Springfield MO

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Rat rods rolled into Springfield on Tuesday night, drawing dozens of people to get a look at them. More than 150 of the weathered and worn-down vehicles are taking part in the annual rat rod tour, which is taking them through four cities in five days.

The Springfield Fire Department responded to a fire at the Springfield Iron & Metal scrap yard on West Locust Street, causing traffic delays on Kansas Expressway.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) -The Springfield-Greene County Health Department is asking Springfield City Council for up to $500,000 in opioid settlement money to identify gaps in the mental health and substance use service system and find ways to better connect people with available resources. The money would come from opioi

The Webb City Cardinals are going to Ozark this Friday to get their third win. The 1-1 Ozark Tigers lost their first game at home, 49-23, against Neosho before going to Willard for a 48-12 win. It was during their first game in front of the home crowd last week...

A cold front bringing rain and cooler temperatures is expected to move across the Ozarks today, with warmer weather forecast for the upcoming weekend.

“I consider that this is the greatest thing I have ever done in all my life,” Smith told a Springfield newspaper after his arrest.

ROGERSVILLE, Mo. — This week’s Friday night matchup between Logan-Rogersville and the Carl Junction isn’t the only thing worth talking about! Every week, I will be hitting the road to uncover hometown favorites that make each community special in our new special, Hidden Gems. This week, I traveled to Rogersville, Misso

The Tigers beat Parkview 3-1 on the road Tuesday night.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - September is National Suicide Prevention Month. Matthew “Whiz” Buckley, a Navy F/A-18 fighter pilot, adversary Topgun graduate and combat veteran, spoke about his experience with trauma and loss, and the broader veteran suicide crisis. Buckley said the transition from flying fighter jets to civ

The City of Springfield has been engaging with the public on concerns over data centers and potential city policy regulating their construction. City Utilities has been a part of those conversations. Amy Derdall is Chief Financial & Supply Chain Officer for CU. She says they’ve been preparing a large load...