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MoDOT holds a meeting on the $7 million Route 60 widening project in Republic (opens the original)
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REPUBLIC, Mo. (KY3) - The Missouri Department of Transportation held a meeting to get public feedback on a $7 million project to widen U.S. 60 between Springfield and Republic. MoDOT leaders said as Republic grows, so does the need for more space on the roadway. To give drivers more room, MoDOT will add a third lane on U.S. 60 from the James River Freeway to Farm Road 103. “This project is to improve capacity and then, in turn, improve safety and operations along the corridor,” said Kara Richart
City of Springfield approves $500K for addiction, mental health resource map (opens the original)
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - The City of Springfield has approved $500,000 to fund a map of substance use and mental health resources available citywide. Crystal and Jeremy Box run Road to Damascus Sober Living. They said Springfield does not lack help, but people often do not know where to find it. “It’s life or death. It’s life or death. All the resources in the world are useless if they can’t find them,” said Crystal. The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services reported 82 overdose deat
Bolivar woman says confusion over service animal laws affects both businesses and handlers (opens the original)
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Bolivar, Mo. (KY3) - Ann Stewart says her service dog, Dutton, was denied access when she tried to get a tattoo from a local tattoo shop. Stewart said she does not blame the shop owner because she understands there is confusion surrounding service animals and where they are and aren’t allowed. As a teacher and co-owner of a non-profit for veterans, she said information and education are key. According to the Americans with Disabilities Act, privately owned businesses that serve the public are pr
Springfield City Council approves bond funding for police and fire facility upgrades (opens the original)
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - The Springfield City Council approved using up to $9.2 million in bonds to build a new fire station and expand part of the police department. Voters approved the bond in 2017. The $9.2 million will be divided between the police department for a new evidence facility, the fire department, and public works for an administration building. Springfield Police Maj. Tad Peters said the facility currently used to store evidence and property has reached capacity. Officers are hav
Drought stress causing early leaf browning across the Ozarks (opens the original)
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Several Ozarks counties are in extreme drought, according to the latest U.S. Drought Monitor. Texas, Barry, Lawrence, Stone, and Taney counties are listed in extreme drought, while the rest of the Ozarks is mostly in severe or moderate drought. Trees across the region are showing brown, brittle leaves that are falling early, but the change is not related to the coming of fall. Horticulture specialist Clayton Tunnell said the browning is a response to drought conditions.
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