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Millions remain unspent in federal funds for homeless students — and time is running out
Three years after federal aid was earmarked to ensure homeless students get an education, millions of dollars remain unspent in the Midwest and around the country. In September, what’s left of the one-time funding will be returned to the U.S. Treasury.
Bystanders Rescue Kayaker from Drowning
A Missouri man is saved from drowning by a group of bystanders. 72-year-old Thomas Forehand of Joplin was kayaking on the James River just north of Galena, MO, on Saturday afternoon when his kayak flipped, causing him to fall overboard. Forehand then became pinned under a log. Four nearby men – identified as Dakota Bilyeu, Bobby Taylor, Justin DeAtley and Jimmy DeAtley – noticed the man was in distress and went into the water after him. Witnesses say the four worked to pull Forehand from the water and carried him to safety on the beach. Reports indicate Forehand was not breathing but was revived by first aid efforts. He was taken to a nearby hospital where he was treated and released. Forehand was able to attend his family reunion the next day.
Could Vision Zero and Safer Streets SGF help Springfield’s problem with traffic deaths?
Recent community surveys show that speeding and traffic congestion continue to be top priorities among Springfield residents wanting to improve their city. Officials say Springfield Police Department spends about 16 hours or more each day addressing traffic crashes, pulling officers from other crucial duties. Springfield city traffic engineer Mandy Buettgen...
Reeds Spring Wolves gear up for football season
Reeds Spring Wolves are preparing to hunt in the new Mid-Lakes Conference as football season approaches. Reeds Spring was among three area school districts to leave the Big 8 East Conference to join the newly formed Mid-Lakes conference for the 2024-25 season, along with the Hollister Tigers and Springfield Catholic.
Springfield Catholic’s Cole wins Texas League Player of the Week
Former Springfield Catholic baseball standout, and current Corpus Christi Hooks outfielder Zach Cole has been named Texas League Player of the Week for the Week of July 8-14. Cole tallied 9 hits, 3 doubles, 2 home runs, and 8 RBI across five games for the Hooks. For the season, Cole...
Hours after 911 call, 10 puppies died after being left in car overnight: What happened?
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — OzarksFirst is taking a deeper dive into charges filed against a Pittsburg, Missouri woman charged with 13 misdemeanors of Animal Abuse. Macey Casteel is accused of leaving 13 cockapoo puppies in her car overnight on July 14 in a lot near Friends Karaoke Bar on West Battlefield, where 10 died from the […]
Leigh's Lost and Found Digital Extra: Reward set up for long-lost cat
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - KY3′s Leigh Moody shares the story of a long-lost cat missing in Springfield. To report a correction or typo, please email digitalnews@ky3.com. Please include the article info in the subject line of the email.
Columbia man convicted of trafficking fentanyl in Springfield
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — A U.S. District Court has found a Columbia, Missouri, man guilty of possessing fentanyl and intending to distribute it in Springfield. In a press release, the federal court says 43-year-old Micahel E. Hunt was found guilty of one count of possessing fentanyl with the intent to distribute. Law enforcement learned that Hunt […]
Homes damaged by trees after Tuesday morning storms in Sunrise Beach
One person was pulled from a house in Sunrise Beach after the building collapsed after a tree fell on Tuesday morning. The post Homes damaged by trees after Tuesday morning storms in Sunrise Beach appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
Construction progress on the new Reed Academy
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – A Springfield Public Schools construction project is making progress. Walls are going up at Reed Academy, one of multiple projects funded by Proposition S, which was passed by voters last year. “We’ve been working for two, two and a half months all underground,” said Bryan Saunders, a Bond Project Manager with Springfield […]
Caught on camera: Thieves drive stolen car into gun store, owner speaks out
LIBERTY, Mo. (KCTV) - Intense surveillance footage captured the moment two people drove a stolen car into a gun store. This happened just before 4 a.m. on Tuesday at Adventure Outdoors downtown. Owner Daniel Mull said when he saw the footage, he almost threw up. “It’s very difficult to see...
Patrick Mahomes Reveals Truth Behind His Unprecedented Training Camp Move
Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs are gearing up for the start of training camp. This will be a crucial part of the team's offseason as they look to defend their title in 2025. For his part, Mahomes recently revealed that he's decided to make an unprecedented move for this year's camp. For ...
Walsworth announces Andy Billett as new Chief Operating Officer
Walsworth has announced the appointment of printing industry veteran Andy Billett as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO). Billett will be replacing the current COO, Jim Mead, who is retiring in November. He will be based at Walsworth’s corporate office in Marceline, Missouri. Billett joins Walsworth with over 25...
Boil advisory issued in Platte County community after water main break
WALDRON, Mo. (KCTV) - A broken water main is causing some extra work for people living in one area of Platte County. Anyone living in Waldron, Mo., who gets water from Consolidated Public Water Supply District One is advised to boil water used for cooking or drinking for three minutes. The water district also suggests using bottled water to brush teeth.
St. Clair County Animal Services in danger of flooding, fosters desperately needed
ST. CLAIR COUNTY (First Alert 4) -- Foster homes are needed for pets as the St. Clair County Animal Services building is in danger of flooding. Gateway Pet Guardians and other partner organizations are working to rescue dogs from the animal services facility in Belleville. The Belleville Area Humane Society rescued cats from the facility.
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