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What are the laws around sexual assault in Missouri, and how can victims get help? (opens the original)
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A high-profile sexual assault case at Cornell University is raising questions worldwide. Including what constitutes consent and why prosecutors sometimes decline to file charges. Under Missouri law, there’s a difference in how these cases are handled. “New York law is substantially different than Missouri law. It sounds like in New York that the level of intoxication, if it’s voluntary, it doesn’t matter, but in Missouri, it’s completely opposite of that. The level of in
Billings, Mo., Police Department warns the community of underage kids riding motorized vehicles on roads (opens the original)
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BILLINGS, Mo. (KY3) - The Billings Police Department is sending out a community alert about kids and teens riding dirt bikes or ATV’s illegally. With the rise in complaints, the department is asking parents to talk with their kids about knowing the law. Within the city limits of Billings, many of the roads look like this: country roads with lots of hills. However, according to the city code, no one is allowed to drive any “all-terrain vehicle” on any streets and highways. “Golf carts, side-by-si
Wilder Days returns to Mansfield, Mo., for its 51st year (opens the original)
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MANSFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Wilder Days, celebrated every September, honors the life and legacy of one of the town’s most notable residents, Laura Ingalls Wilder, author of the Little House on the Prairie books. “In her honor, we started having a festival. Originally it started off kind of as a festival celebrating specifically her books, but now we kind of celebrate her and her heritage that she left back for us,” said Clay Smith, a committee member with Wilder Days. From music to food to parades, t
First Alert Weather: Northern Arkansas needs over 14 inches of rain to escape this drought (opens the original)
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - The drought is growing more severe in Arkansas, with every county remaining under drought or abnormally dry conditions. In our viewing area, counties once considered drier than usual are now entering a moderate drought. The National Weather Service reports that we’d need between 14 and 17 inches of rain in that area to end the drought in a month. “The hot and dry, and I saw the other day that we were 23 days over 100, and that’s not typical for us, and then throw in the
Rising diesel prices impact Ozark food pantries and non-profits (opens the original)
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Diesel gas prices are on the rise across the country; here in the Midwest, there’s been a 43-cent increase since this time last week, according to the U.S.Energy Information Administration. These rising prices have started to worry some local non-profits and food pantries. Crosslines Resource Center says some families there are having to choose between a meal on the table and getting to work. “We deliver to seniors. We also allow people to make call-in orders so they can
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