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Video: Tyrrell murder investigation ongoing
It's now been 3-months since a husband and wife were found murdered in their southeast Springfield home. KY3's Jehan Sheikh explains how neighbors of the victims are dealing with the still unsolved case.
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Motorcycle and scooter thefts on the rise in Springfield area
Amber McClure’s says her motorcycle is much more than a couple of wheels to get around.
“You put so much time and effort into it, and you bond with that bike. And riding it is something spectacular,” McClure, a Springfield resident, stated.
So, imagine her shock a few mornings ago when she went outside.
“I decided to go check, be sure my bike was there and it was ...
Auburn QB Marshall benched for opener against Arkansas following marijuana citation
Auburn quarterback Nick Marshall will be on the bench at the start of Auburn's season opener on Aug. 30 against Arkansas.
Tigers coach Gus Malzahn said Friday that Marshall, who was cited for marijuana possession last month, will not start the Southeastern Conference game, but he did not indicate how long Marshall would remain on the sideline during the game.
"I'm not ready to say that yet," ...
Contact KY3: Folks load up on back-to-school essentials during sales tax holiday
It's not Black Friday, but it's the second most popular time of the year to shop...sales tax holiday.
New local businesses, such as June and Beyond in Lebanon, are trying to cash in and reel in new customers for the back-to-school rush.
One shopper we caught up with, Maggie Vaughn, starts her last year of high school in just a few weeks: "The pocket tease is in ...
Rolla man back in jail for 1992 murder
A man from Rolla has been arrested a second time in connection with another man's death that occurred 22 years ago.
According to the Phelps County Sheriff, William Harrison was initially arrested for the death of Jerry Wayne King in 1992. King's body was found dead near the entrance to the Gourd Creek Cave, near the end of what is now County Road 7270.
Harrison was eventually ...
Ozarks students headed to Africa, Africans to Ozarks despite Ebola outbreak
As the Ebola epidemic kills hundreds in Western Africa, the Centers for Disease Control has issued a travel advisory on unessential travel to the west African countries. But the deadly virus isn't stopping people from traveling to other parts of the continent, or travel from Africa to the Ozarks.
The Assemblies of God prepares to celebrate it's centennial in Springfield, the church's headquarters for nearly the ...
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ALTURAS, Calif. (AP) — Wildfires burning through dry terrain in West Coast states have forced scores of evacuations as fire teams worked to corral the blazes. 
By Saliou Samb CONAKRY (Reuters) - West African leaders agreed on Friday to take stronger measures to try to bring the worst outbreak of Ebola under control and prevent it spreading outside the region, including steps to isolate rural communities ravaged by the disease. The World Health Organisation and medical charity Medicines Sans Frontieres said on Friday the outbreak, which has killed 729 people in four West African countries, was out of control and more resources were urgently needed to deal with it. WHO chief Margaret Chan told a meeting of the presidents of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone - the countries worst affected - that the epidemic was outpacing efforts to contain it and warned of catastrophic consequences in lost lives and economic distruption if the situation were allowed to deteriorate. "The presidents recognise the serious nature of the Ebola outbreak in their countries," Chan said after the meeting. 
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — Israel bombarded the southern Gaza town of Rafah on Saturday as troops searched for an officer they believe was captured by Hamas in an ambush that shattered a humanitarian cease-fire and set the stage for a major escalation of the 26-day-old war. 
NEW YORK (AP) — When two U.S. aid workers infected with Ebola arrive in Atlanta from Africa, they will be whisked into one of the most sophisticated hospital isolation units in the country. 
By Feras Bosalum and Ahmed Elumami BENGHAZI Libya (Reuters) - Two thousand people took to the streets of Benghazi on Friday to protest against Islamist militants and former rebel militias who have been fighting armed forces and taken over an important military base in the eastern Libyan city. The heavy clashes in Benghazi and the capital Tripoli over the past two weeks have been the worst since the 2011 fall of Muammar Gaddafi, killing more than 200 people and forcing most Western governments to pull their diplomats out of the North African state. Fierce fighting among rival factions in the country's two major cities also underscores Libya's fragile control over the heavily armed brigades of former anti-Gaddafi rebel fighters and militias who refuse to disband. The Benghazi Revolutionaries Shura Council, an alliance formed by former rebels and Islamist militants from Ansar al-Sharia, which Washington classifies as a terrorist organisation, have forced the army to pull out of Benghazi. 