Carissa Codel is a journalist based in Springfield, Missouri. She is currently a writer for KOLR-TV, and her work has also been featured on KTVI FOX 2 and WDAF-TV FOX4. Carissa covers a wide range of local news topics, including crime, community events, weather, and education.
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Carissa's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, crime, and community events in Springfield, Missouri. She often includes expert commentary and government announcements in her articles.
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By: Carissa Codel
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – OzarksFirst is following up on the federal lawsuit against Missouri State University President Richard “Biff” Williams. Williams is accused of having a history …
BOLIVAR, Mo. — In an effort to stay competitive, Bolivar Schools are raising the pay rate for substitute teachers.
By: Carissa Codel
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Earlier this month voters in Springfield passed a 3/4 cent sales tax that is expected to fund city improvements and fund police and fire pensions. One-quarter of the tax is…
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – The boil advisory that impacted 30,000 people in Springfield over the weekend was lifted Sunday, but OzarksFirst is continuing to follow the impacts the advisory had across…
By: Carissa Codel
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – This year the Springfield Police Department focused on reducing gun violence, as well as other organizations in the area. So far, the numbers are showing they are successfu…
OZARK, Mo. – With the rise of social media, cyberbullying is impacting kids not just across the world, but right here in the Ozarks.
By: Carissa Codel
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Tuesday marks the official start of holiday travel. According to AAA and the TSA, the Tuesday and Wednesday before Thanksgiving will be the busiest travel days. If you̵…
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Low gas prices and pretty nice weather are the perfect combination for packed roadways, especially on what AAA calls the busiest travel day of the year.
By: Carissa Codel
DOUGLAS COUNTY, Mo. – A couple in Douglas County found themselves homeless just weeks before Christmas after their home caught fire this weekend.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – If you walked outside today, you would’ve been hit by cold air and blustering winds. There’s no major winter weather in the forecast other than the freezing tem…
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