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Daybreak In 10 - November 20, 2019 by KOLR10 News

This year, there are more carrier options if you live in the Ozarks. And despite no penalty, area counties are seeing an increase in the number of people signing up. About 20 million people will be signing up for health coverage through the ACA nationwide. The numbers in the Ozarks are going up, too. In Greene County, 12,685 people have enrolled so far. Of those, 3,594 are new enrollees. Christian County has about 4,100 people enrolled. And Taney County, about 3,000. Those numbers include new enrollees.

Daybreak In 10 - November 19, 2019 by KOLR10 News

A recap of public hearings for the House's formal impeachment inquiry. A closer look at Greene County's election audit process. Plus, two women in the Missouri House cross the aisle to tell Drury students what life is like in politics.

Daybreak In 10 - November 14, 2019 by KOLR10 News

"The leading cause of death for people under 50 is opioid [overdoses]. Our goal is to try and get as many people doing non-drug, non-invasive type of treatments so we can decrease those numbers," Dr. Gary Meek. "One of every 4 individuals that are prescribed an opioid end up struggling with addiction in the future," he said. "You gotta be doing everything you can to try to stop people who have never been on an opioid from getting on an opioid."

Daybreak In 10 - November 13, 2019 by KOLR10 News

The former Springfield City Councilwoman joins John Adams to discuss her new podcast and to talk about her time on Council.

Daybreak In 10 - November 11, 2019 by KOLR10 News

We share the details on some election results. ACA enrollment is here, we have the changes. Plus, Attorney General Eric Schmitt was in Springfield last week and he had a lot to say about crime.

Ozarks First sat down with the founder of Ozarks Alive, Kaitlyn McConnell, about her new book titled Passport to the Ozarks which covers 61 different places everyone should visit.

During World War II, Georgia Payne was held captive in Manila, Phillipines for over 3 years. Payne now lives in Bolivar, MO at a care center and spoke with our Jesse Inman about her experience. Payne says she tried to forget all of it for many years, but it 1995 she wrote a book, "Caught in the Crossfire: A Memoir." It documents the painful time she spent under the reign of Japanese Forces in Manila. You can buy that book on Amazon, but enjoy this Ozarksfirst podcast of her speaking with Jesse Inman.

Interviews with City Councilman Craig Hosmer and Executive Director of Christians United for Political Action Calvin Morrow

Daybreak In 10 - November 7, 2019 by KOLR10 News

Daybreak In 10 - November 6, 2019 by KOLR10 News