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What We Know: The U.S. Department of Agriculture has confirmed a case of New World screwworm in the United States, marking the first detection in decades and putting livestock producers on alert. What Are The
What We Know: Volunteers will hit the water June 13 to help clean up one of the Ozarks’ most treasured waterways. What It Means: The annual River Rescue cleanup will cover a six-mile stretch of
What We Know: Mercy is now looking at another lawsuit over COVID vaccine requirements during the global pandemic. The latest lawsuit, originally filed in 2025, is actually a refiling however it faces an argument for
What We Know: It’s hard to resist a baby animal. A spotted fawn curled up in the grass, a tiny rabbit tucked beneath a bush, and a young bird is hopping around the yard. The
After a long stretch of rain, we’re seeing a different kind of risky weather in the Ozarks with soaring temperatures leading to a heat advisory being issued for the area. What We Know: A heat
The Springfield-Greene County Health Department is reminding the community of the dangers of heat-related illness with a heat advisory being in effect in the area Tuesday and Wednesday. What They’re Saying: SGCHD says that friends
What We Know: A popular Springfield restaurant is temporarily closed after part of its roof collapsed Monday morning. The collapse happened at Seafood House on South Campbell Avenue while storms were moving through the area.
Sunday night saw severe weather and heavy rainfall in the city of Ozark, resulting in fallen trees and flooding that closed roads and parks. What We Know: Damage and flooding from storms Sunday night are
Flash flooding stranded vehicles and bicyclists and shut down roads in Springfield, Nixa and other cities in the Ozarks Monday morning. See where roads are closed due to floodwaters in the Ozarks and across the
According to the Springfield City Utilities map, over 8,000 people lost power due to lightning strikes early Monday morning. What We Know: Heavy rainfall, lightning, and thunder hit the city of Springfield early Monday morning
Severe storms spawned tornadoes in several parts of the Ozarks Sunday evening, including the Springfield area. What We Know: The National Weather Service has confirmed an EF0 tornado touched down at 6:40pm Sunday along Farm
UPDATE: The Tornado Watch was allowed to expire shortly before 10pm Sunday. The National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Watch until 7:00pm Sunday for more than a dozen counties in southwest Missouri. What We
