New Paws, New Love: Adopt Dogs Today in Springfield, MO
Interested in adding a furry friend to your family? Even if you're just keen on viewing some of the cute critters available for adoption nearby, there are ample pets waiting for their forever homes in animal shelters throughout and around springfield.
Thousands of graves at Missouri State Veterans Cemetery in Springfield need wreaths
Thousands of veterans' graves at the Missouri State Veterans Cemetery-Springfield may not receive wreaths this Christmas due to a shortage of donations, with only 4,000 wreaths out of 10,000 donated so far.
Here are some tips for staying safe in the kitchen when preparing your holiday...
Unless they’re planning to have their Thanksgiving dinner catered, many people will be in the kitchen this Thursday and in the days leading up to the holiday. The Springfield Fire Department said Thanksgiving is consistently one of the busiest days of the year for cooking-related fires. And it said many of those...
Delaware neighbors get down and dirty in fall
The first two weekends in November were a VERY busy time in the Delaware neighborhood with the Bass Pro Marathon Cheering Challenge on Sunday, Nov. 2 and the Delaware/Rountree Neighborhoods Cleanup on Saturday, Nov. 8. The Delaware Pirates & Pixies were even more colorful and noisy than usual for the...
Black Friday 2025 hours for Springfield stores
Many stores in Springfield, Missouri will be open for Black Friday 2025, with hours varying by retailer from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.
Springfield man sentenced in kidnapping & assault case
Dinzel Jimmie Coble, 45, of Springfield, MO, was sentenced to seven years in prison for assault, kidnapping and burglary after breaking into his niece's estranged husband's home and beating him for about an hour.
The Trail of Tears and Southwest Missouri
Following the Indian Removal Act of 1830, Native Americans from the Southeast region of the United States began their forced migration to the government-mandated Indian Territory. On September 20, 1838, a group led by Cherokee leader Richard Taylor departed Tennessee with 1,029 people. On March 25, 1839, they arrived...
Pattern shift bring rainfall and winter cold
Fog and rain are expected to return to the Ozarks tonight and into Monday, with a major cooldown arriving just before Thanksgiving and lasting through the first week of December.
New Route 66 monument erected in Lawrence County, Missouri
A new Route 66 monument was recently erected along the Mother Road south of Miller in Lawrence County, Missouri. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held for the site last week. According to KY3 in nearby Springfield, the monument sits near the intersection of Highway 39 and Highway 96 (aka Route 66).
‘It was wild, just roaring’: Massive sinkhole takes over man’s driveway
EVERTON, Mo. (KY3/Gray News) – A massive sinkhole that opened up in a Missouri man’s driveway continues to grow, leaving the property owner searching for solutions to fill the expanding hole. Darel Oberbeck Jr. said he first spotted signs of the sinkhole outside his Everton home on Nov....

















