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What happened on February 15, 2011
NEWS
Winds of Change to Bring Clouds, Warmth Brandon Beck | Meteorologist
Missouri Tigers: Denmon returns, leads Mizzou to shootout victory over Texas Tech by Chris Replogle, KY3 News | creplogle@ky3.com
Commander of Fort Leonard Wood will speak on reducing sexual assaults on post by Marie Saavedra, KY3 News | msaavedra@ky3.com
Bears beat Drake to stay in first place tie video report by Joe Hickman, KY3 News; text by MSU Sports Information | jhickman@ky3.com
Federal budget cuts would hurt in Springfield by Sara Forhetz, KY3 News | sforhetz@ky3.com
Lake Regional Hospital offers cardiovascular screenings
Train kills pedestrian who lived near tracks in Stoutland by Steve Grant, KY3 News | sgrant@ky3.com
Simple test is in development to troubleshoot autism from KY3 News | lrose@ky3.com
Carthage biofuels plant will reopen in March
Investigators say wheelchair or related equipment likely caused fire that killed disabled man by Paula Morehouse, KY3 News | pmorehouse@ky3.com
Sporting events could boost Springfield's economy by KY3 News
Number of new flu cases dropped last week in Greene County by KY3 News
It's time to assault the salt on your cars by meteorologist Sarah Jones, KY3 News | sjones@ky3.com
OACAC faces revenue cuts that would affect services for poor people by Linda Russell, KY3 News | lrussell@ky3.com
Overseas demand, unrest could drive up gasoline prices in United States by Jay Scherder, KY3 News | jscherder@ky3.com
Springfield police seek shoplifters who pulled knife on store employees edited news release
Lebanon High School football star inks letter of intent with Missouri Southern Chris Replogle, KY3 News
ENTERTAINMENT
Banker, business owner Buerge files for bankruptcy by Cara Restelli, KY3 News | crestelli@ky3.com
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