Jury finds New York man guilty in Missouri drug conspiracy
A federal jury in New York City has convicted Ahmaad Jarvis, 39, on multiple felony counts tied to a drug trafficking conspiracy involving fentanyl and methamphetamine. Jarvis was found guilty of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine, conspiracy to distribute fentanyl, unlawful use of a communications device,...
Queen City Shout celebrates 15 years of arts and community impact
Over the years, the Queen City Shout Festival has raised more than $120,000 for local poverty relief organizations. Organizers say this milestone year continues the festival’s two-fold mantra, celebrate the arts and support poverty relief. The event originally began at Borders bookstore, formerly located in Primrose...
Northern lights could make a surprise appearance this weekend
A geomagnetic storm watch has been issued by the Space Weather Prediction Center, increasing the chances of seeing auroras in parts of the Ozarks. The northern lights may become visible for Missouri and Arkansas this weekend due to a coronal mass ejection.
Former Aurora Police Corporal sues city for retaliatory termination
LAWRENCE COUNTY, Mo. (KOAM) -- A former Aurora Police Corporal is suing the City for alleged retaliatory termination.
Springfield health inspector finds mouse feces, chef not washing hands
Springfield-Greene County Health Department inspectors found a chef not washing their hands between tasks and mouse feces in a storage area during this week's restaurant inspections. Ohana Japanese Steakhouse, 310 W. Battlefield Road, had four priority violations and four non-priority violations during its March 11...
You Haven’t Truly Experienced Missouri Until A Fresh-Baked Roll Has Been Hurled In Your...
If your idea of Missouri dining involves quiet conversations and carefully plated food, Lambert’s Café in Ozark is about to blow your mind and possibly hit you in the face with bread. This is not your typical restaurant experience, and that’s exactly the point. Lambert’s has built...
U.S. Justice Department announces over 100 charges in federal investigation in Southwest Missouri
Operation Spring Cleaning resulted in the arrest of 101 defendants in southwest Missouri on federal charges of firearm, narcotics, and sex offenses, as well as the seizure of 141 firearms and over 300 pounds of drugs.
Greene County man charged for gaming machines; Supplier pushes back
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Local and state officials on Tuesday announced Greene County’s first criminal charges tied to gaming machines, stepping up a crackdown on devices Springfield police say have continued to spread despite hundreds of citations. Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway joined Springfield Police...
Ozark voters to decide on charter commission April 7
On April 7, residents of Ozark will vote on whether to form a charter commission to draft a city charter. If approved, the proposed charter would go before voters again in 2027 for final consideration.
On Your Side Recall Alert: Ford recalls more than 800,000 vehicles over rearview camera...
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Ford is recalling more than 800,000 vehicles, regulators say. The recall includes 2021 to 2026 Broncos and 2021 to 2024 Edges. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says its rearview cameras don’t always show images as intended. A software update should fix the issue, the...

















