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The Kansas City Chiefs have proven that they can overcome just about any deficit in the postseason.

Governor Hutchinson will get the COVID vaccine Monday.

A new meat processing plant is set to open in Pleasant Hope this month creating around 300 jobs.

On Friday, the farther north drivers traveled outside of Springfield, the worse the roads were. There was more snow coming down, causing slick spots and slide-offs.

The St. Louis Cardinals and ace Jack Flaherty have not agreed to terms on a 2021 contract and they swapped figures for salary arbitration Friday.

Missouri is not getting as many COVID-19 vaccines as expected from Operation Warp Speed over the next few weeks.

With distribution now underway in this newest phase of COVID-19 vaccines, rural counties are working to catch up. Some are still in the process of getting their first rounds of vaccines out to front line health care workers.

An Arkansas man photographed sitting at a desk in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office during the riot at the U.S. Capitol last week was put under house arrest Friday as he awaits trial.

Drivers battle snow and wind Friday

The next phase of vaccines is set to take place in Arkansas in the coming days, and pharmacies say they are already hard at work trying to schedule as many vaccination appointments as possible.

Antwuan Looney, 52, faces two counts of child molestation and multiple counts of first degree sodomy, first degree rape and statutory rape.

Another round of winter weather hit the Ozarks Friday.

Missouri's Phase 1B-Tier 2 starts on Monday, Jan. 18. Do you qualify? This article has a list of who does plus more on the other tiers yet to come and some things you should keep in mind as you seek your shots.

Christopher & Banks, a women’s clothing retailer, is planning to close more than 400 stores nationally after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Reports about identity theft and companies tracking your every move might make you wonder if it’s time to tighten things up for yourself.

Habitat for Humanity of Springfield, Mo (HFHS) is working to turn 2021 into a season of growth for the community,

A large portion of allocated funds in the 2021 budget will go to the Sheriff's office and Jail Project.

General Manager Scott Bailes told KY3 news the new solar project is a substantial investment upfront but it will save them up to $5,000 per month in the long run.

Eagle Days starts tomorrow and it will look different compared to past years.

Authorities are investigating a crash with a log truck and a car along Missouri Route 266 near Springfield.

A Springfield man recently uncovered the $100,000 top prize on a Missouri Lottery “Break the Bank” Scratchers ticket.

Texas County authorities arrested a man Wednesday wanted for multiple warrants, including failure to register as a sex offender.

Operations at the plant first stopped in April, when a main feedwater valve malfunctioned. The second shutdown happened in September after a piece of ductwork became detached and caused a generator to trip.

A 27-year-old Clinton, Mo. man will be sentenced in March for second-degree murder after a police chase ended with a bystander’s death.

Officers responded to the 900 block of North Kansas Expressway around the noon hour Friday.

Much of the Ozarks is under a Winter Weather Advisory.

The new hospital price transparency rule became law on January 1.

Jackie will join Chad Plein as anchors of Ozarks Today beginning January 18.

Stay ahead of winter weather while on-the-go with the KY3 First Alert Weather App.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson is sending National Guard troops to Washington, D.C. to help with security leading up to President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration, a spokeswoman confirmed late Thursday.