An Ozark Woman that was reported missing over the weekend has been found and is safe.
According to an Ozark Police Department post, 33-year-old Katrina Taylor was located Monday afternoon after she had been reported as missing after last being seen on Friday.
No other details of the incident have been released by Ozark Police.
College of the Ozarks introduces new Global War on Terrorism Tour for students, visiting New York, Pennsylvania, Washington D.C.
POINT LOOKOUT, MO. – College of the Ozarks is preparing to visit New York City, Washington D.C., and Shanksville, Pennsylvania with 36 students as part of a new College-led initiative, called Global War on Terrorism Tour, which will take place March 9 – 15.
Spring Like Conditions for the Last Full Week of Winter
While the official start of Spring is still 10 days away, this week will feel like an early arrival.
Weekend Traffic Crashes Include One Fatality
Among crashes worked by Troop D of the Missouri Highway Patrol this weekend includes a fatality accident in southeastern Taney County.
Missouri House Considers Changes to Paid Sick Leave Approved by Voters
Republicans on the Missouri Legislative Review Committee passed a substitute bill last week that would repeal legal protections originally established in Proposition A for earned paid sick leave.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Missouri saw a slight downturn in the number of jobs in the state, according to Missouri’s monthly job report for January 2025.
