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A three-year-old girl was airlifted to the hospital after an accident involving an SUV in Barry County Friday evening.
A motorcyclist died Friday night after being hit in the road due to a previous crash.
The midterm elections in Missouri are approaching.
A woman is dead after a crash in Benton County Friday morning.
Bull Shoals has been able to sell “off-premises alcohol” since 2007. That’s when Marion County went wet.
A Greene County Sheriff’s Office pickup truck was involved in a two-vehicle crash in Springfield Friday night.
A man was sent to the hospital after a crash involving a motorcycle in west Springfield Friday night.
A groundbreaking ceremony kicked off work on 2027’s St. Jude Dream Home Friday morning.
Regular-season action in Missouri ends this Week 9 of high school football.
With three patrol vehicles, each over 100,000 miles, Dixon Police were looking forward to adding two new SUVs in late August.
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Phones in pockets, televisions playing in the background, and social media feeds within reach have become part of daily routines. Experts say there is a point where that connection can become too much.
Jordan Valley Health is raising awareness about the expansion of the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, a federal program for exposure victims.
Looking for a way to spend the evening with your family for free? The city of Nixa has you covered with its annual Halloween Spooktacular at McCauley Park from 5:30-8:30 p.m. October 23.
Missouri voters will see a familiar name on the ballot for state auditor this election.
One of the suspects involved in a New Year’s Day home invasion and shooting in Battlefield has been sentenced.
Pets and Pumpkins runs from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, October 24.
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Deer hunters are encouraged to share the harvest by donating venison to help feed hungry Missourians.
The regular season in Missouri high school football ends Friday night. Other fall sports look to crown champions.
Fire breaks out at Nixa apartment complex, no injuries reported
Myra Goodson has owned this 140-year-old building for a decade, and every day she knows she’s not alone.
After a two-month pilot program, the Webster County Health Unit’s Baby Bridge program has officially launched to help families with babies and toddlers at all stages.
A truck driver from Bradleyville was killed in a crash south of Sparta Thursday night.
A driver is OK after her car was struck by an oncoming train Thursday evening.
Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) reports 543 crashes involving school buses statewide this year, while last year's reports show 871 crashes.
Kids got to enjoy early Halloween fun Thursday night at the Franklin Recycling Center for its fourth annual “Boo at the Bin” event.
Deputies with the Lawrence County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man Thursday evening who had been on the run for several hours from law enforcement.
Missouri is cracking down on welfare fraud, teaming up with the feds to catch cheaters.
A study found Halloween costumes account for more than 2,200 tons of waste each year.
An estimated 29 million people are affected by an eating disorder at some point in their lifetimes, but treatment can be hard to find, especially for those on Medicaid. According to the National Alliance for Eating Disorders, only 20% get help.
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is likely out for the season after doctors discovered blood clots in his lungs.
Fall is prime time to plant long-lived perennials, including peonies.
The bye week is good timing for the Missouri Tigers. It follows a blowout loss at Ole Miss.
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration is encouraging you to get rid of expired and unwanted prescription drugs as it holds National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday.
Wall Street’s recent volatility has investors on edge.
Rural school districts across Missouri, including Bakersfield, say new state changes could hit them hardest.
Add some flavor to your Brussels sprouts. Chef Dyllan Dale of Wild Foods by Dyllan shares the recipe.
In Today’s Now Showing, learn what to expect at two film festival award ceremonies (SATO48 and FiveFest) coming to the Gillioz Theatre in downtown Springfield this weekend.
KY3's Tyler Wayne shares these consumer stories.
Two people have died in a crash that closed State Highway 5 north of Lebanon.
TRIAL MOVED: Suspect's murder trial relocated to Miller County
NEW TREASURER: Hickory County appoints deputy treasurer after predecessor's arrest.
The 4th annual Boo at the Bin event invites families to the Franklin Avenue Recycling Center to learn all about what can be recycled.
Athlete of the Week: Johnny Carriger, Crocker Soccer
October is National Pedestrian Safety Month. And as we start losing daylight sooner, being aware of pedestrians is even more important.
Looking ahead to election day, a ballot measure in the Sunrise Beach Fire District could impose a 1-cent sales tax for the district.
The veterans returned from an honor flight to Washington, D.C., on Wednesday.
Two crosses stand along U.S. 65 in the Thomasville Road area, placed by loved ones of 58-year-old woman Jeanie Torrey, who was killed in a head-on crash last Thursday, Oct. 21.
The weekly fishing report is courtesy of Mike Webb, Bass Pro Shops-sponsored angler and owner of Webb’s Guide Service.
Governor Mike Kehoe stopped in Springfield Wednesday for the annual Governors Conference on Tourism.
When Missourians pick their next state auditor this November, they will have three options: Republican, Democrat, or Libertarian.