Deadly weather swept across the Ozarks last week, damaging dozens of houses and leaving 12 people dead. Officials share that ...

The following is the 47th in a series of stories adapted from William Kelley’s book, “Wind Socks, Grass Strips, and Tail-Draggers,” which is available for purchase at The News, 130 Park Place in ...

One week after the severe weather and tornadoes plowed across the Ozarks, people in Bakersfield and other parts of the Ozarks are still cleaning up.

After last week’s severe storms swept through the St. Louis area, scammers are now targeting St. Charles county residents and other states, impersonating habitat for humanity.

Multi-Agency Resource Centers will soon be able to provide resources to those impacted by recent severe weather ...

The American Red Cross still has a shelter open at First Baptist Church, 801 N. Cedar St. The Red Cross had over 125 ...

It is a busy time for roofing companies; one local roofing business said they’re seeing an overwhelming number of calls after ...

Staff from Ozarks Healthcare’s Crisis Services will be in Bakersfield on Monday, March 24, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. offering food and connection to resources […] ...

Route AA in Wayne and Reynolds Counties will be closed as Missouri Department of Transportation crews perform storm debris ...

Severe thunderstorms are expected to smack 12 states in the Midwest and South over the weekend, with some tornadoes possible.

Governor Mike Kehoe signed Executive Order 25-20 in response to the severe weather that has impacted communities across ...

St. Louis County has implemented an effort to clean up debris and Gov. Mike Kehoe announces plans for FEMA damage assessments ...