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Nixa, Mo., man taken into custody after shots-fired call, found to have federal deportation...

NIXA, Mo. (KY3) - A man was taken into custody Tuesday afternoon following a shots-fired call near a Nixa subdivision, after a foot pursuit and a standoff at a residence. Authorities later determined the man had a federal deportation order issued against him. Shots fired call and initial response. Christian...
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Immigrant in country illegally arrested after fleeing police in Christian County

A 20-year-old Honduran man was arrested at the Christian County Jail after allegedly fleeing police and entering a home in Christian County, Missouri.
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Mom ‘shopping for her birthday’ left her 3 babies home alone for over 24...

A woman in Missouri is accused of leaving her three babies alone for more than a day and then conceding after law enforcement got involved, "I'm so f—ed." The post Mom 'shopping for her birthday' left her 3 babies home alone for over 24 hours, with one found banging his head on the wall, cops say first appeared on Law
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Ozark Flood Fatalities, Parasite Outbreaks, and Police Dragnets: Missouri’s Week of Chaos: This Week...

Missouri is battling simultaneous emergencies: historic Ozark flash floods dumping 14 inches of rain, a surging cyclosporiasis parasitic outbreak with over 55 regional cases, and intensive state police sweeps in northern counties resulting in 14 major felony arrests. Top Stories in St. Louis and Missouri: Missouri Natu
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FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Permanent daylight saving time could help some workers

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) -The hum of lawnmowers and crews hard at work is a familiar sound of summer. But as the calendar moves forward, daylight steadily shrinks, and that can cut into the workday for businesses that rely on being outside. Jessie Edwards, who owns Edwards Lawn Service, said shorter...
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Parent reacts to upcoming pediatric outpatient center coming to the Ozarks

Cox Health and St. Louis Children's Hospital are partnering to build a new pediatric outpatient center in southwest Missouri, which is scheduled for completion in the summer of 2027.
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Power lines pose dangers during monsoon storms

Monsoon storms brought high winds and heavy rain Monday night. Austin Walker looks at the dangers that come from electrical lines during this weather.
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Springfield’s Genie Recon facility celebrates $11.5 million expansion plan

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A Springfield company that fixes construction lifts is getting a lot bigger. Right now, Genie Recon’s Springfield facility specializes in reconditioning boom lifts, and this new investment will allow it to expand to recondition a wider variety of models. The Missouri Department of Economic Deve
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Aurora man sentenced to 10 years for nine burglaries, related charges

AURORA, Mo. (KY3) -A Lawrence County man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to a series of burglaries and related crimes targeting businesses in and around Aurora. Chad Vierrether pleaded guilty to multiple charges stemming from nine break-ins that occurred late last year and earlier...
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Andy’s HQ proposal prompts council to consider new rules for future

Plans to move Andy's Frozen Custard out of downtown Springfield sparked additional debate about how to handle future developments during Springfield City Council's July 13 meeting. The Springfield-based company's development plan came before council during a public hearing , with council being asked to approve the use

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