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Harmony House launches I-Care campaign to support domestic violence survivors (opens the original)
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Harmony House launched its I-Care campaign at the Oasis Hotel, according to the organization. Nearly 300 people took the I-Care pledge, and participating businesses picked up materials to use in their workplaces. The kits include posters, hotline information, and materials about preventing domestic violence. “So that they know more, and they can speak out if they see the signs. Or maybe they’re being shown signs that they didn’t know existed whenever they’re interacting
Overnight road work in Ozark, Mo., aims to limit impact on shoppers (opens the original)
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OZARK, Mo. (KY3) - Crews are working overnight on road repairs in Ozark to limit the impact on shoppers and businesses. Ozark Public Works said crews plan to finish milling over the next two nights, then pave the roads by Friday if weather holds. In the meantime, drivers could encounter grooved pavement. The city plans to mill and repave roads through Ozark Centre overnight. Crews are expected to start around 8 p.m. each weeknight and wrap up by 7 a.m. the next morning. Temporary closures are po
Christian County deputies clock multiple drivers over 100 mph on Highway 65 (opens the original)
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CHRISTIAN COUNTY, Mo. (KY3) - Christian County deputies recently clocked two drivers going 112 and 113 mph on Highway 65 near Ozark, where the speed limit is 65 mph. One driver was under 18. The other was later found to have a blood alcohol level more than twice the legal limit. KY3 rode along with Deputy Michael McQueeney, who worked traffic in California before patrolling Christian County. During the ride-along, McQueeney’s radar clocked a driver going 80 mph. McQueeney said he tries to clock
Lebanon, Mo., parents question why students waited on hot buses for drivers (opens the original)
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LEBANON, Mo. (KY3) - Some Lebanon parents are questioning why students were left waiting on hot school buses while the district dealt with a shortage of drivers. The district says those waits were isolated and students were supervised. But some parents say their children waited longer than the district’s estimate. Two families said their children called them from a transfer station after getting onto a bus before a driver arrived. The school year started with multiple days in a row of at least 9
Springfield mayor explains decision to send Flock camera review to committee amid pushback (opens the original)
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A Springfield City Council meeting Monday night grew tense after Mayor Jeff Schrag moved to send a councilman’s proposed review of Flock license plate cameras to committee instead of holding a public hearing. Councilman Brandon Jenson wrote the resolution. He said he gave city staff the draft on Aug. 11, giving the full council nearly two weeks to review it. Jenson said he learned three to four hours before Monday’s meeting that Schrag wanted the resolution sent to commi
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