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Employees question if tiger attacked an intern in Branson West
 Sheriff's department and employees of Branson zoo and aquarium disagree on what happened to intern injured by tiger. Read more » 
Tiger Attacks Teenager at Predator World
The Stone County Sheriff says a tiger jumped on the teen as he taking a picture of the animal. The 16-year-old employee of Predator World is recovering in a Springfield hospital. Read more » 
Rogersville Man Charged With Furnishing Porn to MinorA man who’s charged with looking after criminals could now find himself on the wrong side of the bars. Read more » 
Stone County Announces DWI EffortThe sheriff's department says it will use grants from the Missouri transportation department to fight drunk drivers. Read more » Stone County, Mo., August Ballot
A list of contested races on the August 2008 ballot in Stone County, Mo.: Read more » Teens Shocked on Table Rock LakeThe Missouri Water Patrol says some teenagers got a shock while swimming at Table Rock Lake when the boat lift grounded into the water. Read more » 
Floating Propane Tanks Temporarily Shut Down Reeds Spring
Flood waters reached as high as four and five feet in the town of Reeds Spring. It sent propane tanks floating down the street, and caused problems for property-owners. Read more » 
James River Creeps Into GalenaThe James River caused problems for a Galena campground Saturday afternoon. Read more » 
Plenty of Fourth Fun PlannedFind out which communities are hosting Independence Day celebrations! Read more » 
Pot Bust in Stone County
A 60-year-old man is arrested and charged with manufacturing and possessing marijuana. Read more » 
KSPR Viewers Give Flood Victim a HomeKSPR viewers gave a mobile home to a Hootentown flood victim and her children. Read more » Water patrol: research flood issues before hitting the lakeFour-forty-nine at the pump isn't the only inconvenience boaters will face at Table Rock Lake. Some parts of the lake's most popular places are underwater from this spring's floods. Missouri Water Patrol... Read more » 
President Bush Honors Reeds Spring Students
In a rose garden ceremony Thursday morning, President Bush honored student groups from all over the country for their contribution to enhancing the environment. Read more » 
FEMA Assistance Available for 16 More CountiesThe Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, approved 16 more Missouri counties to receive Individual Assistance after last month's floods. Five of those counties are in the Ozarks and include Laclede, McDonald, Shannon, Taney, and Webster. Read more » 
Disaster Unemployment Assistance AvailableGov. Matt Blunt and the Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations Tuesday announced that Missourians living or working in 19 counties who are unemployed due to recent severe storms and flooding may be eligible for disaster unemployment assistance. Read more » 
FEMA to Give Individual Flood AssistancePresident Bush has approved individual federal assistance for 19 Missouri counties affected by last week's floods. Read more » 
Stone County Man Injured By Stray BulletThe Stone County Sheriffs Department is investigating a shooting incident near Lampe. According to the report a man was hit by a bullet while sitting in a chair in his living room. Read more » 
Red Cross Helping Flood Victims
After Monday and Tuesday’s rain, many areas reported flooding much worse than 1993. The American Red Cross is helping many of the families affected by the flooding get back on their feet. Read more » 
Hooten Town Resident's Home Washes AwayA Hooten Town resident couldn't even get on to her property when KSPR first interviewed her Wednesday. When the flood waters receded, she found it wasn't even there anymore. Read more »
Gov. Beebe Declares 26 AR Counties Disaster AreasArkansas's governor made disaster declarations Thursday. Governor Mike Beebe declared 26 counties disaster areas because of floods and heavy rain. Read more » |
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