A pedestrian that was struck by a car last week has died from his injuries.
Springfield Police say 32-year- old Levi Goins of Springfield died Friday at a Springfield hospital a week after being struck by a car on Kansas Expressway.
The driver of the car was an 82-year-old woman.
The accident is still under investigation.
Police in Springfield are trying to determine what caused a shooting at a home in north Springfield.
Investigators say the shooting happened Thursday night at a house on North Concord.
When officers arrived, they found a man with a gunshot wound to the head. He was quickly transported to an area hospital with life-threatening injuries.
The circumstances of the shooting are still being gathered, and there has been no indication of a potential suspect at this time.
The victim is said to be in critical condition.
A woman is in the hospital after she was shot in the head following a dispute at a Casey’s in northwest Springfield.
Investigators say the shooting happened Thursday night at the Casey’s on North Kansas Expressway near I-44, where the woman and suspect were seen arguing.
The argument escalated, and shots were fired.
Details of the case, including the victim and suspect’s identity, have not been released.
The condition of the woman is also undisclosed at this time.
A man who is in jail for burglary admits to shooting another man outside a gas station earlier this month.
Leonard Sherman of Springfield is charged with first-degree assault and armed criminal action after police say he shot a man in the leg as the victim was walking out of a gas station on December 4th.
Sherman was arrested for burglary on December 12 and confessed to the shooting during a post-Miranda interview.
A Springfield contractor has pleaded guilty to unlawful merchandising practices.
According to the Missouri Attorney General’s Office, James Enloe of Enloe Exteriors was sentenced to a four-year prison sentence with the execution of the sentence suspended.
He must pay back more than $80,000 dollars in restitution.
Gypsy Blanchard was released from the Chillicothe Correctional Center early Thursday morning after serving half of her ten-year prison sentence.
Blanchard was convicted for her role in the 2015 stabbing death of her mother Dee Dee Blanchard.
Her boyfriend at the time Nicholas Godejohn is currently serving a life sentence in prison.
A man from Ava is facing charges of possession of child pornography after four of his properties were searched by investigators.
Douglas County Sheriff’s deputies say Steven Konert was in possession of a flash drive that had over 11,000 images and videos of children that were considered “sexual” in nature.
The USB drive was found in a home that Konert was recently evicted from.
While conducting search warrants on three other properties, investigators found several different devices that had child porn on them, totaling over 100,000 photos and videos of lude materials.
Officials classified the new images as “age-sensitive” due to an inability to determine if those pictured are of legal age or not.
Konert is already facing charges, but investigators are still looking through the images recovered, and say federal charges could be filed soon.
A man from Billings is in custody in Arkansas after allegedly stealing a CoxHealth vehicle and patient records.
Investigators say Anthony Turner entered the administrative office of the CoxHealth Medical Center on National Avenue earlier this week.
While in the office, he got into a desk and stole car keys and a folder full of patient information.
Officers say he used the keys to access a company-owned Jeep Grand Cherokee and fled the scene.
Turner was eventually arrested in Boone County, Arkansas after reports of reckless driving.
He is charged with theft, burglary, obstructing governmental operations, and trespassing.
A man from Springfield is facing charges after allegedly robbing a Best Buy and threatening employees.
Springfield Police say 34-year-old William Shafer walked into the business on Glenstone Avenue over the weekend.
He was seen by employees stealing items, but when he was confronted threatened to shoot them.
Shafer was able to leave the store, but was arrested a short time later on South Glenstone.
He is charged with robbery and stealing.
Traffic is back to its normal levels after a cow got out of its trailer and caused delays on James River Freeway.
Officials say the animal escaped near Campbell Avenue at around 5:00pm Tuesday afternoon, and was loose for almost an hour.
Cars were backed up as owners and crews tried to round up the cow.
He was eventuality apprehended and returned to the trailer around 6:00pm.