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Kimberly Langston's coverage is centered around local news, crime, and community events in the West Plains area of Missouri. Her focus on legal policy regulation, breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements indicates she is likely to be interested in pitches related to these areas.
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By: Kimberly Langston
Former West Plains Mayor Jack Pahlmann died Monday at his home at the age of 85. Pahlmann served as the city’s mayor from August 2012 through April 2021, following a 12-year tenure on the city council that began in 2000.
By: Kimberly Langston
A 21-year-old West Plains man killed in a motorcycle crash Tuesday evening has been identified as Logan Day-Tarlton.
By: Kimberly Langston
An Oregon County jail inmate faces an additional misdemeanor charge after allegedly pilfering snacks from a fellow detainee — a theft reportedly captured on facility surveillance cameras while the victim was on cleaning duty.
By: Kimberly Langston
The district is in pretty good shape budget-wise, Superintendent Dr. Wes Davis told Board of Education members during their regular session meeting June 23.
By: Kimberly Langston
Gary A. Burk, 44, has been charged with first-degree statutory rape and first-degree rape. Court records show the grand jury returned the true bill indictment June 10, and a related arrest warrant was served on Burk by the Howell County Sheriff's Office on June 17.
By: Kimberly Langston
Missouri State University – West Plains hosted the Missouri State University Board of Governors annual meeting the last week of June, held over two days on the local campus and at the West Plains Civic Center.
A Hollister man has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence after an Ozark County crash caused serious injuries to a passenger riding in the bed of a pickup truck.
The alleged theft of a gun led an Ozark County deputy to make a call to the U.S. Secret Service after investigation uncovered a threat to assassinate President Donald Trump.
A former West Plains resident originally charged with statutory sodomy and first-degree sexual abuse stemming from alleged incidents nearly four decades ago has been sentenced to one year in the Howell County Jail after pleading guilty to misdemeanor second-degree sexual abuse.
By: Kimberly Langston
The Willow Springs Board of Aldermen granted permission for the use of Booster Field during its regular monthly meeting, paving the way for an upcoming community event.
