Springfield Police arrest two following early-morning crash
Two people were arrested following a two-vehicle crash early Monday morning in Springfield, Missouri, that left three individuals with minor injuries.
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Ozark Empire Fair enforces clear bag policy this year
The Ozark Empire Fairgrounds opens for its first weekend of the summer, and fairgrounds officials are enforcing a clear bag policy as part of their security plan.
Rare albino fawn spotted in Missouri
GREENE COUNTY, Mo., (KBSI) — A rare albino fawn was recently captured on a driver’s dashboard camera in Greene County, according to the Missouri Department of Conservation. John Flanders recorded the video earlier this month and submitted it to the department. MDC officials estimate that about one in...
Terry and Julie Morris are Trying New Things, Sticking With the Old
Terry and Julie Morris drove in from Crane, Missouri, towing a piece of 1970s history behind them, and by the time I clipped a lapel mic on for the first time — trying new things, right, that’s what Route 66 does to you — they were already deep into the kind of easy, group-camp-out contentment that comes from doing som
Republic man sentenced in federal court after Lawrence County Standoff
A Republic man has been sentenced to more than nine years in prison after a federal case involving a standoff with police. Phillip Curtis, was in a standoff with authorities that lasted more than 8 hours. A release from the U.S. Department of Justice states that Curtis, who had multiple...
I-44 marks 70 years since Missouri’s first interstate construction contract
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - 70 years ago, Missouri awarded its first construction contract under the new interstate highway program along the corridor that became Interstate 44. The anniversary arrived quietly — without the songs, neon signs or road-trip romanticism that have long surrounded its older neighbor, Route 66,
Caring for Loved Ones at Home: Dr. Carlita Vasser Highlights 15 Years of At...
Dr. Carlita Vasser, CEO and Founder of At Home Care, appeared on The Bernie Hayes Show to discuss the vital role of in-home care services for seniors, pediatric patients, and disabled adults. Celebrating 15 years of operations across Missouri—including locations in Ferguson, Kansas City, and Springfield—At Home Care of
Police investigate accidental shooting involving armed juvenile in Springfield
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Officers report that a juvenile has been hospitalized after an accidental self-inflicted gunshot wound in Springfield on Saturday, Aug. 1. Springfield police tell Ozarks First the incident began around 9 p.m. when officers attempted a traffic stop near N. Campbell Ave. and W. Olive St. Law enforcemen
Annual summer fair brings community together on Springfield’s Commercial Street
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) -Commercial Street in Springfield was the place to be for summer fun on Saturday. The C-Street City Market hosted their annual summer fair. It offered a fun spot for the family, with free ice pops for the first 100 kids to show up. There was also a watermelon eating contest, water balloon toss, p
