Frances Watson is an Anchor/MMJ at KAIT 8. She focuses on stories that impact daily life, particularly in areas such as construction and real estate, health and wellness, and regional interest. Frances has been featured in Lexology, KFVS-TV, WGEM TV, and KY3 Inc. (KYTV).
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Frances Watson's coverage mainly focuses on local news, legal cases, and community issues with a specific emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. If you are reaching out to her, consider providing insights or commentary related to local government decisions and their impact on the community in Missouri, especially Springfield. Topics such as property taxes, legal cases, changes in regulations affecting the local area would likely be of interest to her.
Given that she covers a diverse range of themes including health, crime, family & relationships, politics and sports at the local level in Missouri and Springfield specifically; stories around these topics within this geographic focus could also pique her interest.
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By: Frances Watson
Jacob Gatten was shot and killed after a brief altercation on Sheridan Street in Springfield.
By: Frances Watson
An Arkansas man says an overnight trip to Springfield nearly ended in disaster when shots rang out from a disturbance in a nearby parking lot located off South Campbell Avenue.
By: Frances Watson
He says the project will include a new center turn lane, sidewalks, and paths and improve access to Sequiota Park.
By: Frances Watson
Ashley West and her husband James were victims of a shooting nearly 5 years ago near Phillipsburg.
By: Frances Watson
While the number of violent crimes is trending down, illegal drugs on the streets are still a problem.
By: Frances Watson
The Eminence School Board addressed parent’s concerns Monday night about bus service during recent flooding.
The $5 million project incorporates more than just the look of the downtown area. It also includes improvements such as roads and infrastructure.
By: Frances Watson
Pastor Roger Franklin started with a ‘Stop the Violence” rally last year to begin his outreach efforts.
The district says it must cut $15 million from its budget over the next two years.
By: Frances Watson
Recently authorities in Rolla have issued warnings about groups of traveling panhandlers. People who try to use sympathy or a fake story to get money.
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