Punxsutawney Phil Predicts Six More Weeks Of Winter

PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa. (AP) — There will be six more weeks of winter. That’s the prediction made Wednesday by Punxsutawney Phil after he emerged from his burrow in Pennsylvania to perform his Groundhog Day duties. Thousands of people

Road Conditions Across The Ozarks

Check here for the latest on road conditions across the Ozarks and the state. Go to the MoDOT Traveler Info map for more. Keep an eye on road conditions. If you have to get out, go slow

Humane Society Of Missouri Rescues 57 Dogs

Over 50 dogs were rescued in Newton County on Tuesday. According to the Humane Society of Missouri, its Animal Cruelty task force rescued several different breeds including corgis, German shepherds and border collies. The group says carcasses

Greene County Offices, Judicial Courts Closed Wednesday

As severe weather makes its way into the area, the Greene County Commission and Presiding Judge have closed all county offices and judicial courts Wednesday, February 2. Commissioners are going to remain in contact with the National

Springfield-Greene County Library Closed Today

All Springfield-Greene County Library locations are closed for February 2. Original Story With severe winter weather expected all Springfield-Greene County Library facilities are opening later Wednesday morning. Those facilities are expected to open at 10 a.m. People

Missouri Health Director Out Following Conservative Blowback

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Missouri senators on Tuesday effectively ousted the new state health director following conservative blowback, despite the health czar’s stances against abortion and mask and vaccine mandates. Senators on Tuesday adjourned for the

CU Getting Ready For Snow And Ice

Springfield City Utilities is gearing up for the approaching storm. CU says while the forecast calls for up to a quarter of an inch of ice in the Springfield area, its grid is built to handle one-half

Police: Men Found Dead In Cemetery Were Shot

Springfield Police have identified two men found dead Monday inside the National Cemetery near Seminole and Glenstone. Mark D. Young, 38, and Justin S. Baker, 46, were from Springfield, Missouri. Police say they both had gunshot wounds.