There might be a bit of a respite from the heat wave as temperatures dip slightly, but we're not...
Health Department Advises Missourians to Take Precautions During Hot Weather
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Weather
National Guard Readied for Flood Help
Governor Blunt has authorized the National Guard to offer help to any areas bothered by flood...
Hit-and-Run Storm Includes Little Twister
A quckly-forming storm over the southwest Missouri town of Ozark has produced a tornado that has...
State Emergency Officials Announce Summer Weather Protection Campaign
State emergency officials have launched the Missouri Summer Weather Safety Campaign which focuses...
New Rules Might Prevent Big Outages
The Public Service Commission proposes expensive new rules to reduce the possibilities of...
Utilities Share Ideas on Reacting to Severe Weather Power Outages
Representatives of numerous electric utility companies serving Missouri get ideas on what works...
Pro-Life Senator Blasts Powerful Right to Life Lobbying Group
A strong right-to-life state senator tears into one of the Capitol's most powerful lobbying...
Ugly End to Session in Senate
The Missouri Senate has brought the legislative session to an ugly end.by ramming two...
Crime of Vulnerable Abuse Created
Missouri has gained a new class of people, thanks to the legislature. A new state law will protect...
Blunt Gives Flood Update
Governor Blunt says the state is still monitoring water levels closely. Blunt says the National...
Blunt Preparing for Big Flood
Rising waters and early reports of flooding have state officials on high alert for a potential...
Rivers and Streams Rising to Dangerous Levels
A good part of Missouri hasn't seen rivers like this in 12 to 14 years. The National Weather...
Governor Blunt Activates Plan to Deal With Flooding
Governor Matt Blunt has initiated a series of rapid responses to ensure the state is ready to face...
Severe Weather Drenches Parts of State
Some parts of Missouri have been drenched by heavy rains, with some hail and high winds thrown in,...
Ending Vehicle Inspections
The state senate says Missouri should get rid of most of its motor vehicle inspection...
Flooding Feared in St. Joseph Area
A prison work crew has been called out to help sandbag some areas in St. Joseph in danger of...
Blunt, Nixon Feud Endangers School, Superintendent Says
While a couple of political big guys continue their political squabbles about the Taum Sauk...
Surplus or Reserve: the state will keep it.
The state senate has soundly rejected an effort to get rid of 200-million dollars in state reserve...
Loss limit repeal dies in Senate
The last effort this year to eliminate the casino loss limit in Missouri has been stopped...
Primary Seat Belt Bill Bogs Down in House
Whether Missouri motorists can be stopped simply for not buckling up is very much up in the air....
Caruthersville Residents One Year Out From Tornado Disaster
Caruthersville residents deep in the bootheel of Missouri are rounding the corner of the one year...
Utility Chief Expresses Concerns Over Power Outage Credit Proposal
The head of the state's largest electric utility says he can support a plan to give credits to...
Emergency Agencies Gear-up for Tornado Drill
Tornado season is starting and emergency preparedness officials throughout the state are gearing...
Dangerous Weather Slams Parts of Missouri
People are finding some wind damage, flooded roads, and dented cars from overnight rain, wind and...
Tornadoes Set State Record
The National Weather Service says the number of tornadoes that barrelled through the state, or...
Attorney General Investigates Price-Gouging Scams Related to Winter Storm
First their homes, now their pocketbooks. The Attorney General’s Office is investigating more than...
Weather Related Death Total Climbs to 14
At least 14 deaths in Missouri have been attributed to the Winter weather - the ice storm ten...
Tens of Thousands of Southwest Missouri Homes Remain in the Dark
At its height, the power outage problem stemming from the weekend ice storms affected more than...
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Blamed in Two SW Missouri Deaths
Two more storm-related carbon-monoxide deaths have been reported, both in southwest Missouri. A...
Power Situation Slowly Returning to Normal
The power is starting to come on in some towns in southwest Missouri. Some residents in Sarcoxie...