Linda Russell
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Fire critically injures 2 children in Springfield, Mo. home
A neighbor tells KY3 he ran inside the burning house to try to save the two preschool-aged kids, a boy and a girl. But could not find them. → Read More
Firefighters offer free window ladders to homeowners in north Springfield
The department received 50 of these ladders with funding from a FEMA fire prevention and safety grant. → Read More
Volunteers expect more men at shelter as temperatures drop in Springfield
Monday night, the shelter housed 90 men. And two nights last week the totals nearly reached 100. Volunteers expect that same amount of men Tuesday night. → Read More
Fellow Ozarks bull rider remembers the late Mason Lowe
Mason Lowe grew up in Exeter, Mo. Lowe was ranked No. 18 in the world in the PBR, Professional Bull Riders circuit. → Read More
Community Partnership of the Ozarks focusing opioid fight on education for realtors, veterinarians
The latest grant will help them reach many people in the community, but it will specifically target realtors and veterinarians. → Read More
Pregnant mother struck by car in Marshfield, Mo. recovering at home
A driver struck Alexis Skiles, 19, while she was walking along Church Street Monday. → Read More
Branson School District investigates 2 social media threats
The school district added extra security at Branson Junior High Tuesday. → Read More
Springfield family brings to new life abandoned building in Grant Beach Neighborhood
The Raders have been renovating the nearly 15,000 square foot building for about the past year. → Read More
Missouri Highway Patrol warns about the dangers of railroad crossings
Missouri State Highway Patrol is highlighting 'Operation Clear Track' this week as part of 'Rail Safety Week.' → Read More
County clerks expect voter turn out to be higher than past primaries
County clerks report a steady stream of voters across the Ozarks. → Read More
Springfield's Yardwaste Recycling Center changes pricing
The tree branches are piling up after last week's high winds. → Read More
Company demonstrates new non-lethal weapon for police in Springfield
Wrap Technologies demonstrated a tool called the Bola Wrap. → Read More
Branson visitors and residents gather at lake shore as duck boat raised
As the duck boat was brought up from the bottom of Table Rock Lake today, many came to the area just to see what they could and reflect on the tragedy and lives lost. → Read More
Patient arrested after making threats to VA Clinic in Mount Vernon, Mo.
Police put the clinic on lockdown Tuesday after a threatening call was made to a doctor. → Read More
Springfield's City Utilities considering construction of new marina
The primary purpose for Fellows Lake is drinking water for the city of Springfield. But the marina has also been a part of it for about 60 years. → Read More
VIDEO/PICTURES: Protestors ask for justice in Buffalo, Mo. 2 months after child's death
The protestors outside the office of Barbara Viets are holding signs and chanting things like 'Justice for Kinzlea.' → Read More
Want to start a drone business? Missouri State University to offer classes
If you are caught using your drone and not complying with FAA rules, the agency could fine you up to $27,500, and that is just a civil penalty. → Read More
Missouri Governor Mike Parson signs law impacting 911 service
The governor signed House bill 1456 into law at the Greene County Public Safety Center Friday morning. → Read More
State and local leaders tour reopened Bolivar Tracker Marine plant
The plant reopened in 2018 after closing several years ago. → Read More
Cox College students in Springfield participate in video pilot program
Cox College just started using Arc Media a few months ago. → Read More