Springfield MO

Routine inspections of food service establishments in Springfield, Republic, and Rogersville revealed a total of 26 priority and 25 nonpriority violations, with the most common issues being temperature control and food labeling.

Malaki Lonnell Fain-Shaw, 18, faces multiple charges for his involvement in a fight outside of Springfield's Hotel of Terror, including first-degree trespassing, third and fourth-degree assault, and first-degree terrorist threat.

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Below is the All-Big 8 softball team as voted on and submitted by the coaches. NOTE: All information is posted as submitted. Pitcher OY Abby Jamros-Seneca & Kilee Wilson-Monett. COY Jordan Savage-Cassville.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) -Convoy of Hope is on the ground in Jamaica, distributing relief supplies to people in need. Hurricane Melissa hit the island as a devastating Category 5 hurricane. 60 people have died in the Caribbean from this storm. Power outages are impacting more than 70% of Jamaica. Convoy...

This article contains content summarized with AI. Learn more. Springfield’s second weekend of November is stacked: the revived Veterans Day Parade downtown, symphonic Copland at Hammons Hall, MSU sports, and niche markets at the fairgrounds. We scanned schedules and traffic notes so you don’t have to. Look for the...

DIGGINS, MO – A major project to upgrade a dangerous four-mile section of U.S. 60 through Webster County is well underway. In recent weeks, MoDOT contractors have started work to improve traffic flow and safety between Fordland and Diggins. The result will be the elimination of multiple intersections and the...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - With thousands of families losing their SNAP benefits during the government shutdown, the Better Business Bureau has a warning about scammers taking advantage of people who want to help. Social media is a great way to stay in contact with friends and family. But sometimes, people...

Due to the challenges facing SNAP recipients and others impacted by the ongoing federal government shutdown, City Utilities of Springfield (CU) is offering additional options to help ease the strain on affected customers.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — The Springfield City Utilities (CU) has announced plans to support residents who may be impacted by SNAP challenges. According to a CU press release, customers will see additional options from the department following the continued federal government shutdown. “We understand this unexpected...