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To achieve a dream, takes sacrifices. For one high school football player in Rogersville, his dream took him 5,000 miles away from his home.

As the nation grapples with systemic racism and distrust of law enforcement grows, transparency and community-centric training practices are as important as ever. Training should be focused on de-escalation and conflict resolution, not use of force.

The man behind the massive display- which wraps around the entire house- said Halloween should be just as much about smiling as it is about scaring, which is what he hopes to offer his neighbors.

A Springfield man, previously convicted of sex crimes, will avoid prison time after being sentenced to five years of probation on Friday.

After a fire in 2019 destroyed its store and warehouse, the MFA farm and hardware business in Lebanon had its grand reopening on Friday with a new facility that's expanded their product lines on their 100th anniversary of being in the Laclede County town.

The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department officially dedicated a brand new jail on Friday after several years of planning.

High school district football kicked off Friday night across the Ozarks.

When you change your clocks this weekend, you should also take some time to prepare for the winter.

The Missouri Veterans Hall of Fame inducted its first class of veterans at the capitol Friday afternoon.

Greene County Clerk Shane Schoeller expects a larger voter turnout rate compared to the 2016 election.

If it’s happened to you - you know getting your car broken into is frustrating. It’s something KY3′s Robert Hahn had to deal with himself Thursday night.

We’re months into the pandemic but still there are so many questions as COVID-19 cases continue to rise across Missouri and Arkansas. The Springfield-Greene County Health Department says one of the most common questions being asked right now is how to safely celebrate the holidays.

It’s once again a drive-thru test site.

The crime happened on October 20.

A Republic, Missouri, man convicted of sexual crimes has been sentenced to 25 years in prison.

A man from Mountain Home, Arkansas is accused of shooting and killing a neighbor.

Health department directors from across Missouri are walking away from their jobs after many of them were threatened and harassed over the actions they’ve taken to curb the coronavirus pandemic.

The deaths bring the total in October to 77 from the virus.

The Missouri Department of Conservation encourages young hunters to get outdoors and discover nature this weekend for the early portion of youth firearms deer season Oct. 31 – Nov. 1.

On this Fit Life, we’re giving you a sweet treat idea from Missouri State University Dietitian Natalie Allen.

Police say investigators immediately began a search for evidence and were trying to determine the cause of death.

The super clinic will replace CoxHealth’s current facility in Republic and is the health system’s fourth super clinic.

Sheriff Jason Mosher asked for assistance in the case from the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

A small earthquake hit an area southeast of Mammoth Spring, Ark. on Thursday.

The 94-room property, formerly operated as La Quinta Inn, will reopen sometime in March.

Many neighborhoods on the Northside of Springfield are suffering. But a new Restore initiative through the city hopes to change that.

In a recent Missouri Restaurant Association Survey, 65% of restaurants said it’s unlikely they’ll be profitable in the next six months.

A troubling and unexpected result of the coronavirus is turning out to be more couples filing for divorce.

The candidates have differing opinions on issues like crime and a statewide mask mandate, but both say Missouri must push forward when it comes to the coronavirus.

More guidelines were released recently with ideas on how to practice contactless trick or treating, and how you can tell which houses are taking precautions.