Springfield MO

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - We’re getting closer to being able to take a walk across Springfield’s historic Jefferson Avenue footbridge; something no one’s been able to do for more than a decade. Sydnie Myers, the owner of Serendipity on Commercial Street and a Commercial Street board member,...

The best chance for any heavy rain will occur tonight near and south of I-44.

As Republic Schools welcome the community to tour the new Republic Activity Center this evening, we’ve got a sneak peek! Thanks to Assistant Superintendent of Operations Jason Perkins, Communications Director Nikki Faith, and Activities Director Trevyor Fisher for their help with the tour.

After setting records as the warmest September ever recorded, the region prepares for cooler temperatures and widespread rainfall from an incoming tropical storm starting Thursday.

Fabric people know this can get out of hand fast. One quilt shop turns into three, then five, and suddenly you are planning an entire Missouri road trip around bolts of fabric. Every fall, this shop joins the All Missouri Shop Hop, a two-month event that sends quilters crisscrossing the...

Right now, somewhere in Springfield, Missouri, there’s a museum full of rare and incredible automobiles that most people in this state have never visited, and that situation needs to change immediately. The Route 66 Car Museum on West College Street is one of those places that makes you feel...

As in most rural regions, fairs and festivals are a core part of Ozarks culture. What they recognize differs depending on the place, but regardless of whether it’s about apples or apple butter or pumpkins or old-time music, they share a common factor: People who make them possible in support of community good.

Three Springfield Public Schools graduates were inducted into the district's Hall of Fame on September 30 to honor their personal and professional achievements.

Every Saturday morning, cars fill a mall parking lot in southern Missouri, and the reason has nothing to do with shopping for shoes. Loaves cooling on folding tables, cakes made with real fruit and never a can, and rows of local farmers greeting familiar faces keep the crowd coming back week after week.

Months after a lawsuit was filed challenging a rezoning for a new subdivision outside Willard, the case is finally moving forward. In June, Greene County Commission approved the rezoning of 14.3 acres of vacant property northeast of the intersection of North State Highway AB and State Highway EE. Shortly after, Larry a