USDA grant cuts leave food groups, farmers scrambling
Advocates warn the cuts could ripple through food deserts, rural communities and urban areas where access to healthy food is miles away.
Work Hard and Take Chances
ELKLAND, MO. – Tiffany Mottesheard was raised on a hobby farm, where she developed a love for animals – namely horses. The farm was modest in size and comprised of different creatures over time, including hogs and cattle, but the horses were purely for the sake of enjoyment.
Trees, power lines still down morning after severe weather in Springfield
City Utilities, others working to restore power to thousands following Sunday storm. Utilities across the Ozarks are working to restore power to thousands following Sunday’s storms. More storms possible today. Updated: 4 hours ago. There is a small chance for high winds in a few of the storms, and...
Don’t Drink and Drive This 4th of July Weekend!
SummitMedia Springfield Radio Group & J&S Automotive would like to take this time to wish all of you wonderful listeners a happy Fourth of July weekend!. Each year, far too many people are killed in alcohol related crashes. Keep your family, your friends, and yourself safe this holiday weekend. Remember,...
FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Scattered rain and storms expected, with highs in the mid 80s
1-year-old boy dead after tractor crash in Webster County, Mo. A 1-year-old boy from Seymour, Mo., has died after a crash involving a tractor in Webster County Saturday morning. Multiple car break-ins reported at Ha Ha Tonka State Park, Camden County deputies say. Updated: 17 hours ago. The Camden County...
20-year-old woman dies after tree falls on car near Springfield
A 20-year-old woman from Springfield was killed on Sunday after a tree fell onto her car due to high winds in a storm.
City of Columbia and Fulton aid Springfield with storm restoration.
Columbia Water & Light and City of Fulton help assist City Utilities of Springfield with storm restoration on Monday. Springfield was hit by a severe thunderstorm Sunday evening. According to a Facebook post, over 90 line workers worked overnight to restore power for over 14,000 customers. Missouri Public Utility...
Driver is charged $125 a day as she battles to get back car stolen...
A DRIVER is being charged $125 a day as part of a fierce battle to get her stolen car back from a towing company. Misty Paez of Springfield, Missouri, had her car taken from her home just weeks after her family moved to the city. According to a report by KY3, the family noticed their […]
Monday, June 30 forecast: Scattered storms today ahead of cold front tonight
Thunderstorms on Sunday afternoon produced winds of 80 MPH, resulting in multiple reports of tree and power line damage. Keep up with the latest using the links below: Power OutagesStorm Damages Rain and storms are wrapping up this morning east of Highway 65. Today will largely be warm and muggy with temperatures in...
Ozarks Life: Forty years after decertification, motor court proves Route 66 is still alive
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Friday marked 40 years since Route 66 was decertified as a federal highway. While the iconic 66 shield doesn’t show up on maps anymore, it’s alive and well in our Ozarks Life. A short drive from the Springfield square, on West College Street, the...
