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Your Friday Morning News Update with Maria Neider
Items: Search for robbery suspect, Hurricane victim wins Powerball and Brandon's Mother's Day forecast. More
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Money Week: Expiration dates are not all created equal
Expiration dates are everywhere. We wanted to know if they really promote safety or just manufacturers’ bottom lines.
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One of Springfield Cardinals' best ambassadors has worst seat in stadium
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New movies are 'Iron Man' and 'Speed Racer'
Last weekend showed people were ready for the blockbusters. More
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Dental records confirm bones belonged to missing woman
Tracie Wahwassuck disappeared in April 2007 in Laclede County. Her boyfriend is the last person to report seeing her alive. More
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Shooting kills woman near Winona
Man arreseted, charged in connection with death of Diane Ledgerwood More
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Soggy spring soaks fields and farmers' potential profits
Kip Cullers of Stark City can only wait as water covers his fields where crops should be growing. More
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Money Week: Experts advise teaching kids good spending habits early
Ozark High School students are required to take a personal finance class. Experts say similar lessons can start with infants. More
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Man says robber shot him at car wash in random act
Police remained at the car wash on the southeast side of Springfield for several hours. More
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Money dries up for more Springfield storm water drainage projects
A drainage problem in Sandra Moore's backyard is just one of about 2,500 drainage problems that the city has identified. More
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Father of missing troubled woman: 'She was still my little girl'
Remains found in Laclede County likely those of missing woman More
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Money Week: Planning lets shopper walk out of stores with free stuff
These tough economic times have more people looking for ways to save money. We found an expert who knows how to get things free. More
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Congregation of small, historic church faces rebuilding decision
Mt. Olive United Methodist Church north of Marionville has stood the test of time for 107 years but couldn't stand up to a flash of lightning. More
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Endoscope used for brain surgery
Certain surgery for brain involves less cutting More
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1858-2008: SPD marks 150 years of service and protection
Police Chief Lynn Rowe and others celebrated the department's sesquicentennial at the Old Calaboose just west of Park Central Square. More
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Money Week: Small savings can add up each month -- painlessly
Most Americans could cut several hundred dollars from their usual expenses without making any big sacrifices. More
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Fire damages historic church in Lawrence County (RAW VIDEO)
Four fire departments fought a fire at Mount Olive United Methodist Church off Missouri 14 north of Marionville. More
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KY3 Rewind to 2007: Woman disappears in Laclede County
Law enforcement officers looked for a woman who disappeared after her boyfriend says she and he went hunting for arrowheads. More
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Remains found in Laclede County likely belonged to missing woman
No one has reported seeing Tracie Wahwassuck since her boyfriend says she and he went hunting for arrowheads on April 13, 2007. More
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Custom jewelry can make great gift
It can put kids close to mom's heart. More
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Springfield School District considers notification system
If approved, the system could be in place by the fall. More
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Your Wednesday morning news update with Maria Neider
Items: Human remains found, Arkansas mayor goes to court and Brandon Beck's forecast. More
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Zimmerman gets win as Cardinals beat Travelers on Tuesday
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Obama closer to nomination, Clinton vows to keep fighting
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Money Week: Tips on finding brand name clothing bargains
Here are some ways you can save hundreds of dollars while shopping for clothing. More
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Size of economic stimulus check depends on income and other factors
You might not get as much from the federal government as you think you should. To figure what your stimulus check might be, click here. More
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Obama takes North Carolina; Clinton narrowly wins Indiana
Open this report to see Obama's full 21-minute speech on Tuesday evening. More
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Two men charged in Christian County may have scammed firms in six states
Investigators say David Wendel and Kenneth Mitan tried to rip off the owner of D and E Plumbing and Heating in Nixa.
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Survey finds support for more guns at MSU
About one-third of the people who answered a survey favor allowing faculty, staff and students to carry guns on campus. More
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MSU alert system fails test; messages got delayed
The system is designed to let students, staff and faculty know about an emergency situation in a matter of minutes. More
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Prosecutor seeks death penalty for murder of Rowan Ford
Chris Collings (left) and David Spears are charged with first-degree murder, rape and statutory rape in Barry County. More
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Lucas Grabeel urges teens to drive safely
As part of a nationwide campaign, the actor from Springfield says young drivers should skip the cell phone calls and text messages while behind the wheel. More
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SMART court lets juvenile offenders be judged by their peers
Teenagers in Polk County decide the punishment for first-time nonviolent teen offenders. More
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Your Tuesday Morning News Update with Maria Neider
items: Jail for man who threatened FBI, Baby found in trash and Brandon's rainy forecast. More
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Cardinals beat Travelers, 4-1, on Monday night
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MONEY WEEK: What does, what doesn't save you money at the pump
We test tips many people receive in emails More
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Council nears decision on budget cuts
Springfield budget could be approved May 19th More
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Money Week: Some tips work, others don't for getting more gas for the money
You may have heard some sure-fire tips for getting more gas from the pump without paying more, or for making the gas last longer.
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Fired and rehired teacher regrets cursing but not reason for it
Michael Collins' class won a prestigious national award. More
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Eyewitness tells what he saw and heard when crop duster crashed
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Prepay pumps park petrol pilferers
Even with gas prices at record levels, gas station drive-off thefts are dropping. More
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Special investigators say governor’s office tried to purge e-mail tapes
The investigators appointed by Attorney General Jay Nixon sued the governor's office on Monday. More
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Bone marrow drive could save 7-month-old infant's life
Granton Bayless of Bolivar suffers from a rare condition called Severe Combined Immuno-deficiency, or SCID. A cure may depend on a stranger. More
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Food Prices Skyrocket
Government probing why food prices have gone up rapidly in recent months. More
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Money Week: Faster shopping trips lower grocery bills
Shoppers can control their spending habits by doing a little more planning. More
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Response assessment will be part of aftermath of storm in Douglas County
In the downtown Ava, which was damaged by straight line winds on Friday morning, they've seen a tremendous amount of improvement. More
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Pilot has serious injuries after small plane crash
The plane struck a tree and a power line next to a home near Mountain Grove. More
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Small plane spreading fertilizer crashes in Wright County
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Your Monday Morning News Update with Maria Neider
Items: Arkanasas tornado survey, Earthquake hits St. Louis area and Brandon Beck's forecast. More
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Volunteers flock to Ava
Volunteers came from near and far to help clean up damage from storms in Douglas County on Friday. More
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Money Week: Eating out doesn't have to eat into your budget
Here are some tips for saving money at restaurants. More
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Pierce City's downtown sees rebirth, five years after devastating tornado
Five years ago Sunday, a major tornado outbreak hit the Ozarks. The twisters killed 18 people and caused millions of dollars in damage. More
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DWI checkpoint leads to chase
Greene County deputies arrested eight intoxicated drivers and captured another who fled from them. More
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Rural Douglas County residents had close calls early Friday
The Mason family lost their barn in the tornado and it narrowly missed their house. Another family had a close call in their car. More
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Money Week: Yard sales are good ways to save money
Many bargain items can be found at yard sales where sellers hope to earn some extra cash. More
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Crews work around the clock to restore power in Ava following a tornado
Instead of using a high-tech machine, an Ava pharmacist works by lantern to fill prescriptions during the power outage. More
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Former cow pasture now produces oil
Just 10 years ago, oil was less than $20 a barrel and falling.
Now, with record breaking prices, southwest Missouri's oil fields are back in business. More
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Electricity returns to Ozark after storm knocks down poles and lines
Electric company crews spent Friday restoring service. More
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Crews work to restore power in Ava
Emergency workers warned parents to keep kids away from power lines on the ground and roads. More
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Woman believes angels saved her life early Friday in Hollister
Andrea Haynes was sitting in a chair and got up to close a window just before a tree fell through her roof. More
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Memorial soldier honors fallen soldier from Springfield
The Pentagon said Staff Sgt. Ronald Blystone, 34, was hit by "small arms fire during a dismounted patrol" in Baghdad. More
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Storm threat is over for most of the Ozarks
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Power could be out until afternoon on north side of Ozark
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Crews get most electric outages restored in Ozark
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Orange glow in sky preceded storm, Ava residents recall
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Survey team says two tornadoes hit Douglas County; here's a slide show from Ava
The National Weather Service says straight line winds caused the damage on the Ava square. More
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Slide show: storm damages poles, buildings in and around Ozark
Here are some photos sent to KY3 News by viewers. More
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Cleanup begins in Ava after storm damage early Friday
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Ozark resident: 'I was sleeping and I heard Boom!'
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Twisters hit KC area; CU of Springfield sends line crews to help
Storms knocked out power to thousands of customers around the Kansas City area early Friday. More
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Red Cross sends disaster relief team to Ava
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Storm damages buildings, knocks out power in Ava
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Your Friday Morning News Update with Paul Adler
Items: Storm Damage reports from Ava, Showing ID to vote? and Brandon's forecast More
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Jay Nixon wants to expand college scholarship plan
The gubernatorial candidate's proposal would expand the A+ scholarship program. More
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Family of deceased woman finds unwanted obituary in newspaper
A former acquaintance of Sonia Rodriguez wrote an obituary as if he had a long relationship with her. More
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Missouri's dam inspection program raises concerns about downstream safety
Missouri has about 6,000 dams but only 600 of them are regulated; four inspectors are responsible for keeping an eye on those 600. More
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New teacher certification law aims to help rural districts
To fill shortages, the state will let school districts hire non-traditional teachers who meet certain requirements. More
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CoxHealth anticipates Medicare fraud settlement of about $60 million
Federal investigators have been trying to prove, or force an admission, for more than three years that CoxHealth overbilled Medicare. More
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Economist isn't too pumped up about proposed state gas tax rebate
A bill in the Legislature would give Missourians a break on gasoline prices this summer -- if they save receipts and wait until next year. More
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Downey is dynamic choice to play superhero Iron Man
Summer begins this weekend as far as Hollywood is concerned with Iron Man, the year's first big action blockbuster. If that sound too testosterone-intense, or just too goofy, then check out the equally-goofy Made of Honor. More
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Chilled melon soup 5/1/08
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Springfield School District's new director of Police Services takes over
Officer Tom Tucker starts his new job today. More
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Limeliters take stage at Gillioz
The group performs Thursday night. More
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Your Thursday Morning News Update with Maria Neider
Items: Shooting in Pulaski County, Consumer spending up and Brandon Beck's forecast More
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Tariff drives up costs at dry cleaners
The price of wire hangers went up because of a trade dispute. More
