John Paul Schmidt is a digital reporter for KOLR-TV in Springfield, Missouri. With a focus on local news, John covers a wide range of stories including accidents, crime, lawsuits, and community events. His work has also been featured on various other news platforms within the Nexstar Broadcasting Group and in several other cities across the Midwest.
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John Paul Schmidt's articles predominantly focus on local crime and accidents. If you aim to reach out to him, consider offering insights or expert commentary related to local crime trends, accident prevention measures, or legal perspectives on the incidents he covers. Additionally, if you have information about ongoing investigations or evolving stories related to crime in Missouri (particularly Springfield), your pitch may be of interest.
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A man riding a motorcycle was killed after colliding with a pickup in Berryville, Arkansas.
A Dadeville man was killed in a Mount Vernon tractor-trailer crash July 24.
By: John Paul Schmidt
A man was arrested in Springfield on Sunday, July 23, for sexual assault and home invasion. Court documents reveal the details of what happened to the victims.
By: John Paul Schmidt
A Howell County school is being sued a second time in a case concerning a disabled child being abused by school employees.
By: John Paul Schmidt
Two Osage Beach Fire Protection District firefighters are being commended for their action movie-style boat rescue.
Sumo wrestlers are scheduled to duke it out in the Queen City.
By: John Paul Schmidt
A woman was killed after a vehicle she was trying to enter rolled over her.
By: John Paul Schmidt
A man was arrested in central Springfield after being accused of littering and attacking people with various hand tools, including a handaxe and pitchfork.
A $50,000 Powerball ticket was purchased in Springfield from the Walmart at 3150 W. Republic Rd. The ticket won in the July 31 drawing.
By: John Paul Schmidt
Update 10-19-23: Skaggs is expected to be sentenced on February 1, 2024, at 1:00 p.m. WRIGHT COUNTY, Mo. — The man accused of crashing into a Wright County vehicle, killing a firefighter and seriou…
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