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The Dutton Family Theater-Ky3 you news talent show winner performs
Winner Shea Hill will sing at the Dutton Family Theater in Branson More
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Ice Bears Crush Northern Illinois in front of big crowd
The Missouri St. Ice Bears drubbed Northern Illinois 15-1 in front of a large crowd at the Mediacom Ice Park. More
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Bill extends unemployment benefits 20 weeks for Missourians
Unemployment in America is nowv 10.2 percent, a 26 year high. Some forecasters worry that Missouri unemployment could also reach 10 percent before the economy recovers. But Friday the President signed off on more help for the jobless. More
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Casper's celebrates 100 years of making chili
Known for its charm, close quarters, and cheap food, Casper's still draws a line out the door around lunchtime.
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Scam targets local credit union
Text message says debit cards with St. John's Credit Union have been frozen. More
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Fort Leonard Wood Chaplain speaks about the Fort Hood tragedy
Across the nation, flags at halfstaff and marquees in St. Robert with thoughts for a fellow community. In Fort Leonard Wood, the life of the soldier goes on. More
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Evidence found near Arkansas anchor's body could belong to the suspect
The chief criminologist at the Arkansas
Crime Laboratory told jurors at a capital murder trial that hair
similar to that of Curtis Vance was found in bedding and on a
bathrobe belonging to slain TV anchorwoman Anne Pressly. More
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Explosion at AG Processing plant in St. Joseph
The tank that exploded was one of six in a hydrogen storage
tanks. Fires erupted throughout the tank holding area but employees
and firefighters used nitrogen to purge all six tanks before more
explosions occurred. More
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3 charged with kidnapping slain Missouri woman
Clay County authorities on Friday announced kidnapping charges
against James P. Reardon, Jennifer L. Saling, and Erik R. Zimmerman. They were being held on $1 million bonds. More
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Missing woman's body found in the woods
Police say 23-year-old Carol Thomas disappeared from Excelsior Springs Wednesday night. More
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Life line helicopter service celebrates silver anniversary
The St. John life line helicopters reduce response times by 20 minutes. The 25th anniversary ceremony is open to everyone. It's Friday night at 5pm at University Plaza. More
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Young Chinese Dragon visits the Library Center
A children's author from New York City performs at the Library Center with her young Chinese dragon named Jin Jin. She is also signing copies of her book, "Jin Jin the Rain Wizard" More
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Casper's owner has recipe to help get us in the Christmas spirit
If you've been there, you know the restaurant has kitchy decorations, some homemade. More
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Military community reacts to Fort Hood tragedy
The shooting rampage at Fort Hood raises questions about security on army posts, including Missouri's own Fort Leonard Wood. More
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Honor Flights help some WW2 veterans make peace with themselves
The first Ozarks Honor Flight from Springfield to Washington, D.C., is scheduled for Nov. 17. More
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Holiday shoppers should beware of return policy 'gotchas'
Some of the best companies for returns are Nordstrom, Kmart, and Kohl's.
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Ozark, Rogersville, Winona and Osceola are in volleyball state finals
The Missouri state volleyball final four tournaments are this weekend in Kansas City. This area's representatives include Ozark, Rogersville, Winona and Osceola. More
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Injured Hillcrest student is determined to return to school by next year
Kimmy Armstrong has been doing extensive physical therapy every day. She doesn't communicate well yet but her dad knows her feelings. More
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Springfield pediatrician's phones ring off the hook for vaccines
More vaccine for both H1N1 and seasonal flu is expected, but getting the timing right for kids at risk is still a feat. More
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The holidays start way too early at the multiplexes
New offerings this week are Jim Carrey's digital counterpart in A Christmas Carol as well as the tony cast and crew behind the Army psychic film The Men Who Stare at Goats.
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Raw: Kimmy Armstrong's dad talks about her recovery from being hit by car
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Wine & Food Celebration benefits Ozark Public Television
The annual event is Sunday afternoon at University Plaza Convention Center. More
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MSU poll: Youngest adults are most optimistic about economic future
A Missouri State University survey found that only 10 percent of Greene County residents feel they'll be worse off economically a year from now. More
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New businesses keep opening in Springfield despite economic uncertainty
Although experts say we're not out of the economic woods yet, businesses are making the move and opening doors in Springfield. More
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New bioelectric wound bandage speeds healing
Procellera works by stimulating the wound. More
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Backlog in OTC financial aid office frustrates students
The community college's director of Financial Aid says a lot of factors came together to create the delays. More
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Animal Control officers remove dog
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Tests show higher-than-safe doses of BPA in several canned foods
While there are no federal restrictions on BPA in food packaging, the government has set a guideline for safe exposure. More
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Springfield Fire Dept. won't see new hires until next summer
The atmosphere at the police and fire departments was quite different on Wednesday than in recent weeks; it was almost euphoric. More
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Animal Control officers seize pit bull that attacked three other dogs
People in a neighborhood just south and west of Springfield say the dog went on a rampage on Tuesday. More
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Recent cool spell delays broccoli harvest
This was the third coldest October on record in southwest Missouri. More
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Work crews will constrict National Avenue at freeway on Thursday night
The traffic pattern change includes reducing National to only one southbound lane for a short distance south of Primrose Street. More
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Sales tax okay lets Springfield plan for new firefighters, police officers
Some firefighters and police officers were surprised by the wide margin of victor, especially after a similar measure failed in February. More
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Springfield's mayor talks about future of pension fund
By a 10-percent margin, voters on Tuesday approved a 3/4-percent sales tax to bolster the pension fund.
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Pension fund sales tax foes may take up fight again if city asks for renewal
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Voters' okay of sales tax to fix pension fund makes supporters ecstatic
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Consumers should shop around if credit card rates increase
Credit card companies are once again making changes to improve their bottom lines but there is a way to avoid paying more. More
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Doctors use ultrasound to better treat arthritis sufferers
Most people connect ultrasound with pregnancy but that visual technology also helps arthritis patients see some relief.
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Nietzel won't discuss personal reasons for leaving MSU presidency
'It was a matter of reflecting on how much longer I would be prepared to do the job the way I've done it.' More
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4 Amish bishops are charged with not reporting child sex abuse
The Webster County prosecuting attorney believes the four church leaders knew about sexual abuse of girls in their community but didn't tell law enforcement agencies. More
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Supporters make a final pitch for a Springfield sales tax hike
The police and fire pension fund is more than $200 million in the hole to meet its future anticipated obligations. More
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Weight loss surgery curbs appetites, has advantages over gastric bypass
Sleeve gastrectomy removes 3/4 of a stomach. More
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When buying prescriptions without insurance, it pays to shop around
With people continuing to lose their jobs and insurance coverage, more of them are being forced to pay for prescriptions out of their own pocket. More
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County commission opts to take FEMA grant to buy Riverside Inn
The vote came after a contentious meeting on Monday. More
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Burglars hit C.A.R.E. pet adoption center
After taking count of the pets inside the facility on West Sunshine Street, the staff discovered that more than $3,000 had been stolen. More
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Greene County Commission approves land use plan
Greene County wanted a plan to guide growth. Some residents warned against urban sprawl but the County Commission gave the green light to the land use plan on Monday. More
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Sparta School District asks voters for funds for new high school
Two questions in the district are on the ballot on Tuesday. More
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Nietzel will step down as MSU president in 2010
Nietzel told the campus community that he loves the "demanding" job that he's held since 2005 but feels like "at both the personal and professional levels, I want and need a change." More
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High school football scores and highlights, Week 11 (Mo. Regional playoffs)
Here are scores for teams in the KY3 area. It was the first round of the state playoffs in Missouri and the last week of the regular season in Arkansas. More
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Early flu season causes nursing homes to limit costumed kids' visits
Flu germs continuing to travel put a damper on some Halloween activities, all in the name of keeping people healthy. More
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FedEx employees dish up world record in Harrison for United Way
Employees and guests made assorted dishes for the nearly 1,500 workers, who paid $5 a plate. More
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Flu outbreak prompts changes at polls
Election officials are gearing up for what's expected to be the busiest election of the year and this time, they're battling the flu bug too.
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Springfield Sneakaway provides tempting tourism deals
The Springfield Convention and Visitors Bureau is enticing folks to come for a visit with an unusual fall advertising campaign. More
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Joplin native Jamie McMurray wins for first time since 2007
McMurray, just weeks after visiting Springfield, won at Talledega on Sunday, his first NASCAR Sprint Cup victory in 86 races. More
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Lady Bears look impressive in first exhibition
Missouri State opened preseason play with an easy 117-49 victory over Division 2 Missouri Western. More
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Police and Fire Pension Tax Part Four
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Police and Fire Pension Tax Part Three
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Police and Fire Pension Tax Part Two
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Police and Fire Pension Tax Part One
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Experts weigh-in on police/fire pension tax measure
Sunday morning on Ozarks Today-Weekend Edition, we heard answers from both opponents and supporters. More
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Lady Bears first exhibition is Sunday
The Lady Bears first pre-season game is Sunday; College of the Ozarks regular season is already underway. More
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Halloween parade and fun from weekend crew
Little ghouls and goblins were out in full force Halloween morning at Springfield's Library Center. Afterwards, the weekend crew experienced a spooky event of their own. More
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College Football Wrap: Tigers, Hogs Win; Bears lose on tipped pass
Halloween had both tricks and treats for area college football teams. More
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Halloween pub crawl boom for local businesses
Roughly 10,000 people are expected to crowd city streets and pubs of the Queen City. More
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Arsonist damages apartments in Greene County on Saturday night
Fire broke out around 8:30 p.m. Saturday night at the Park Place Apartments in the 3000 block of Farm Road 164, about a block east of Golden Avenue. More
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Dental office will send extra candy to soldiers overseas
Giving Back Dental in Springfield gave kids one raffle ticket for every pound of candy donated. The tickets were used to raffle off iPods, bikes, and other prizes. More
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Two-year road construction, drivers already fed up
Some Springfield drivers are fed up with the construction at U.S. 65 at U.S. 60 in southeast Springfield. Not only is it inconvenient but it also can be dangerous to drivers and workers alike.
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Another way to rehydrate sick children
Hylenex maybe less traumatic for kids and parents More
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Search on Finley River turns up no one needing rescue
Despite a 911 call, authorities don't believe anyone was harmed. More
