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Since August 11, Springfield Public Works has removed more than 22,407 cubic yards of storm debris from neighborhoods around the city. Zone 1 pickup has been substantially completed, and Public Works crews are now focusing
Springfield Public Works says that Zone 1 storm debris pickup is nearly finished, with just a few more residences to sweep. Public Works estimates that 18,364 cubic tons of debris have been collected since August
Springfield residents with piles of storm debris will not have to wait very much longer for the city to collect them. The city will begin picking up storm debris in Zone 1 on August 11th.
City Utilities of Springfield is moving forward with 280 Million Dollars in projects for additional electric generation and battery storage. City Utilities plans to install new gas turbines that will run on natural gas and
One man is dead after a camper that was caught in a storm blew over in Caulfield over the weekend. Investigators say the camper was at the Cloud 9 Ranch Club, a camping and ATV/UTV
With extreme heat entering the area on Tuesday, chances for scattered to severe storms increase as well as we approach the Fourth of July. Weather experts say rain chances will begin Tuesday night into Wednesday
The National Weather Service is conducting damage reports from Wednesday’s storms that included an EF1 tornado.. Wind speeds in Aurora and Monett almost reached 95mph and damaged trees and buildings along the way. The confirmed
Emergency Management Officials in Greene County say “too many” sirens went off in Greene County during Monday night’s storms. A tornado was issued for northern Greene, but sirens went off all over the county. Officials
The Springfield-based charity is busy once again responding to several tornados that ripped through the midwest last weekend. Convoy of Hope’s trucks are taking essential supplies to Nebraska, Iowa, and Oklahoma. Specifically, Convoy is assisting
The mayor of Reeds Spring is recovering after a large tree fell on his home. High winds from Sunday night’s storms blew a tree onto the roof of Mayor Rob Chamberlin’s home in Reeds Spring.
City Utilities Manger Joel Alexander crews are working as fast as they can to restore power to customers affected by storms. He says, at 3:45 P.M, there were still approximately 6,600 customers without power due
