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What happened on November 01, 2011
NEWS
Lake in Douglas County drained by vandals will remain dry until next spring Edited news release from the U.S. Forest Service
Two workers at CU power plant in SW Springfield go to hospital after fire in two coal bunkers by Ashley Reynolds and Paula Dowler, KY3 News | newsalerts@ky3.com
'Branson Crime Map' helps residents help police prevent crime By Dustin Hodges, KY3 News | dhodges@ky3.com
Nixa police bust large marijuana-growing operation, seize cash, guns, $20,000 worth of pot by Jay Scherder
Warm & Windy Ahead of Big Front by meteorologist Brandon Beck, KY3 News | bbeck@ky3.com
Distracted tug pilot has been sentenced to one year in prison for a deadly river crash in Philadelphia by KY3 News | newsalerts@ky3.com
Big Changes Ahead by Ron Hearst, KY3 Chief Meteorologist | rhearst@ky3.com
Businesses in south Springfield strip mall close for cleanup after sewer system backup by Ashley Reynolds, KY3 News
Number of major crimes in Springfield has decreased this year over last year edited news release
BBB Brief: Don't Get Burned When Having Furnace Serviced Cara Restelli | BBB Brief
Springfield police found 8 sex offenders violating law on Halloween night edited news release
Arkansas Razorbacks: Hogs freshman suspended for South Carolina game after hit on defenseless player Chris Replogle, KY3 News | creplogle@ky3.com
Deaths in unlicensed childcare facilities highlight need for change by Linda Russell | KY3 Reporter
Census: More people repeat 'I do' in Arkansas than in any other state by Steve Grant, KY3 News
City Utilities: Coal in bin at power plant likely caught fire by spontaneous combustion by KY3 News
Missouri earns "C", Arkansas earns "D" in latest report on premature births by Paula Dowler, KY3 News & NBC News | newsalerts@ky3.com
Real estate agent from Branson admits defrauding bank with false mortgage application edited news release
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