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Gators Wire: Info on convention center vote is flooding Springfield. Who's paying? KYTV on MSN: Flock Safety addresses concerns about its cameras in Springfield Chief Meteorologist Ron Hearst announced his retirement from KY3 after 38 years of service to the Ozarks. SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Chief Meteorologist Ron Hearst announced his retirement from KY3 after 38 years of service to the Ozarks. His last day at the station will be sometime in late summer. Hearst ... Route 66 Centennial: Visit Springfield launches interactive Route 66 experiences for travelers
Stay updated with the latest weather conditions in Springfield, MO, using KY3's interactive radar and forecasts. Stay informed with KY3's First Alert Weather team providing daily weather forecasts for the Ozarks region. SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Strong storms hit St. Clair and Benton Counties hard on Friday. KY3 viewer Clint Smith shared this video of a likely funnel cloud near Warsaw, Mo. The storm packed heavy rain ... Springfield Police issued 18 citations to 11 people who participated in the protest, with one person arrested. SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) -A local anti-Flock Safety group hosted a community meeting Sunday at the Schweitzer Brentwood Library in Springfield. The group, called Flock Out SGF, held a community-driven ... KY3 met with members of BACA's Southwest Missouri chapter to discuss their mission to empower children who have faced abuse. Gov. Kehoe: $30 million in state money will be up to lawmakers after Springfield lodging tax increase rejected again KYTV | KY3 | The Place to Be | First Alert Weather | Springfield, Mo ... KYTV on MSN: Springfield’s northside neighborhoods meet department heads at city’s first Community Conversation The Springfield-Greene County Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is working with local partners to assess system status and restore functionality immediately. KYTV on MSN: Happy anniversary: KY3 meteorologist Brandon Beck celebrates 30 years Voters in Springfield voted for a second time to reject a proposed 3% hike in lodging tax to fund a new convention and events center. KYTV on MSN: Gov. Kehoe: $30 million in state money will be up to lawmakers after Springfield lodging tax increase rejected again KYTV: Springfield woman says police issued ticket weeks after protest; questions investigation methods KYTV on MSN: Power outages may mean no storm sirens in Springfield
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KYTV on MSN: Happy anniversary: KY3 meteorologist Brandon Beck celebrates 30 years Voters in Springfield voted for a second time to reject a proposed 3% hike in lodging tax to fund a new convention and events center. KYTV on MSN: Gov. Kehoe: $30 million in state money will be up to lawmakers after Springfield lodging tax increase rejected again KYTV: Springfield woman says police issued ticket weeks after protest; questions investigation methods KYTV on MSN: Power outages may mean no storm sirens in Springfield KYTV on MSN: Route 66 Centennial: Visit Springfield launches interactive Route 66 experiences for travelers KY3 Livestream Info Live video from KY3 is available on your computer, tablet and smartphone during all local newscasts. When KY3 is not airing a live newscast, you will see live streams from ... Flock Out SGF aims to get the cameras removed from Springfield. They say the cameras impede upon privacy rights. Whether watching TV or driving around Springfield, you're likely to see ads or information about the April 7 election. Here's who is paying for it. Springfield woman says police issued ticket weeks after protest; questions investigation methods
KYTV on MSN: Route 66 Centennial: Visit Springfield launches interactive Route 66 experiences for travelers KY3 Livestream Info Live video from KY3 is available on your computer, tablet and smartphone during all local newscasts. When KY3 is not airing a live newscast, you will see live streams from ... Flock Out SGF aims to get the cameras removed from Springfield. They say the cameras impede upon privacy rights. Whether watching TV or driving around Springfield, you're likely to see ads or information about the April 7 election. Here's who is paying for it. Springfield woman says police issued ticket weeks after protest; questions investigation methods
