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City of Springfield selects Jason Gage as next city manager
Gage will replace retiring Greg Burris. → Read More
Local agencies say EpiPen shortage is an issue, but not a major problem
Industry experts say manufacturer Mylan is having problems keeping up with demand. So, hospitals and pharmacies have been relying on generic versions, which have now cause those supplies to dwindle. → Read More
Proposal would phase out electronic voting, require paper ballots for most Missouri voters
The proposal would phase out the use of electronic voting machines except for the case of disabled individuals. → Read More
Law changes could bring more work opportunities for freed convicted felons
They may have done their time. But, that doesn't mean those convicted of crimes and freed don't face some restrictions- ones that limit what kinds of jobs a person can and cannot do. → Read More
Chain-reaction crashes add up this winter in the Ozarks
The Missouri Highway Patrol cannot recall a time there were this many chain-reaction crashes in such a short amount of time. → Read More
PICTURES: Police investigate deadly shooting in west Springfield
Police say a man was shot dead outside a home in west Springfield. → Read More
Family sues driver in deadly crash on sidewalk of Springfield's Campbell Elementary
Lonnie Yeager faces no criminal charges in the case. → Read More
Fire departments of all sizes grapple with staffing shortage
One Ozarks fire chief says rural departments are in a crisis when it comes to finding and retaining volunteers. → Read More
Man killed by distracted driver is honored through highway designation
New road signs in the Strafford area honor a community member who lost his life in a crash in his hometown. → Read More
Greene County deputies shoot man who points gun at them
'This is the worst case scenario for the deputies and for all involved, really,' said Maj., Phil Corcoran. 'It's a tragic situation. A police officer never wants to have to take this action in their career.' → Read More
The "Bacon" debate: Marionville leaders say no to allowing therapy pigs
At least two therapy pigs reside with owners in Marionville, but city leaders say it's illegal. → Read More
Tax answers concerning new Wonders of Wildlife Museum and Aquarium
Just two weeks until the biggest attraction in Springfield opens to the world. → Read More
Great weather lays the road for great day at Birthplace of Route 66 Festival
The weather held up for another big day in downtown Springfield for the Birthplace of Route 66 Festival. → Read More
Shepherd of the Hills story told again in Branson
The new rides, restaurant, and amenities are supposed to be built starting in 2018. → Read More
New retail developments in Springfield closer to completion
Several shopping centers are under construction in the Springfield area → Read More
Springfield's Alamo Drafthouse hosts "soft opening" for movie-goers
Alamo Drafthouse is in the old Campbell 16 Theater on South Campbell. It took nearly a year to renovate. → Read More
VIDEO: City of Hollister waits, watches forecast for next rainmaker
KY3's Mike Landis reports on how the city of Hollister is preparing for the risks for more flooding. → Read More
5 p.m. report: West Plains starts cleaning up flooding mess
Flooding on Saturday devastated the community. → Read More
Fat cats and diabetic dogs: Report highlights growing pet problems
Friday's sunny afternoon was a chance to run with the big dogs. Shawn Schoonover brought his two pooches to Cruse Dog Park. "We bring them up here two or three times a week," he said. "Let them run, play with the other dogs wear them out so they act better at home." But, it seems these days fewer pet owners are getting their dogs enough exercise- or feeding them right. A new report by Banfield… → Read More