Springfield intersection improvements starting next week
The City of Springfield will begin construction on a series of intersection improvements this summer to enhance traffic operations and pedestrian accessibility, with a total cost of $1.8 million and an expected completion date of December.
Springfield man arrested for attacking officers, drug possession in traffic stop
Terrence Courtney Jr. was arrested after resisting arrest and fighting with officers during a traffic stop, and was found to be in possession of a controlled substance.
SHOW ME Neighborhood Art Month highlights art across Missouri during June
Through the SHOW ME Neighborhood Art Month program, artists can register their work on the SHOW ME Neighborhood Art site. By doing so, it allows them to be placed on the interactive digital map and to be entered in competitions for both regional and best-of-show awards. “Springfield gets to take...
Missouri income tax phase-out on ballot as revenue falls
Missouri voters will decide in August whether to phase out the state's income tax, despite a new report showing state revenue is declining and corporate tax revenues are down 21 percent for the year.
Springfield man arrested in Douglas County assault case
DOUGLAS COUNTY, Mo. — A Springfield man has been arrested for allegations of a physical altercation in Douglas County on Tuesday, June 9. Tremane Courtney, born in 2006, has been charged with second-degree assault, second-degree robbery, endangering the welfare of a child creating substantial risk and attempting to tam
Sorsby decision outrages, unites sports world; MSU ‘monitoring’ situation
SPRINGFIELD–The sports world rarely, if ever, agrees on ANYTHING, especially if you’ve been on social media. However, in the last 24 hours, the vast majority of sports fans have been united by their outrage over Monday’s ruling, by a Texas judge, that cleared the way for Texas Tech quarterback, Brendan Sorsby, to play
Springfield neighbors call for changes to storm water drainage system after severe flooding
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — After the large amounts of flooding that hit Springfield on June 8, some residents in the Southeast side are wanting changes to be made to their storm drainage. The storm inlet in Eugene Field Park near Brentwood currently has a restriction plate installed, a frame often used to manage flow of water
Springfield’s musical road is causing some headaches for neighbors
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - An interactive exhibit, meant to celebrate the 100th birthday of the Mother Road, is causing headaches for some neighbors in east Springfield. “Well, I’m a musician, so I kind of like any idea of music,” said David Smith. “I like all the traditional Route 66, Chuck Berry style stuff.”
Catch-a-Crook: Greene County deputies looking for copper wire thieves
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - The Greene County Sheriff’s Office is searching for two people who deputies say cut copper wiring from a utility pole outside a business north of Springfield. The theft happened on May 25 around 11 p.m. at a storage unit facility near where the Frisco Trail...
Lights Seen Over Springfield, Missouri Before Reported Boom
Someone in Springfield, Missouri recently saw strange lights moving in unison followed by loud booms.

















