KY3 Digital Extra: Missouri author shares stories behind his celebrity interviews
Scammers try to pose like a wrong number. On Your Side: Don’t overpay to see a performance at Juanita K. Hammons Hall. One viewer overpaid hundreds of dollars for her tickets. Don’t Google tickets. Buy directly on the Hammons Hall website. Dozens climb the stairs at Plaster Stadium...
Bummed that there’s no real McDonald’s buffet in Branson? Try these Ozarks spots instead
Despite what the internet may have said, there is no McDonald's buffet in Branson . Don't worry — while McDonald's hasn't branched out into the "all-you-can-eat" game, there are plenty of places around Springfield where you can go back for a second (or third or fourth) helping. From Asian cuisine to Mexican breakfast...
Greene County Sheriff’s Office investigating death of inmate
Joseph Choate, 43, was found dead in his jail cell on Tuesday, Sept. 9, one day after being booked on a second-degree terrorist threat charge, and an autopsy is scheduled to be performed later this week.
Walnut Grove man gets five year probation for gun charge
Kristopher Cline pleaded guilty to unlawful use of a weapon and was given five years of supervised probation, with his previous charges of unlawful use of a weapon and fourth-degree assault dropped.
Unplanned plane landing in Springfield, no injuries reported
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — An unplanned plane landing northeast of the airport resulted in no injuries on Friday morning. Two people inside the plane made an unplanned landing in a field just northeast of the airport near the intersection of Farm Road 123 and 102. Both occupants in the plane refused care from EMS. An...
Springfield Motel 6 owner charged with operating without a license
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — A Springfield motel owner is accused of operating without a state license after his application was denied and upheld on appeal, according to misdemeanor charges filed today in Greene County. According to court dockets, Haresakamar Surti, of Texas, is charged with two counts of operating a lodging...
Springfield’s Cider Days adds beer garden for 27th year
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Cider Days is back again this September with new additions for the 27th year of the festival. The event will be held along Historic Walnut Street September 20th and 21st, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. The two-day fall festival will feature regional artists and crafters, live music,...
Endangered animal born at the Dickerson Park Zoo
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Chacoan peccary twins have been born at the Dickerson Park Zoo (DPZ). Peccaries were originally thought to be extinct, and the Zoo says the birth of these twins is a significant step in preserving the species. The peccaries were bred at DPZ through the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA)...
Target announces dates for car seat trade-in event
(KCTV/Gray News) - Target announced its car seat trade-in program will return to stores starting later this month. Customers can trade in an old, expired, or damaged car seat in exchange for a 20% off Target Circle Bonus. The discount can be used on a new car seat or other...
Missouri Senate likely to pass new congressional map Friday
MSU students, Pride Band gear up for first FBS home opener. Cardinals top prospect Liam Doyle talks promotion to Double-A and pitching mentality. Marshfield, Mo., community remembers the victims of 9/11. In Marshfield, the city hosted its annual “Marshfield Remembers” event at Patriot Park on Thursday night.
