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Emergency management officials urge everyone to prepare now for future disasters

Greene County Presiding Commissioner Bob Dixon recently proclaimed August as National Emergency Preparedness Month at a recent event at the Greene County Public Safety Center. "So may it be. August is National Emergency Management Awareness Month," said Dixon. "Thank you all for what you do." While the month is meant..
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A man from Springfield faces charges in Baxter County for cashing altered checks.

35-year-old Willie Thomas Clemmer Jr. is charged with felony forgery. Clemmer was arrested earlier this year on similar charges in Ozark and Douglas Counties. Last week, he was sentenced to ten years in the Missouri Department of Corrections but was given a suspended execution of sentence, meaning the jail time is put
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Locals Can’t Stop Raving About The Crab Cakes At This Unassuming Missouri Restaurant

There are restaurants you visit once and forget, and then there’s Storming Crab Seafood in Springfield, Missouri, the kind of place that takes up permanent residence in your memory and refuses to pay rent. The locals have been raving about the crab cakes here for long enough that it’s...
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Catch-a-Crook: Springfield man’s dirt bikes stolen from shed

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A Springfield man is asking for the public’s help after two dirt bikes were stolen from a locked shed behind his home on Benton Avenue last week. Jacob Holmes said he and his family were not home the night of Wednesday, Aug. 5, and he did not check on the bikes the following day. He discovered
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Springfield Public Schools enters second year of phone ban as Missouri mandate takes effect...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — As public and charter schools across Missouri prepare to enforce a new statewide bell-to-bell personal electronic device ban this school year, Springfield Public Schools (SPS) is already entering its second year under the policy. Under Missouri Senate Bill 68, signed into law in July 2025 by Governor
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Springfield’s National Night Out brings together first responders and the community

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - First responders will fill Meador Park in Springfield on Tuesday night for an evening full of making lasting connections. National Night Out is an event where police, fire, EMS, and other first responders invite the community to come out for fun activities, food, and conversation. When...
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Sculpture Walk Springfield expands its reach with new roundabout art project

Sculpture Walk Springfield is expanding its public art footprint with its 11th collection and a new project aimed at bringing art to several city roundabouts. Sculpture Walk Springfield is partnering with the Hatch Foundation, Community Foundation of the Ozarks and the City of Springfield on "ARTing AROUND," a project
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USA Archery Target Nationals and U.S. Open return to Springfield for second consecutive year

The 2026 USA Archery Target Nationals and U.S. Open will return to Springfield for a second consecutive year, with competition scheduled Aug. 12-15 at Betty & Bobby Allison Sports Town.
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Lawsuit: Springfield woman suffered broken collarbone after dispute over dog in yard

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — A Springfield woman is suing a Nixa man after she says a dispute over a dog being walked through her yard ended with her being shoved into a concrete pillar and suffering a broken collarbone. Sharon Mayo filed the lawsuit against William Young on Tuesday, Aug. 11, in Greene County Circuit Court. […]
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Leigh’s Lost and Found Digital Extra: Ozarks man goes above and beyond to help...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A Rescue One foster parent has gone above and beyond to improve a paralyzed dog’s quality of life. KY3’s Leigh Moody shares this inspirational story. Check out Leigh’s Lost and Found Facebook page by clicking here. To report a correction or typo, please...

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