Sunrise Beach man arrested for child pornography, drugs
A Sunrise Beach man is charged with promoting and possessing child pornography. Richard Brown, 35, Â was arrested this week after a long investigation by the highway patrol. Investigators say a search...
View ArticleMotorcyclist killed in crash near Louisburg
A man from Sedalia died in a crash on highway 65 south of Louisburg Thursday night. The highway patrol says Devon Grose, 19, missed a curve, his motorcycle ran off the road, went airborne and then hit...
View ArticlePanel OKs needed skills of University of Missouri chief
A committee leading the search for a new president of the University of Missouri system nagged by racial unrest says candidates must have "a deft command" of communications and public relations. The...
View ArticleTyson announces plans for new Green Forest facility
Tyson Foods Inc. has announced a proposal to build a new processing facility near its existing poultry plant in Green Forest. The Springdale-based company says the $136 million project is contingent...
View ArticleEase Your Aches, Pains and Tension During Pregnancy
KY3's Paul Adler visits with Teresa Ollis of The Ollis Center and they talk about a Yoga position that can help pregnant women feel more comfortable. You can set this up and have it ready when you...
View ArticleOzarks congressman faces nation's longest list of primary challengers
Every one of the 435 seats in the United States House of Representatives will be on the ballot this year. Each member must decide if they will run for re-election, or step away. A handful are retiring...
View Article'Meet the Doc' event will connect needy folks to health care in Branson
Jesus Was Homeless, a non-profit organization, will host its "Meet the Doc" event on Wednesday, April 20, from 10 - 2, at its building at the back of Vista Plaza Shopping Center, 2005 West Highway 76,...
View ArticleTim Tebow makes stop at College of the Ozarks
Tim Tebow, a superstar when it comes to sports and spirituality, made a stop in the Ozarks. On Thursday evening, he was the guest of honor at the College of the Ozarks special community convocation....
View ArticlePolice: Man stinks up Georgia bar using flatulence spray
A Georgia man has been arrested after police say he unleashed a bottle of flatulence spray inside an Athens bar. The Athens Banner-Herald reports that a woman told officers 20-year-old Blake Leland...
View ArticlePreschool in Ava takes precautions because of high lead levels
High lead levels in the water at the Head Start preschool have staff and students using lots of bottled water.  They now believe they've gotten to the root of the problem. Three-year-old Aubrey...
View ArticlePictures: College of the Ozarks hosts Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow for...
Tim Tebow, a superstar when it comes to sports and spirituality, made a stop in the Ozarks. On Thursday evening, he was the guest of honor at the College of the Ozarks special community convocation....
View ArticleArkansas unemployment rate falls to 4 percent
Arkansas' unemployment has fallen to 4 percent for the month of March. The Arkansas Department of Workforce Services said Friday the jobless rate fell from 4.2 percent in February and the current rate...
View ArticlePictures: Preparations for Safe and Sound Saturday
Safe and Sound Saturday is the annual event organized by KY3 and KSPR that helps people keep themselves and their families safe. It's on Saturday, April 16, 2016, at the E*Plex at the Ozark Empire...
View Article5 Key Steps To Stay Organized
When you’re overwhelmed with the clutter in your home, you probably wonder, where do I begin? The key to dealing with chaos is to introduce a few daily habits that you may be too simple on paper, but...
View ArticleBranson fire chief: Victim found in burned business may be 'older' man
Fire investigators believe someone intentionally set the fire that heavily damaged the Hillbilly Inn restaurant early Friday. However, Branson Fire Chief Ted Martin says investigators don't believe...
View ArticleDog-on-dog attack prompts call for Cassville leash law
A woman from Cassville is trying to get the city to pass a leash law after her dog was bitten by a pit bull terrier. The city councilwoman who owns the pit bull says the city can't afford to do that...
View ArticleExhibit showcases history of the square in downtown Springfield
The square in downtown Springfield looks a lot different today than it did back in the 1800s. A new exhibit at the History Museum on the Square starts in those early years and spans the many...
View ArticleJob seekers hired on the spot; many more positions available in healthcare field
Many people in Springfield got a new job in the healthcare industry Friday. Cox Health held a job fair, where they were looking to hire about 100 people, and the job seekers showed up. But for those...
View ArticleBan the Box: Movement encourages removal of 'felony' question from job...
We've all seen the check-box and simple question on applications, asking, "Have you been convicted of a felony?" It's a little box creating a big debate. Those checking 'yes' often find it hard, if...
View ArticleGood News; You get 3 extra days to file taxes
Tax preparers have a long weekend ahead of them, crunching last minute numbers with the tax deadline looming on Monday. Â " I'll be working all weekend -Â right now I'm looking at Saturday and Monday...
View ArticlePictures: Stronger Men's Conference at James River Church campuses
More than 5,000 men attended James River Church's 'Stronger Men's Conference.' Â The even included an American Ninja Warrior course and a message from NFL star Chris Harris, Jr.
View ArticleYour Movie Friend on the "Jungle Book," & "Barber Shop"
Your Movie Friend Aaron Dicer sizes up two new flicks at the weekend box office. "Jungle Book" and "Barber Shop: The Next Cut" are in theaters now-- one is getting very high marks. Check it out in the...
View ArticleDaughter of slain couple sues admitted murderer for damages
The daughter of a murdered couple filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the man who admitted he killed them. Jessica Tyrell-Murray of Oklahoma City seeks damages for pain, suffering and other...
View ArticlePart 2: How to make sconce light for your fence
FYI Guy Jeremy Rabe shows us how to make a sconce light for your fence. It's perfect for any area where you have vines growing outdoors.
View ArticlePart 1: Making a solar-powered lamp for the outdoors
FYI Guy Jeremy Rabe shows us how to make a solar-powered lamp for the great outdoors! It is perfect for your outdoor furniture.
View ArticlePICTURES: KY3 Storm Team teaches class at 'Safe and Sound Saturday'
The KY3 Storm Team uses 'Safe and Sound Saturday' to teach you about stormy weather in the Ozarks. Â The audience learns cloud formations and how to safe during a tornado.Â
View ArticleCounty officials approve Arkansas sheriff's resignation
The Benton County Quorum Court has approved the resignation of Sheriff Kelley Cradduck, who is facing tampering charges. Cradduck offered to resign Tuesday if the Quorum Court met conditions,...
View ArticleKoster keeps fundraising edge over GOP rivals for governor
Democratic Attorney General Chris Koster's fundraising continues to outpace the rest of the candidates running for Missouri governor. Campaign finance reports released Friday show Koster raised $2.2...
View ArticleUniversity of Missouri countersues professor in gun lawsuit
The University of Missouri is countersuing a law school professor who has asked a court to invalidate the university's ban on firearms. Royce Barondes filed a lawsuit against the university in...
View ArticleLocal artist takes top prize at national pastel show
A local artist is getting recognized for her work on a national scale. For Marla Rush Parnell, her favorite artwork is all about pastel and pups. She paints dogs for customers and also for fun....
View ArticlePICTURES: 'Safe and Sound Saturday' at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds No. 1
Thanks to everyone who stopped by 'Safe and Sound Saturday' at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds. Â Take a look at the many fun things that make this event great.
View ArticlePictures: 'Safe and Sound Saturday at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds No. 2
Thanks to everyone who stopped by 'Safe and Sound Saturday' at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds. Â Take a look at the many fun things that make this event great.
View ArticleReds erase early 4-run deficit, beat Cardinals 9-8
Brandon Phillips, Zack Cozart and Jay Bruce had two RBIs apiece for the Cincinnati Reds, who erased an early four-run deficit against St. Louis ace Adam Wainwright in a 9-8 victory over the Cardinals...
View ArticleMan from Mount Vernon killed in deadly wreck
A man has been killed in a wreck in Ozark County. It happened Saturday just before 1:00 p.m. The Missouri Highway Patrol says Paul Meents, 76, was driving a van that ran off Highway 5 about 11 miles...
View ArticleSafe & Sound Saturday
Thousands and thousands of people turned out to the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds E-Plex for Safe & Sound Saturday. Safe & Sound is an effort to give KY3 viewers a chance to learn about all aspects...
View ArticleWoman jumps in front of pizza delivery car in Springfield
A woman is undergoing medical observation in Springfield after police said she jumped in front of a car on Saturday night on south Grant Avenue near Portland Street. The car involved belonged to a...
View ArticleReddick, Vogt power the Athletics past the Royals, 5-3
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Josh Reddick and Stephen Vogt homered to back Sonny Gray's solid effort, and the Oakland Athletics ended a four-game losing streak with a 5-3 victory over the Kansas City Royals...
View ArticleNew train 'station' at Grant Beach Park will take families on trips back in time
In north Springfield, they’re sprucing up a popular park with a newpiece of 'history.' A project at Grant Beach Park is on track to serve kids and families across the area. Every summer, thousands of...
View ArticlePHOTOS: Family Outdoor Adventures: Hitting The Trails
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Continuing our series on fun outdoor family adventures, KY3 Photojournalist Thomas Leonard travels the local greenway trail system to show that exploring the outdoors doesn't have...
View ArticleVIDEO: Family Outdoor Adventures: Hitting the Trails
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Continuing our series on fun outdoor family adventures, KY3 Photojournalist Thomas Leonard travels the local greenway trail system to show that exploring the outdoors doesn't have...
View ArticleTeen's facebook page leads to arrest
A Facebook page titled "South Calloway's Sexiest" has led to the arrest of a teenager from Fulton, Missouri. The teen is charged with harassment for what police say is inappropriate posting of photos...
View ArticleMissouri Lottery Sends $24.3 Million to Public Education Fund
The Missouri Lottery has transferred $24.3 million in profits to the Lottery Proceeds Fund for public education. The April transfer of $24,305,462 is based on March sales, and it brings the FY16 total...
View ArticleLottery provides more than 200,000 college scholarships in Arkansas
Lottery players have sent a lot of young people to college in Arkansas. The Arkansas Scholarship Lottery (ASL) announced a milestone in its mission to provide scholarships to Arkansas students. As of...
View ArticleArkansas, EPA at odds over list of polluted state waterways
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is at odds with the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality over the way it assesses impaired and polluted waterways in the state. The Arkansas...
View ArticleMissouri bill would bar communities from banning pit bulls
Missouri cities no longer could ban pit bulls under a bill advancing in the Legislature. The measure passed 117-17 by the House this past week would ban breed-specific local ordinances. That means...
View ArticlePHOTOS: NASCAR makes first stop of the season at Bristol's short track
NASCAR ran the Food City 500 at the Bristol Motor Speedway Sunday. (Photos by Matt Hazlett, Matt Sullivan and Robert LaBerge/Getty Images)
View ArticleCarl Edwards wins Sprint Cup Series race at Bristol Speedway
Columbia, Missouri's Carl Edwards avoided tire issues that hampered his teammates and took off on the final restart to win the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race Sunday at Bristol Motor Speedway. Starting...
View ArticleEric Fryer's 3 hits leads Cardinals over Reds 4-3
Eric Fryer had three hits, including the go-ahead double with two outs in the eighth inning that led the St. Louis Cardinals over the Cincinnati Reds 4-3 Sunday. A backup to All-Star catcher Yadier...
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