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Volunteers from Lowe’s begin renovation project at Springfield’s Salvation Army
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Volunteers from Lowe’s stores around Springfield began renovating the Salvation Army’s Family Enrichment Center. The renovation will focus mainly on the facility’s living spaces. Volunteers will be painting, installing new lights, ceiling fans, and mirrors in the bathrooms. The Salvation Army says these changes will bring hope to the families staying there.
The Amazing Evolution Of The Shootout: Lake Of The Ozarks' Most Famous Boat Race
What was once the not-so-humble brainchild of local thrill seekers battling for bragging rights has evolved into an epic extravaganza under a cascade of international acclaim. The Lake of the Ozarks Shootout attracts the fastest powerboating competitors in the U.S.A. and brings fans for miles, playing in the sunshine, enjoying a party on the Lake as they cheer for wildly fast boats.
Groundbreaking for Quaker Windows to double size of Eldon plant, third location possible
There was a groundbreaking on Monday at the Quaker Windows plant in Eldon. The company was launched 75 years ago in Freeburg, Missouri. Quaker’s four-year-old Eldon campus is poised to double in size nearly. The 300,000-square-foot expansion is expected to allow for 220 more jobs. "We have a board...
Platte County music star passes at 51
Local country music star Matt Snook has passed away at the age of 51. Snook, who was diagnosed with kidney cancer about a year and half ago, died Thursday, Aug. 15 at his home in Camden Point. Snook’s full obituary is printed in this week’s issue. Earlier this...
Callaway County man charged with rape
Editor's note: The final paragraph of the story has been corrected to say the phone was knocked out of the victim's hand. FULTON, Mo. (KMIZ) A Callaway County man was charged with rape and other felonies on Tuesday. Randall Morgan, 22, of Williamsburg, was charged with first-degree rape, unlawful use of a weapon, third-degree domestic The post Callaway County man charged with rape appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
Chiefs Heiress Gracie Hunt’s Postgame Celebration Goes Viral – ‘Arrowhead Is the Happiest Place on Earth!’
The Kansas City Chiefs narrowly lost to the Detroit Lions, 24-23, in a preseason game at Arrowhead Stadium, with the game decided by a last-second field goal from Jake Bates. Despite the loss, Gracie Hunt brought a positive vibe to the stadium, sharing a series of stunning pictures that quickly went viral among Chiefs fans, showcasing how to take a defeat in style.
University of Missouri tells student group to rename its ‘Welcome Black BBQ’ event
The University of Missouri told a Black student group it is not allowed to name its back-to-school event the “Welcome Black BBQ” due to concerns over inclusivity. The Legion of Black Collegians posted on Instagram Friday that its event will be called the “Welcome Black and Gold BBQ,” honoring the school’s colors, instead of…
Oilers decline to match offer sheets, leading to rarest of NHL moves
The Edmonton Oilers declined to match the restricted offer sheets that defenseman Philip Broberg and forward Dylan Holloway signed with the St. Louis Blues over a week ago. Both players now become official members of the Blues, while the Oilers will receive a 2025 second-round pick (for Broberg) and a 2025 third-round pick (for Holloway) as compensation. Both Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway have been informed they are St. Louis Blues. Oilers do not match.One thing I believe is key here: Edmonton wants flexibility to add in-season.— Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) August 20, 2024 The fact both players even signed offer sheets is...
Jefferson City man charged with assault after fight at Chick's Tap Room
Cole County prosecutors filed charges against a man, accused of starting a fight while drunk at a Jefferson City bar. They charged Nicolas Neal Montgomery, of Jefferson City, with Second Degree Assault, Resisting Arrest, and Fourth Degree Assault of a Special Victim. Court documents stated that Jefferson City police were...
Philadelphia Phillies owner puts Cardinals' owner Bill DeWitt III to shame
The DeWitt family has owned the St. Louis Cardinals for nearly 30 years now. Bill DeWitt III and Stephen Brauer bought the team from Anheuser-Busch in 1995 for just $150 million. For the most part, the team has seen a lot of success under the ownership of the DeWitt family, but the sentiment amongst fans is that the ownership group has become increasingly stale over the last few years.
Polk County official pleads guilty to Walmart shoplifting, gets probation
Polk County's elected public administrator has served in the role since 2003. On Tuesday, she pleaded guilty to a municipal stealing charge — one of several thefts from a Bolivar Walmart police accused her of committing — and was sentenced to one year of probation. Public Administrator Barbara Davolt was originally cited for three separate municipal violations for shoplifting from the Bolivar store in July and August last year. According to previous News-Leader reporting, Bolivar police responded...
Chiefs Coach: ‘Will Be Pounding the Table’ to Keep Second-Year WR on Roster
Kansas City Chiefs special teams coordinator and assistant head coach Dave Toub spoke very openly on Tuesday, August 20, about wanting second-year wide receiver Nikko Remigio to make the 53-player roster due to his role as a return specialist. “I love that guy. I’ll be pounding the table for that...
St. Louis police looking for 2 people, car in connection with gas station shooting
ST. LOUIS — St. Louis police are looking for two people and a car in connection with a shooting at a gas station early Sunday morning in downtown St. Louis. The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department released photos of two people and a black vehicle they are looking for in connection with a shooting at a BP gas station at 902 South Broadway. One of the photos shows a person holding a handgun.
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