Greene County Assessor extends deadline due to severe weather
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Due to the severe weather event that impacted Greene County on Tuesday, April 29, Greene County Assessor Brent Johnson has announced an extension of the 2025 personal property assessment deadline. The deadline has been extended to Friday, May 9. Personal property assessment lists are mailed in...
Crews use crane to remove tree from house in northern Greene County
On Your Side: Springfield Police warn of rising cryptocurrency scams after more than $1.2 million lost in 2024. In 2024, the Springfield Police Department received 53 reported cryptocurrency-related scams, total losses exceeding $1.2 million. Detectives from the department’s Financial Crimes Unit successfully...
City of Springfield advises residents on safe storm debris disposal
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — The City of Springfield and Greene County are working behind the scenes to expand operations for debris management as they continue to assess and respond to the damage left behind by Tuesday’s storm. Currently, for people living inside Springfield City limits, the best option for disposing of...
On Your Side: Springfield Police warn of rising cryptocurrency scams after more than $1.2...
Convenience store near Willard leans on the community for support after devastating storm damage. “I got to get out of this.” Flipped truck hedged in power cables during Greene County, Mo., severe storms. On Your Side's Ashley Reynolds reports. Paid sick leave set to go into effect in Missouri...
“Major” Route 66 sculpture planned near Rail Haven hotel in Springfield
City leaders in Springfield, Missouri, recently announced “a major sculpture” honoring Route 66 would be installed near the Best Western Route 66 Rail Haven hotel. According to KSPR-TV in Springfield, the $1 million project will commemorate the city being the so-called “birthplace of Route 66” in 1926.
KY3 Digital Extra: Rural doctor shortage impacting rural Missouri
Rick and Mike show us how to use the new Johnny Morris Bio Baits. Springfield’s Convoy of Hope asks for volunteers to pack food for storm victims. Springfield’s Convoy of Hope needs your help to help its neighbors in need.
‘I thought we were goners’; Nixa man recounts surviving EF-0 tornado
NIXA, Mo. — John Reppert says he worked for a power company for nearly 15 years, always responding to storms after the fact to help how he can. Tuesday, he found himself in the middle of a tornado. “I don’t ever want to do it again,” Reppert said. Reppert, who now owns Complete Diesel and […]
Timelapse captures moment storm hits downtown Springfield
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – A timelapse captured at the City Utilities of Springfield building shows the moment strong storms hit downtown Tuesday morning between 9 and 10 a.m. City Utilities is located at 301 E Central St., just south and east of where some of the worst storm damage was reported on Tuesday. CU is working […]
Rare roll cloud caught on camera during sunset
After a back-to-back days of thunderstorms, we were treated to a beautiful sight as the sun set. As the storms moved out, a roll cloud moved in. Known for their low and horizontal cylindrical shape, roll clouds are a type of arcus clouds that are commonly formed along the outflow boundary of thunderstorms. This roll...
Teen catches Missouri record fish at Lake Taneycomo
LAKE TANEYCOMO, Mo — Riley Isaacs, 17, etched his name in the record books earlier this month while bowfishing on Lake Taneycomo. The Missouri Department of Conservation says the Bradleyville native was caught a 2-pound, 3 ounce redear fish, also known as a sun perch. Isaacs set the record using the bowfishing method...
