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You’ll Want To Drive To This Incredible Missouri Farm Where You Can Pick Buckets...

There are very few things in this world that can make a grown adult sprint toward a row of plants with a bucket in hand, but Missouri Berries in Republic, Missouri is absolutely one of them. If you haven’t been, you’re missing out on one of the most genuinely joyful...
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On Your Side: BBB investigation finds lax regulations let scammers exploit legal tools to...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (Edited News Release/KY3) - A new Better Business Bureau investigation finds that weak regulations are allowing scammers to exploit legal tools and technology to steal billions of dollars from consumers each year. More than half of Americans encounter a scam every day, according to BBB data, and Scam..
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FALL FESTIVALS: Check out the list of 2026 fall festivals

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Fall is for festivals in the Ozarks. Check out the list of festivals, sunflower patches, and pumpkin patches across the Ozarks. If you would like your festival added, click here: https://www.ky3.com/page/weekend-events/. Look for updates throughout the fall. Sunflower Patches:. 7 C’s Winery, Wa
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Rapid Robert’s to donate money for every gallon of fuel sold for Springfield schools

Rapid Robert's has partnered with Springfield Public Schools, Hiland Dairy, and Ozarks Coca-Cola/Dr. Pepper Bottling Company to launch a fundraising campaign starting August 28.
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Missouri’s ‘Food is Medicine’ Act takes effect Friday, aims to help Medicare and Medicaid...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A new law called the “Food is Medicine” Act takes effect Friday, Aug. 28, establishing a program to help pay for nutritional food for people on Medicare and Medicaid. The law shares its name with a program Ozarks Food Harvest launched earlier this year.
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Six protesters arrested for trespassing after sit-in at Greene County Sheriff’s Office

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (Edited News Release/KY3) - Deputies arrested six protesters for trespassing after conducting a sit-in at the Greene County Sheriff’s Office. On Aug. 26, 2026, several individuals entered the main lobby of the Greene County Sheriff’s Office and said they were conducting a sit-in protest. They remained
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Springfield’s Convoy of Hope responds to deadly Nepal-China mudslide that has killed at least...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Convoy of Hope is responding to a mudslide and flash flooding along the border of Nepal and China that has killed at least 360 people, with hundreds more missing as search and rescue efforts continue. The mudslide resulted from a glacial collapse that registered as a...
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On Your Side: Springfield fast-food workers say their paychecks bounced, still waiting to be...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Several Springfield fast-food workers are out of a job and struggling to make ends meet after they say their paychecks bounced. While McDonald’s is a global brand, these specific workers are employed and paid by a local franchisee, MakShines, Inc., which took over three Springfield locations a
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Missouri State business school dean to retire after 37-year career

Missouri State University’s College of Business will begin a leadership transition after Dean David Meinert announced plans to retire Dec. 31, concluding nearly 37 years of service at the university. The retirement was announced by the university, according to a community announcement. Meinert has led the College of Bu
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Watching for a few severe storms

A few storms with high wind are possible this afternoon and evening, targeting areas south of Springfield.

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