Lamar Colvin
Lamar is a broadcast journalism major at Missouri State University, and he comes from St. Louis, Missouri. He likes reporting on sports, the criminal justice system, health, and politics. He enjoys reading, watching movies, playing basketball and exploring the outdoors.
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UPDATE at 11:00 p.m. Thursday, March 12: MSU has canceled classes for Friday, March 13, one day before Spring Break was set to begin. The campus-wide...
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The Springfield Police Department is partnering with Springfield Public Schools in a new program that puts officers in P.E. classes. Police officers in...
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You’ve heard of rescued dogs and cats…but tigers? The Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge in Eureka Springs has welcomed two tigers who needed a new home....
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Leaders from two major hospitals and a community clinic in Joplin joined the chorus of medical professionals statewide urging Missouri voters to expand...
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Springfield will soon have a new, mental health crisis center. The Greene County Commission and Burrell Behavioral Health plan to sign a contract...
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College seniors and education degree graduates hoping to be teachers in the fall can meet up with school administrators from a seven-county area at an...
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The MSU Lady Bears basketball team earned a spot in the NCAA tournament last year and made it to the Sweet Sixteen. This year, the team hopes to go even...
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There’s a four hour period—from 4:00 to around 8:00 in the evening—when homeless people in Springfield have a hard time finding shelter from the extreme...
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The Community Blood Center of the Ozarks has a new program that lets blood and plasma recipients thank their donors. Here’s how it works: donated blood...