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Here’s an On Your Side warning as you fill up your tank during the long holiday weekend.

Out of an abundance of caution, Hy-Vee, Inc. is voluntarily withdrawing all varieties and all sizes of its Hy-Vee Potato Salad and Mealtime Potato Salad due to a presumptive positive microbial result on the line processing the potatoes.

The Eureka Springs Hospital Clinic temporarily closed due to staffing issues following the recent departure of a nurse practitioner.

With Missouri’s trigger law on abortion, there are no exceptions for victims of rape. The law raises concerns among advocates on how it will impact reporting those crimes.

Every month for ONE YEAR, KY3 and Cornerstone Fine Jewelry will be giving away an awesome prize to the entrant with the most compelling story!

The Ozark Mountain Daredevils are celebrating 50 years as a band in 2022. KY3's Ed Fillmer sat in with the band in 1999.

Johnson’s Shut-Ins State Park was named #1 in the country for “Best State Park for RVing/Camping.”

That includes SB 672 which extends the sunset on the Fast Track workforce incentive program.

Branson city leaders unanimously approved a contract to sell the old high school property to a contractor for a housing project.

J.D. Comstock, 37, suffered serious A man wanted by Baxter County, Ark. authorities for theft is hospitalized after crashing a motorcycle during a pursuit in Kansas.

Following the U.S. Supreme Court’s controversial ruling that overturned the Roe v. Wade, local leaders have vowed to protect abortion rights in Missouri.

The Springfield-Greene County Health Department advises you to get tested for COVID-19 and stay home if sick this Fourth of July weekend.

This weekend is full of booms and bangs, but you want to make sure you are keeping safe around the fireworks.

Amtrak and BNSF are suing the company that owned the dump truck that Southwest Chief Train 4 hit on Monday, causing a derailment.

Missouri has new provisions around election laws after Governor Parson signed House Bill 1878.

Greene County deputy surprises truck thieves who ran out of gas.

The budget outlines spending on state programs and services for the upcoming fiscal year, which begins Friday.

If you're headed out this Independence Day weekend on a long road trip or vacation, don't forget to check your tires' condition and other car equipment.

The Centers for Disease Control placed Baxter County in the high category for their COVID-19 community level.

No charges were filed against the driver who hit and killed two MoDOT workers and injured another.

Here's what to buy this month.

Judge Calvin Holden heard closing arguments Thursday afternoon in the trial of Rebecca Ruud.

Missouri’s primary for the general election is August 2.

According to a release from the governor’s office, House Bill 2116 allows a resident or patient in a health care facility in-person contact with a compassionate care visitor during visiting hours.

As temperatures heat up across the Ozarks again, spending too much time outside can be dangerous. However, battling flames in the heat is just part of the job for firefighters.

How about a patriotic dessert for your Fourth of July party.

St. Louis County grand jury has decided not to charge the man who was behind the wheel of a car that fatally struck two Missouri Department of Transportation 9MoDOT) workers.

The three juveniles face aggravated robbery and attempted capital murder in connection to the crime.

The city closed traffic on May 31 after a water main break damaged the road.

Local Jewelry stores are seeing many young couples come in to pick out that perfect ring but many are choosing synthetic over natural stones.