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Springfield city leaders consider multi-million dollar bond for major company and a hold on...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Springfield City Council took up critical issues at a busy meeting Monday night. They ranged from multi-million-dollar projects to considering how to best plan for the future in technology. Councilmembers are considering the initial proposal for a new headquarters for Andy’s Frozen Custard. The
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Missouri’s chances of joining the two Buc-ee’s club

Missouri’s Buc-ee’s story is simple for now: one store is open, and the company has not publicly listed a second one. Buc-ee’s official location list shows Missouri’s only current store…
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Ozarks residents plan Springfield protest over data center concerns

Residents from across the Ozarks are expected to gather in Springfield to protest proposed data center developments and call for greater transparency from local leaders.
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City Utilities talks dam safety improvements following Lake Springfield tragedy

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Following the deaths of Sofie and Andrea Stawny, with their mother Taylor still missing, at Lake Springfield last week, City Utilities says they are looking at potential safety improvements for the dam. There has been a push from the community to implement new improvements there, with a petition circ
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Andy’s officially relocating headquarters in Springfield

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — The City Council approved a bill that gives Andy’s $32 million in bonds to build a new headquarters in the Queen City. This new headquarters will be built on the corner of East Division Street and Le Compte Road. The construction will take place in two phases, with the first focusing on […]
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Plenty to do at The Library to combat summer boredom

The Springfield-Greene County Library has the answer to summer boredom. The Summer Reading Program, Unearth a Story, is in full swing. Here are some great activities in the coming weeks to keep kids busy. Davidious the Dinosaur Excitement awaits with Mad Science! See an underwater volcano, mini explosions and the roar
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16 Drury Teams Earn GLVC Academic Awards

The Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) announced a record-breaking 219 teams from 20 schools have received the Team Academic All-GLVC award for maintaining a cumulative GPA of 3.30 or higher during the 2025-26 academic year. Drury University was recognized for having 16 teams honored, showcasing a commitment to acade
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Last week’s Springfield restaurant health code violations, June 15–19

Health code violations were found at 22 restaurants in Springfield, Missouri, including improper food storage temperatures, open employee beverages, and debris in walk-in coolers.
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‘Big shoes to fill’; The impact of Conor Browne inside and outside the courtroom

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Kaylie Browne says grief comes in waves. However, she says learning more about the impact her husband Conor made is helping. “I think the stories have actually been really helpful in starting the healing process and the most comforting thing to me is the Conor that I know, is the exact same […]
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Severe weather leaves nails, debris on roads in the Ozarks that can damage tires

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) -Severe weather is leaving an unexpected danger on local roads. Rainwater can wash nails and other sharp debris into the street and into tires. Roofing nails in particular, from construction debris or spilled supplies, are the main offenders. Removing a nail yourself will release air instantly, s

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