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2 men charged in shooting incident in Springfield; shooting experts share when to use lethal force - Vimarsana News

2 men charged in shooting incident in Springfield; shooting experts share when to use lethal force

When can you justify the use of lethal force in Missouri?

Source: ky3.com
Keeping children safe on the internet heading into the summer season; tips for posting - Vimarsana News

Keeping children safe on the internet heading into the summer season; tips for posting

The sheriff says the closing is due to constant plumbing issues and other problems that have led to an unsafe situation for the inmates and corrections officers.

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Springfield Police Department arrests wanted suspect near Bass Pro hotel - Vimarsana News

Springfield Police Department arrests wanted suspect near Bass Pro hotel

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Several officers with the Springfield Police Department participated in catching a wanted suspect Monday evening, March 11. According to SPD, they received a report on a wanted suspect at 4:53 p.m. SPD Public Affairs Officer Cris Swaters says the suspect was wanted out of Olive Branch, Mississippi for aggravated assault on a […]

Two weeks after two separate Springfield shooting deaths, no charges have been filed - Vimarsana News

Two weeks after two separate Springfield shooting deaths, no charges have been filed

Few details have been released about the two unrelated Springfield shootings, each involving the death of a local small business owner.

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Eyes on the road: fatal crashes in Springfield on the rise - Vimarsana News

Eyes on the road: fatal crashes in Springfield on the rise

The number of fatal car crashes in Springfield and southwest Missouri is beginning to climb.