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Boone County Missouri Lottery player wins $50,000 on Monday
(BOONE COUNTY, Mo.) A Missouri Lottery Scratchers player from Boone County, Mo. claimed a $50,000 prize on Monday, August 12, 2024. According to the MO Lottery, the winner purchased the scratcher at Steve-O's, located at 4600 Paris Road in Columbia, Mo. and coincidentally it was the player's first time participating in the 500K Scratchers game, which he chose for it's "fun" design.
NOAA gives early look at winter forecast for the Ozarks
Don’t mind the fact there is a heat advisory in effect for most of the Ozarks on Wednesday, the National Weather Service is already preparing for winter. The Climate Prediction Center shows the Ozarks to be right down the middle. For the months of December, January and February, also known as meteorological winter, NOAA is […]
See the Silent But Deadly New Stealth Bomber Coming to Missouri
If you thought the current fleet of stealth bombers that make their home at Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri were intimidating, you should see the new silent but deadly new model that is next in line. The current B-2 stealth bomber fleet is a common sight in and around...
Former Greene County deputy faces charges for exposing himself inside a store
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Authorities arrested a former Greene County Sheriff’s Office deputy, accused of exposing himself in a Springfield Dollar Tree store. Jessy Snow resigned on Tuesday. Greene County prosecutors charged him with a misdemeanor of sexual misconduct on Wednesday. “I am appalled by the conduct of this...
Ernte Fest hits mid-century mark
Normally a one day go, the Freistatt Lions Club held their 50th annual Ernte Fest celebration on Friday, Aug. 9 and Saturday, Aug. 10. The event included a Bingo Game held by the Aurora Lions Club, children’s games, inflatable buildings, a train ride for children, live music, a chicken dance competition, a raffle for prizes and much more.
Students return to Missouri State University for fall semester
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Classes on the Missouri State University campus begin Monday, August 19. Students have been returning to campus all week for the fall semester. Vice President of Student Affairs Dee Siscoe says it’s an exciting time to be on campus. “It’s an exciting time right now...
Fact Finders: Viewer finds political text messages annoying. What can you do?
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A text message-blocking app estimates politicians sent 253 million political text messages in the last year. So basically... if you have a cell phone. You’ve seen these messages. Karen says, “I’m getting hammered with political texts and it’s driving me crazy. Is there anything I can do to stop this harassment?”
Aaron Goddard Memorial Blood Drive
Aaron Goddard was a decorated Springfield firefighter. Prior to that, he worked at Community Blood Center of the Ozarks. After a cancer diagnosis claimed his life in 2015, his family established an annual blood drive as a way to remember Aaron while helping others in need of blood transfusions. On...
Springfield Public Schools unveils 'open door' logo to replace 'star-catcher' from 1990s
For the first time in a quarter century, Springfield Public Schools has a new logo. The image is an open, blue door. The visual brand, a symbol used to promote public identification, was revealed to community leaders Aug. 1 during Superintendent Grenita Lathan's State of the Schools address at Kickapoo High School. It was also highly visible during the back-to-school staff kickoff Tuesday at Great Southern Bank Arena. ...
Comedian Nikki Glaser is Making Her Way to Springfield’s Hammons Hall
Comedian Nikki Glaser is currently traveling the country with her Alive and Unwell Tour. She’s performing live at Juanita K. Hammons Hall in Springfield on Friday, August 16. Blake Haynes chats with Glaser about her HBO Special “Someday You’ll Die” along with her new single by the same name. She also shares about her love […]
‘OTC’ is no more, rebrands itself as ‘Ozarks Tech’
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Ozarks Technical Community College has moved away from using “OTC” as an acronym. According to Donna Barton, the College Director of Communications, the school is refreshing its branding and nickname. Though the school will still be “Ozarks Technical Community College”, it will also be known as “Ozarks Tech” instead of “OTC”.
Social media rental scams impacting Springfield tenants
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Imagine you’re at home, and there’s a knock at the door. You answer and it’s someone who says they think they’re at a place listed online for rent. That can’t be, because you’re actively living in the same space. So you explain there must be a mistake, and they leave. Then it […]
Groundbreaking ceremony planned for the Center for Workforce and Student Success at Ozarks Tech
SPRINGFIELD, MO. – Join Ozarks Tech to celebrate the start of construction on the college’s new Center for Workforce and Student Success. The community is invited to attend a groundbreaking ceremony for this exciting addition to the Springfield campus at 10 a.m., Thursday, Sept. 26. The event, scheduled for the south parking lot in front of the Norman K. Meyers Building, will include an official groundbreaking by members of the Ozarks Tech board of trustees, special guest speakers, and a naming announcement.
Chiefs Dave Merritt shares insight into the second starting cornerback competition
The Kansas City Chiefs are heading into their second preseason game this Saturday with plenty of eyes on their secondary. Chiefs defensive backs coach Dave Merritt has worked with all the defensive backs throughout offseason workouts and training camp. He spoke with reporters after Wednesday’s practice about his aligned vision with defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo in the search for a second starting cornerback.
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