Christopher Replogle is a Digital Content Manager at various news outlets. He specializes in themes such as crime and justice, the judicial system, public security, and health and wellness, with a focus on consumer health, mental health, and agricultural topics. His work has been featured in numerous media platforms, including KAIT 8, WBKO, and KTRE, among others.
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Springfield, United States (Local)
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Christopher Replogle's coverage heavily focuses on local news, particularly crime and accidents in Missouri, Springfield. If reaching out to him, consider providing information related to breaking news stories, evolving crime or accident investigations in the area.
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A young bear was spotted on Esplanade near 1st Street on Thursday by the Hollister Police Department.
Missouri State troopers respond to a crash that left one man with serious injuries.
Saturday marks the end of a days-long event celebrating Juneteenth in the Ozarks.
By: Christopher Replogle
A Camdenton woman won a trip to Barbados on the “Kelly and Mark Show.”
By: Christopher Replogle
An EF-0 tornado was reported during Sunday night’s storms.
By: Christopher Replogle
A Lebanon man has been sentenced for fatally shooting his girlfriend in 2022.
By: Christopher Replogle
The Better Business Bureau is urging older adults and their loved ones to discuss safeguards against scams and fraud during Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month.
By: Christopher Replogle
Rainwater washes nails and sharp objects into streets, creating tire problems for drivers.
By: Christopher Replogle
Two biology students from the University of Science and Technology are turning a class project into a business.
Absentee voting starts Tuesday for the August primary election.
