KSPR-TV (Springfield, MO)

3 days ago | ky3.com | Ashley Reynolds

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Some viewers report struggling to get insurance claims approved following the severe weather that occurred on April 29. “You still have options. It might feel like a smack in the face,” said Lisa Gill with Consumer Reports. First, double-check and make sure your policy covers the claim you’re making. Next, did you submit enough info? “The insurance company will not tell you they need five more pictures or a little more info. Often it’s a rush to denial.

3 days ago | ky3.com | Reagan Di Trolio

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - It’s been eight months since Cooper Roy from Fair Grove, Mo., almost lost his life in a deadly head-on crash on U.S. 65. On Thursday, Roy walked back into Mercy Hospital, where he spent over three months in recovery. “Walking down the hallway, it was a bit of a take-back,” Roy said. “Once I got to see my nurses, it just warmed me up. I enjoyed seeing them a lot. It was like seeing family.”Roy was greeted back with open arms.

4 days ago | ky3.com | Paul Adler

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - The Ozark County Sheriff’s Office recently issued a stark warning on social media after a recent round of flooding. He wrote; All road closure signs have been stolen. Do not attempt to travel through this area for your safety. After seeing this, Patty wanted to know if an unsuspecting driver winds up injured, Can the thief be held financially liable? “I mean, you’re just putting people in danger needlessly,” commented Grant Rahmeyer of Rah Law.

4 days ago | ky3.com | Reagan Di Trolio

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - If you have plans to fly to an international destination this summer, health leaders recommend you check with your doctor before you leave in case you need the measles vaccine or a booster shot. Tatum O’Dell with the Taney County Health Department said that, although measles cases are rare, the department was prepared for the disease. “The first measles case in Missouri (in 2025) occurred in Taney County on April 18th.

4 days ago | ky3.com | Adam Woodbrey

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A Springfield city ordinance regarding traffic in certain downtown areas is confusing, with some residents saying they were unaware of the ordinance’s existence. The ordinance designates business districts as no U-turn areas. KY3 received a question about U-turns in the city. So we asked about the ordinance.