Leah Hill

Allergies in dogs are just as common as allergies in people. During the transition months of fall and spring, allergies can become worse.

Gascosage Electric Cooperative will be offering high speed internet to some of their customers

Test flights of F-15 air crafts lead to reports of loud booms around the Ozarks

If you look up into the trees you may already see hints of changing colors

The City of Springfield has an ordinance to protect dogs by outlining the care required.

It will not be long before our trees are laced with webworms.

Crews responding to fires in Wyoming and California

Wes Murphy, the owner of Murphy’s Orchard, says this year has been a battle against the elements. His orchard has been hit by what he calls “the triple threat.”

Brown patch fungus is easily mistaken for dead or dry grass. If you look closely, you can spot the difference.

Don’t let mosquitoes crash your Fourth of July parties

Severe storms produced two tornadoes in Bolivar, MO

Mulch or bag the clippings up

Starlink satellites passed over the Ozarks last night

April was a quiet month for severe weather across the United States

Ticks can be found just about anywhere in Missouri.

With nice weather in the forecast you may be thinking it’s time to catch up on your garden chores.

Flooding is one of the biggest risks we face here in the Ozarks. Along the 3,000 low water crossing in the Ozarks, flooding is the most common.

Dangerously cold wind chills are forecasted through Tuesday.

If you are inside you might not be able to hear the outdoor warning sirens. In times of inclement weather you need multiple ways of receiving warnings in case one method fails.

Your sense of smell should never be your first defense in a house fire.