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Ozarks traffic officials share tips during National Teen Driver Safety Week

Sunday marked the start of Teen Driver Safety Week. The focus is to protect the newest and youngest drivers when on the road.

Springfield, MO · 18d
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Two Weeks Left to Register for Missouri’s Governor’s Conference on Natural Resources

Time is running out to register for the Governor’s Conference on Natural Resources! There are only two weeks left - registration closes Oct. 30. The Governor’s Conference on Natural Resources will be held Nov. 16-17 at the White River Conference Center in Springfield. Learn more about the future...

Missouri · 18d
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KY3

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Missouri Fan Fest bringing many fans together this weekend

Springfield, MO · 20d

Springfield News-Leader

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As a doctor who cared for Springfield for decades, Fogle has my vote

I spent 37 years practicing medicine here in Springfield. My wife Susan was an oncology nurse for 17 years. We know how critical it is for families to have good healthcare when they need it, and we also know that it doesn’t matter one bit how good the healthcare is if you can’t afford to pay for it. That’s why we’re voting for Betsy Fogle for state Senate. I first met Betsy when I got involved in the push for Medicaid expansion. As a social worker, she connected folks in Springfield with community health services — some of the same patients who visited me after trips to the emergency department with strokes, organ failure, and severe disabilities that could have been prevented had they had gotten timely care. Betsy has always believed it’s not enough to make sure someone has good medical coverage; they also need access to dental and mental health care, as well as healthy food and housing. In fact, her experiences working with patients at Jordan Valley Community Health Center made her realize that politicians weren’t listening to the real needs of our community, and that she needed to take her advocacy to the state capitol. Since

Springfield, MO · 21d

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At This Missouri Museum, You Get To Climb Into The Cockpits Of Legendary Warplanes

A real AH-1 Cobra helicopter sits in a back room, and kids are allowed to climb inside. Right beside it waits a T-33 jet trainer with an open seat in its flight deck, too. The building looks small from the street. Visitors keep saying the same thing, though: it feels way bigger once you get inside.

Springfield, MO · 20d

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Springfield ‘No Kings’ rally Saturday shifts focus to early voting

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — With November midterm elections less than three weeks away, a Springfield activist group is turning its next “No Kings” rally toward the ballot box. Greater Springfield Indivisible will host a “No Kings: Vote Early” rally from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17, at 1850 E. Division Street.  The event is part […]

Springfield, MO · 22d

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Springfield City Utilities offers tips as the heating season begins

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Cooler weather means switching from air conditioning to furnaces, and rising fuel and electricity costs could make heating homes more expensive this year. Jamie Presley, with Springfield City Utilities, said residents should first make sure their furnace is in good condition. Presley said it is also...

Springfield, MO · 21d

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Spencer Station on Route 66, Spencerfest!

SPENCER, Mo. (KOAM/KJFX) - To celebrate 100 years of Route 66 this weekend, Saturday, October 17, 2026, folks will gather along an original stretch of concrete in Lawrence County at Spencer Station . They are calling it ' Spencerfest .'

Lawrence County, MO · 22d

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Candidates for Missouri Senate District 20 address Amendment 3, priorities and more

Candidates for Missouri Senate District 20 are Lori Rook and Sean Falconer. Candidates were interviewed by Emily Fessler with the League of Women Voters of Southwest Missouri, one of the nonpartisan organizations that make up the Informed Voter Coalition. Emily Fessler: Our first candidate is Lori Rook. Thank you so...

Missouri · 23d

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Ozarks Life: Dadeville man follows his dream to Nashville

DADEVILLE, Mo. (KY3) - Dadeville’s Jacob King comes from a musical family. But his instrument of choice is a contraption that uses his entire body to play. “Two feet and two knees,” Jacob said about the steel guitar, “all your limbs are in action. They’re all at work. And they all have to be coordinated together.”

Dadeville, MO · 22d

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Hollister hosts Grape and Fall Festival

Hollister hosted one of their biggest events of the year last weekend on Downing Street in downtown. The Hollister Grape and Fall festival returned Saturday, October 10, and saw a day full of vivacious violet-themed celebrations. Festivities for the day began promptly at 9:00 am with the Color Me Grape...

Hollister, MO · 22d

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Flu season is underway, and public health officials are urging prevention

As flu season begins, the Missouri Department of Health and Human Services is urging people to get their flu shots. The week of September 27th, there were 150 flu cases reported in Missouri, some in Greene County. The administrator of the Springfield-Greene County Health Department’s Division of Communicable Disease Prevention,...

Greene County, MO · 22d

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Missouri State University breaks ground again with upcoming construction project

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) -Missouri State University prepares for more groundbreaking construction as the McDonald renovation begins. Beginning October 15, construction will start on portions of McDonald Arena to prepare for the McDonald renovation project. The pedestrian sidewalk along Kings Avenue will be shut down to pedestrians from Madison Street to...

Springfield, MO · 23d

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Carthage Hispanic leader seeks to give back through service

He may not be a Carthage native, but his love for the "Maple Leaf City" and his family is what drove Juan Topete to not only run for city council, but win.

Carthage, MO · 23d

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Missouri Department of Agriculture hosts livestock trailer rollover training in Springfield

The Missouri Department of Agriculture hosted training on Friday for crashes involving livestock trailers on highways.

Springfield, MO · 21d

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Three measles cases reported in southwest Missouri; total in the state for the year rises to 14

WRIGHT COUNTY, Mo. — The Wright County Health Department reported three cases of measles, making a total of 14 cases within the state this year. According to data from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, nine of the 14 measles cases recorded this year are within Ozarks First’s coverage area. There were three reported cases in Benton County, three in Greene and now three in Wright.

Wright County, MO · 23d

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More Than Three Million Square Feet Of Warehouses Sit 100 Feet Beneath This Missouri City

There is an entire warehouse district under Missouri that most people will never see. What started as a limestone mine eventually became millions of square feet of storage, refrigeration, roads, loading docks, and rail access underground. The space stays around sixty-two degrees naturally, which makes it especially useful for companies...

Springfield, MO · 26d

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The Special Olympics Missouri state outdoor games return to Springfield

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - The Special Olympics Missouri state outdoor games return to Springfield this weekend, bringing thousands of athletes, coaches, and spectators to the Queen City. Four different fields will host Bocce, tennis, golf, softball, and flag football. Bocce was played Friday and has the largest number of athletes...

Springfield, MO · 21d

KOLR10 News

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Lettuce go to court: Rogersville couple sues Taco Bell over alleged parasite

ROGERSVILLE, Mo. — One Rogersville couple’s complaint about Taco Bell has gone well beyond the drive-thru — and into court.  A Rogersville couple has taken the operator of a local Taco Bell to court, alleging a Crunchwrap Supreme purchased in July contained lettuce contaminated with a microscopic parasite. Dustin Reynolds and his wife, Anna Reynolds, […]

Rogersville, MO · 23d

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Monett City Council advances projects

The Monett City Council advanced a variety of plans during its meetings in September. Following up on an earlier request by the First United Methodist Church, council members approved creating the North Methodist Rolling Acres minor subdivision. The action divided the church’s approximately 70 acres into four sections, positioning a possible sale of land.

Monett, MO · 21d