By  | The Marshfield, Missouri community celebrated Independence Day with a parade Saturday morning.Dozens gathered along city streets to watch several floats, vehicles and displays. Missouri Gov. Mike Parson joined the parade, one night after speaking at a Fourth of July weekend celebration in Branson.Our latest gallery includes several photos from the parade from KY3 photojournalist Thomas Leonard. Check back for more on the parade and Fourth of July celebrations around the Ozarks on KY3 News at 6, 9 and 10.×Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's...…By  | The Marshfield, Missouri community celebrated Independence Day with a parade Saturday morning.Dozens gathered along city streets to watch several floats, vehicles and displays. Missouri Gov. Mike Parson joined the parade, one night after speaking at a Fourth of July weekend celebration in Branson.Our latest gallery includes several photos from the parade from KY3 photojournalist Thomas Leonard. Check back for more on the parade and Fourth of July celebrations around the Ozarks on KY3 News at 6, 9 and 10.×Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's...WW…

A member of the House of Representatives has tested positive for the coronavirus, according to several state leaders. Leaders have requested all employees and visitors to stay out of the Capitol for at least the next 10 days. Speaker of the House Elijah Haahr (R-Springfield) and other leaders have issued the following joint statement regarding a confirmed COVID-19 case in the Capitol:“We have recently learned a member of the House of Representatives has tested positive for the coronavirus. We are still working to notify members and staff that might have been in contact with the member and...…A member of the House of Representatives has tested positive for the coronavirus, according to several state leaders. Leaders have requested all employees and visitors to stay out of the Capitol for at least the next 10 days. Speaker of the House Elijah Haahr (R-Springfield) and other leaders have issued the following joint statement regarding a confirmed COVID-19 case in the Capitol:“We have recently learned a member of the House of Representatives has tested positive for the coronavirus. We are still working to notify members and staff that might have been in contact with the member and...WW…

More than 3,500 positive cases of COVID-19 and 77 deaths have been reported in Missouri, according to the Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services.As of Thursday, the state has reported 77 people who tested positive from COVID-19 in Missouri have died, a jump from 58 reported on Wednesday. The state reported more than 200 new cases as of Thursday, a jump from 3,327 to 3,539. Nearly 38,000 people have been tested, according to DHSS. For the latest numbers in Missouri and the Ozarks, click .…More than 3,500 positive cases of COVID-19 and 77 deaths have been reported in Missouri, according to the Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services.As of Thursday, the state has reported 77 people who tested positive from COVID-19 in Missouri have died, a jump from 58 reported on Wednesday. The state reported more than 200 new cases as of Thursday, a jump from 3,327 to 3,539. Nearly 38,000 people have been tested, according to DHSS. For the latest numbers in Missouri and the Ozarks, click .WW…

Missouri's stay-at-home order has been extended to May 3, according to Gov. Mike Parson. The state's stay-at-home order went into effect April 6 and was set to expire April 24. Gov. Parson and Missouri leaders will monitor the state's situation from now to May 4 before determining when the state could re-open. The state will work with hospitals, health care providers, public health experts, business leaders, and state departments to develop a plan. "We are working with public health experts, using Missouri-specific data to track the course of COVID-19. We are seeing early signs in the data...…Missouri's stay-at-home order has been extended to May 3, according to Gov. Mike Parson. The state's stay-at-home order went into effect April 6 and was set to expire April 24. Gov. Parson and Missouri leaders will monitor the state's situation from now to May 4 before determining when the state could re-open. The state will work with hospitals, health care providers, public health experts, business leaders, and state departments to develop a plan. "We are working with public health experts, using Missouri-specific data to track the course of COVID-19. We are seeing early signs in the data...WW…

Gas prices continue to plummet during the coronavirus pandemic. Drivers can now fill up for less than $1 per gallon at some Springfield gas stations. Eagle Stop, located on Campbell and Plainview, is selling gas for 95 cents per gallon as of Thursday, which is one of the lowest rates in Greene County.Drivers are filling up in the Springfield metropolitan area for $1.30 per gallon on average, according to the from AAA.…Gas prices continue to plummet during the coronavirus pandemic. Drivers can now fill up for less than $1 per gallon at some Springfield gas stations. Eagle Stop, located on Campbell and Plainview, is selling gas for 95 cents per gallon as of Thursday, which is one of the lowest rates in Greene County.Drivers are filling up in the Springfield metropolitan area for $1.30 per gallon on average, according to the from AAA.WW…

A second Great Clips hair stylist in Springfield has tested positive for COVID-19, according the Springfield-Greene County Health Department. This comes one day after health leaders another Great Clips hair stylist worked several days while symptomatic. Both employees work at the location at 1864 S. Glenstone Ave.At this time, the health department says this is the only other positive result among those tested as a result of the potential exposure. The hair stylist and their clients also wore face coverings. Seven co-workers and 84 clients were potentially directly exposed from the first...…A second Great Clips hair stylist in Springfield has tested positive for COVID-19, according the Springfield-Greene County Health Department. This comes one day after health leaders another Great Clips hair stylist worked several days while symptomatic. Both employees work at the location at 1864 S. Glenstone Ave.At this time, the health department says this is the only other positive result among those tested as a result of the potential exposure. The hair stylist and their clients also wore face coverings. Seven co-workers and 84 clients were potentially directly exposed from the first...WW…