9 Old-Fashioned Missouri Diners Where You Can Still Get A Full Meal For Only...
Want to find great value at old-fashioned diners in Missouri?. These 9 classic restaurants offer huge portions and wallet-friendly meals!. 1. Alli’s Family Restaurant (Springfield) You can’t miss the cheerful pink building that houses one of Springfield’s best breakfast bargains. Alli’s Family Restaurant proves that you don’t...
Missouri Man Arrested in Undercover Operation Targeting Online Crimes Against Children
A Missouri man has been arrested and is facing multiple charges after an undercover operation in Virginia aimed at stopping the online exploitation of minors. The Warren County Sheriff’s Office said its investigative team launched the operation on Feb. 6, 2026, to identify people using the internet to contact and solicit minors. During the operation, an investigator posed as a girl under 15.
ICE detainer filed after killing of Springfield 15-year-old; press conference set
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Federal immigration authorities say they have lodged a detainer against an 18-year-old charged in the killing of 15-year-old Miles Young, as several southwest Missouri officials prepare to address the case Friday morning in Springfield. The federal immigration action comes a day before a planned press conference on the steps of the Historic […]
Vote now for the Photo of the Week
Vote now in the Play It Again Sports Photo of the Week contest. Each week, we will nominate photos taken by O-Zone and nominate them for the Photo of the Week. The winner will receive a free photo courtesy of Play It Again Sports. See previous winners at the bottom. Winners can contact Mike Scott ([email protected]) about getting their photo.
SoundCheck: From Shanatalie to the Shandies, how to name a band and other lessons...
Folk duo the Shandies will celebrate 10 years of being a band next month in May. In this episode of SoundCheck, Shannon Stine and Natalie Wlodarczyk reflect on what it was like naming the band and where the path of music has taken them together - including a trip to Japan and opening for the Ozark Mountain Daredevils.
Latest in Alzheimer’s research and treatment will be the topic of a Springfield event...
A top official at the Alzheimer’s Association will be in Springfield this week to share insights into groundbreaking dementia research and treatment. Dr. Christopher Weber, the organization’s senior director of Global Scientific Initiatives, will be the keynote speaker at a panel discussion Thursday night, April 9, from 6 to 8 at the Library Center.
🎁 Freebies Up for Grabs in Nixa — Wood, Furniture & More
Looking for something useful around town? Nixa neighbors are giving away a few great free items this week — from solid furniture to fresh-cut wood and even some friendly farm animals.
Buffalo PD: Witness calls 911 after spotting child alone in SUV outside Dollar Tree
BUFFALO, Mo. — A young child was found crying alone in a parked SUV outside a Dollar Tree while the father was inside the store for about 16 minutes, according to a police report. Online court records say Austin Kory Lane Craig, born in 2003, of Marshfield, is charged with first-degree child endangerment creating a […]
Council hears comments on the ‘1st amended and restated’ redevelopment plan for Kearney Street...
Springfield City Council held a public hearing Monday for the first amended and restated redevelopment plan for the Kearney Street Corridor Redevelopment area. The City had a market study done in 2017 to determine the best ways to spur redevelopment on Kearney from Glenstone to Kansas Expressway. "Findings from that...
Alberta’s Hotel: Springfield’s Route 66 safe haven during Jim Crow era
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Alberta Northcutt Ellis, a Springfield native and former owner of Alberta’s Hotel, provided Black travelers along Route 66 a safe, reliable, and welcoming place to stay during the Jim Crow era. Ellis and her family ran the hotel on North Benton while she also worked...

















