sense to have a conversation about….are […]
- Edwards Man Faces DWI & Other Charges Related To Head-On Collision In Camden County May 13, 2021An Edwards man facing numerous charges, including DWI, has serious injuries after a head-on collision in Camden County. The Missouri State Highway Patrol says a car driven by 47-year-old Anthony Curtis ended up on the wrong side Ballenger Creek Road north of Adkins Road. Investigators say that’s when he hit another car head-on, causing moderate […]
- Missouri Congress Passes More Legislation To Limit COVID Restrictions In The State May 13, 2021Some parts of Missouri continue COVID-19 restrictions, but those mandates will now have a time limit. The Missouri House and Senate passed legislation that would limit restrictions, like closing businesses, churches and schools to 30 days, unless extended by the local governing body. The legislation also puts a limit on how long a local area, […]
- More Federal Money Is Coming For Camden County May 13, 2021Camden County’s been notified by the Fed there’s money coming in the near future from the American Rescue Plan of 2021. “Camden County is going to get a Ball Park $9 Million dollars from the Department of the Treasury to handle this ongoing health crisis that we have” says Presiding Camden County Commissioner Greg Hasty […]
- KRMS Weatherology Weather Forecast For Thursday May 13th May 13, 2021Here is the KRMS Weatherology Weather Forecast For Thursday May 13th. For today: Highs level off around 67 under sunny skies. Easterly winds around 5 mph. For tonight: Clear skies and quiet with lows around 45. Winds turning east around 5 mph.
- Guinness World Record Attempt For Most Boats Set For June 12th At Lake Of The Ozarks May 12, 2021Lake of the Ozarks might hold a world record later this summer. Bagnell Dam in Lake Ozark turns 90 this year, and to celebrate there’s a push to set the Guinness World Record for the Largest Boat Parade. “Currently it’s held in Malaysia, so not only do we want to bring it here to Missouri […]
- Aldi And Caseys Are Coming To Eagles Landing In Lake Ozark May 12, 2021The Aldi rumors are finally getting some teeth. According the Lake Ozark planning and zoning commission, a site plan has been approved for the grocery chain at the Eagle’s Landing development. The plan had originally been approved in 2018, however numerous revisions needed to be made before an official yes could be given. The store […]
- Osage Beach Still Looking For Workers In Public Works/Police May 12, 2021Osage Beach has openings in law enforcement, parks and recreation and public works – among others. But there’s nobody putting in applications lately. “I don’t know that we are dealing with anything that other cities, counties, other states across the nation aren’t deal with in some shape or fashion” says City Administrator Jeanna Woods, “I […]
