Elevator at Jenny Lind apartments may soon reopen
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — One of two elevators at the Jenny Lind Apartments in Springfield may soon be open after being down for two years. Martin Gugel, director of Building Development Services, tells Ozarks First that the first elevator is working, but has not been released to the owner by the contractor, due to waiting...
Missouri could regulate national pharmacy chains under a new bill
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Some say laughter is the best medicine, and it certainly flows free at Flow’s Pharmacy. Owner Anthony DeSha claims friendly smiles and customer service are what set his small business apart from big chains. Despite his success, DeSha is hardly turning a profit. The reason,...
Greene County, MO – Community Alert: Sheriff Launches Policing Study
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Greene County, MO – The Greene County Sheriff’s Office announced this week that it has launched a new study aimed at improving community service and law enforcement practices across the county. According to...
Local journeyman electrician named IBEW National Apprentice of the Year
Chase Blackburn didn’t always know he’d end up in the electrical trade. Originally pursuing a degree in computer science, he realized quickly that life behind a screen wasn’t for him—he needed something hands-on, challenging, and constantly changing. That journey led him to IBEW Local 453, where he found not just a...
Leigh’s Lost and Found Digital Extra: The search for Donner
A Springfield couple is searching for a pit bull named Donner. Now they need a Christmas miracle. KY3's Leigh Moody discusses the search with the couple.
KY3 Wild Side: Old phones can help flamingo conservation efforts
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - People who receive new phones for Christmas can help flamingo conservation by donating their old devices. Dickerson Park Zoo participates in a phone recycling program that benefits wildlife conservation efforts. The zoo encourages visitors to bring their old phones instead of throwing them...
From the Darkroom shows Weaubleau Marching Band in Springfield parade
The Weaubleau Marching Tiger Band headed to Springfield in 1982 for the annual Christmas Parade. Tom Pennington resurrected Weaubleau High School's marching band, which had been dormant since 1965. He transformed the band program from 13 students to an ensemble of 68 (half of the high school's enrollment). ...
Meet Blueberry, the Fun-Loving Shepherd Mix Ready for a Fur-Ever Home!
Welcome to WET NOSE WEDNESDAYS! In partnership with CARE Animal Rescue, James River Animal hospital, and 105.1 The Bull, we’re on a mission to help find fur-ever homes for some amazing dogs. Each week, we’ll feature a special dog available for adoption right here on our website and across our social media channels.
Ozark Police Department Names Officer of the Year
Ozark, Mo. - The Ozark Police Department is proud to recognize Detective Dillon Johnson as its 2025 Officer of the Year. Detective Johnson has been part of the Ozark Police Department since April 2023 and currently serves as a General Crimes Detective, investigating a wide range of felony offenses reported to OPD,...
On Your Side Update: CoxHealth now says it will work with other insurers for...
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Following an On Your Side report, some people might not have to change doctors next year. Less than two weeks ago, we introduced you to Carrie Netzer. She’s in the middle of cancer treatment, but her insurance, Cox HealthPlans, dropped Marketplace plans in Webster and Greene counties.
