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Freezing Rain & Mixed Precipitation Expected to Impact the Midwest on Friday Morning Dec 1st
Across the Midwest including portions of IA, IL and MO:. A mixture of precipitation is anticipated across the area, with freezing rain also being part of the risk. What will start off as rain will drastically change over to freezing rain and mixed precipitation across the area from midnight Thursday through midday Friday. Freezing rain amounts look to be around a trace to locally as high as 0.45 of an inch. The worst-affected area looks to be around southeast IA.
Power restored to 700 in Miller County, surrounding area
UPDATE: Power has been restored to all but two customers as of 8:20 p.m. ELDON, Mo. – Almost 700 are without power this evening in Miller County and the surrounding northeastern area, according to Three Rivers Electric Cooperative. The electric company said the outage was caused by lightning hitting an electric pole. They said crews […]
Community Pleads for Road Safety Measures Following Fatal Accident of Beloved Tow Truck Operator
A tragic accident claims the life of a beloved tow truck operator and volunteer firefighter in Metro East. Community leaders urge drivers to slow down and pay attention to flashing lights on the road, calling for more protective legislation.
See the New Missouri Laws that Go Into Effect January 1, 2024
Maybe you've heard it said that the more things change, the more they stay the same. That's not completely true for many new laws are about to go into effect in Missouri as of January 1, 2024. I am not a lawyer or a politician, but I do quite a...
FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Winter Storm Warning criteria changed for the Ozarks
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A Winter Storm Warning is issued when ice, sleet, or snow may create hazardous conditions. The Winter Storm Warning criteria for ice and sleet remain unchanged. It’s still a quarter-inch for ice and a half-inch for sleet. The changes made are with regards to heavy snow. The problem with the original criteria was similar geographic areas had different thresholds for snow accumulations.
Some Missouri legends never die: Mark Twain lives from an Ouija board to a self-proclaimed medium
Legends don't die. That's why they're called legends. Ouija boards have never been on my list to buy. It might be due to seeing one in a movie and it unnerved me causing me to think, yeah, I don't ever plan to have one of those. It was probably a thriller movie.
Missouri Minimum Wage to Increase in Line with Cost of Living
Discover how Missouri's minimum wage increase in 2024 aims to keep pace with the cost of living. Learn about the impact of this change on workers, the state's cost of living index, and the role of inflation in shaping minimum wage policies.
Missouri Waste Disposal Company Ordered to Cease Operations and New Crime Fighting Facility Planned at Pit State
Tonight's 10 PM newscast covers the future of crime fighting with a new facility at Pit State, a company ordered to halt waste application in Missouri, and a festive holiday celebration by the Murza Shriners. Tune in for these stories and more.
Shawnee Mission East Student Faces Felony Charges Following Racist Attack
• A white male student at Shawnee Mission East High School has been charged with a felony for attacking a Black female student in a racist incident. • The incident, captured on video, shows the male student calling the female student racial slurs and shoving her before a fight breaks out.
Missouri’s December Weather? In Like a Lamb, Out Like a Lion
If you've ever heard Missouri's weather in March being described as "in like a lamb and out like a lion", it appears that will be true in December, too. But, it will be for a completely different reason. How to describe what the forecast for Missouri weather in December will...
Local Resident Trevor Foley Appointed as Acting Director of Missouri Department of Corrections
Governor Mike Parson has appointed Trevor Foley as the Acting Director of the Missouri Department of Corrections (DOC). This appointment will be effective from December 6, after the current Director Anne Precythe steps down. Valarie Moseley and Travis Terry will be the Deputy Directors of the DOC. Governor Parson has expressed his trust in the new team, acknowledging Foley's standing among his DOC colleagues and state leaders.
Missouri Town Most Likely to Have a White Christmas? This One
I've heard many romanticize about having a white Christmas. My guess is most of those don't have the responsibility of having to shovel driveways, but it's just my theory. What Missouri town is most likely to get their wish this Christmas and have snow covering the ground? #1 has it happen almost 1 in 3 times.
Blue Springs Golden Regiment Marching Band Invited to Perform in Dublin's Saint Patrick's Day Parade
Experience the excitement as Blue Springs Golden Regiment Marching Band earns the trip of a lifetime! Invited to march in the world's largest Saint Patrick's Day Parade in Dublin, Ireland in 2025, these talented students are set for an unforgettable journey.
Two slices and a lot of cash: Pizza craving nets big win for Missouri lottery player
A Missouri man is richer after stopping at a local general store to satiate his pizza craving and winning big on his last minute scratch-off purchase, according to lottery officials. “That day, I was hungry for pizza and went to the Casey’s in Bolivar and got a couple slices of...