Neosho football’s 20-0 first quarter seals the deal against Willard
The Wildcats dominated the Tigers on their senior night. HIGHLIGHTS:
Joplin drops game at home to Republic despite effort on offense
Joplin tried HARD to put up touchdowns against Republic but ended up coming up short. FULL STORY + HIGHLIGHTS HERE:
CoxHealth reaches milestone on specialty children’s care center in Springfield
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - CoxHealth has reached a major milestone on its new St. Louis Children’s at CoxHealth specialty care center in Springfield. Crews “topped out” the building, placing one of the final structural beams at the site on East Primrose. The 133,000-square-foot project includes outpatient surgery, pediat
Tea Lovers Could Lose An Entire Afternoon Inside This Missouri Shop Packed With Teas,...
Tea people know how fast one little jar can turn into a whole afternoon. This Missouri shop is packed with loose-leaf teas, herbs, spices, and blends that make browsing feel a lot more interesting than a quick grocery run. You can smell your way through the shelves, compare flavors, and...
A Mother-Daughter Team Brings Vietnamese Bánh Mì And Coffee To This New Missouri Restaurant
A mother and daughter opening a restaurant together already gives this place a good story. Add bánh mì, Vietnamese coffee, and recipes tied to their own background, and it gets even better. This new Missouri spot serves stuffed sandwiches, noodle dishes, and specialty drinks with plenty of personality.
Developer alleges $1M in losses over social media posts about Springfield data project
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — A legal battle over a proposed Springfield digital infrastrucutre project centers on one question: Did another facility connected to the developer actually have two recent fire incidents? Trent Overhue and NSI, A. 1, LLC filed a lawsuit Aug. 27 in Wright County Circuit Court against Katherine Wiltse.
Ask Missouri Locals Where To Find The Best Cheesesteak And You’ll Hear 8 Different...
Missouri might be known for barbecue and toasted ravioli, but bring up cheesesteaks and the arguments start fast. Kansas City folks will point you one way, St. Louis fans another, and Springfield has opinions of its own. From late-night counters to a family steakhouse and even a barbecue joint, these...
SPD responds to ALPR guidance issued by the MO Department of Public Safety
The Department of Public Safety has published guidance for Missouri law enforcement agencies on best practices for the use of automated license plate readers or ALPRs. It’s the result of an executive order issued in September by Governor Mike Kehoe, which called for DPS to issue the guidance within 10 business days. DP
Former Missouri State Rep candidate pleads not guilty to drug distribution charges
Thomas Ross was in a federal courtroom in Springfield and pleaded not guilty.
Greene County roofer sentenced for defrauding customers
A Greene County roofing contractor was sentenced to five years of probation and ordered to pay more than $138,000 in restitution for 19 counts of deceptive business practices.
