Or client we look forward to getting to know you reach out today right now at 6 police in Neal Missouri are looking for a suspect in the shooting that happened last Tuesday and we’ve got some showers out there we’ve got clouds we’ve got fog all of that sticking around we’re going to
Take a look at that forecast coming up plus we’ll learn the next steps for the carth through city council after they postponed the decision to censor one of his members the four states most watched News starts now good morning four states and welcome to the K Morning News it’s
6:00 a.m. I’m Amber Jenkins and I’m Chris Warner so another foggy day out there it rain and all that stuff it’s dreary but again we know it could be a lot worse around here we’ve experienced a lot worse around here uh those of you you Amber you haven’t been here your
Whole life of course I’m only about two years in two years in but in two years you’ve seen quite a bit in that 2year period And for those of us who have been here forever man we have seen some interesting things around the four states in terms of weather and today
Though not very interesting it’s just like yesterday and day before and day before that it is foggy we do have dense fog out there our camera on the Cornell complex showing that fog Contin continuing to thicken up in Joplin MoDOT cameras around the Metro again still seeing that dense fog increasing out
There and as such of course we have some dense fog advisories we also have some showers on the Skywatch Storm Tracker out there they’re relatively uh scattered at this point but as we head a little further south they will not be so scattered as we head a little later to
The morning as we get a little more rain activity in here as we look around the area again most locations we’ve got just a handful that are reporting decent visibility so in the W Venita 3 miles that’s still not good but most of us at or below one mile visibility and again
Another round of these dense fog advisories the entire area Kansas Missouri through noon Oklahoma Arkansas until 10:00 a.m. as we take a quick look outside we’re sitting at 40 and Joplin fog thickening up getting more drizzle now in Pittsburgh this k. camera just south of there some pretty decent
Drizzle and that can reduce visibilities as well sitting at 38 degrees kids getting on the bus we are talking about some fog we’re talking about some rain low 40s calm Breeze out there not a lot of movement in temperatures but we’re going to go about 44 by 3 when that bus
Brings them home mostly cloudy skies fog West Breeze 5 to 10 some of us may see a few peaks of sunshine today not all of us will but some of us may outside of that though once the rain clears out say about 1:00 temperatures mid upper 40s
And we’re going to continue to deal with patchy fog across the area through the morning afternoon evening and into our Friday as well we’re also watching the possibility for well this letter is what it starts with and that’s heading into our Saturday we’re going to talk about that
In the full forecast a little later Amber thanks Chris police in neosha Missouri are searching for a suspect in a shooting it happened around 7:30 Tuesday at the 800 block the Riverside Drive when police arrived they were told a man 40-year-old Freddy Rodriguez of Neosho was found in the street with a gunshot
Wounds in his left arm and armpit he was then located at the hospital in stable conditions authorities say the suspect shooter is 21-year-old Jose Rivera also known also from NEOS show they say r and Rodriguez know each other and Rivera ran after the shooting a warrant has been issued for Rivera’s
Arrest a Baxter Springs Kansas man will spend 50 years behind bars for child sex crimes a judge yesterday sentenced 40 year-old Jeremy Stout to 50 years in prison in November Stout was convicted of three counts of rape and one count of aggravated incent liberties with a child Kansas Governor Laura Kelly yesterday
Announced the recip of the latest round of Grants from the historic economic asset Lifeline or Hill program the program helps rev valze downtown buildings five Southeast Kansas organizations receive funds nearly $51,000 are going to sheno Regional Development Authority the cities of Columbus and Parsons get a 100,000 each
Gerard Main Street is getting 10,000 and the in independent Chamber of Commerce gets 100 th Grand Carthage City Council Members should discuss the proposed resolution to censor one of its members in their next meeting on February 13th the decision to delay the discussion was made at Tuesday night’s meeting a busy
One the council members at the center of the discussion Tiffany Cy in the agenda the discussion about CI was scheduled to be a closed session Cy and some residents argued that the council should discuss the resolution open to the public but it was kept as a closed
Session just after 1: p.m. once the closed session was over council members voted to table the to table the censor until the next meeting I I’ve only had about 31 hours notice to prepare for this type of thing um and and there I had to find time to sleep and go to work
Two times so I’ve had almost no time to prepare and I I feel that it would have been unfair to for them to have continued with the resolution tonight I thought that it should be an open meeting I thought that they should be able to talk about it
And they chose not to um I think there again we don’t have Clarity we don’t have honesty according to City administrator Greg dagin the information discussed in Clos session is confidential because there are city employees involved and the information is protected by the city’s HR policies he also explained
That a censor is an opinion of the council that they disagree with the council person’s action but does removed the member from the council we try reaching out to all of the council members and the mayor before and after the meeting but only two answered their
Phones and said they had no comments you can read the full story explaining why the resolution was proposed at K newws now.com that’s a look at this morning’s top stories and weather in your first seven minutes coming up on the K Morning News five universities have agreed to
Settle an ongoing financial aid lawsuit against the more than a dozen other schools plus the two-person fight for the GOP nomination continues even though former president Trump has picked up wins in Iowa and New Hampshire we have the latest and Chris Warner returns with another look at your Thursday forecast
You’re watching the K Morning News we’ll be right Back winter our Squad of vehicles with all-wheel drive and four-wheel drive Toyota get 4.99% APR for 60 months on six of Toyota’s favorite models Toyota Let’s Go Places top and Nation watch this morning cosmics the new McDonald’s drink store spin-off appears to be getting off to a
Strong start the de the debut cosmics in Illinois had more than twice to visit than a typical McDonald’s saw nationally during the month of December that’s according to a report from placer AI which uses data from mobile devices to estimate visits to Pacific spots business analysis say cosmics is
McDonald’s attempt to go after coffee companies like Starbucks it featured drinks like churo frappy s’mores C brew and popping pear slush nine other cosmics are scheduled to open later this year seasonal work for the winter holidays may be over but now now job Seekers have a new place to look the
Restaurant change is gearing up to for what is called burrito season Chipotle says is the busiest time of the year is March through May so to prepare for that the company needs to hire 19,000 people Chipotle hopes to attract workers by offering a 4% 401K match for employees
Who make eligible student loan payments the company is also offering six free sessions with a licensed counselor and a Visa card that gives faster access to paychecks five universities have agreed to settle an ongoing financial aid lawsuit against more than a dozen other schools in court fallings Yale Columbia
Duke Brown and Emy universities will pay a combined .5 million to settle their proportions of the case in 2022 16 top universities were sued by five former students who claimed those schools were in violation of antitrust law the lawsuit alleges the universities ignored their pledge to not weigh a student’s
Ability to pay tuition when considering whether or not to accept the schools deny any wrongdoing or liability in the settlement Colombia and Duke agreed to pay out $24 million each Brown is settling for $19.5 million while yel and emry agreed to settle for $18.5 million each the body Administration is
Reportedly considering an overhaul of the way federal agencies approved Mass Natural Gas G export projects that’s according to an environmental advocacy source source who is familiar with the plans The Source also says the overhaul would essentially pause the approval process of the controversial gas project called cp2 among others the
Administration will reportedly require the energy Department to consider the climate impacts of liquefied natural gas facilities when making public interest determinations that’s a key step needed to approve those kind of facilities the energy department has never rejected a proposed natural gas project on those grounds the White House has declined the
Comment today a former president president Donald Trump trade adviser is expected to be sentenced Peter Navaro is convicted last year for not complying with a 2022 subpoena issued by the former h house elect committee that investigated the January 6th attack on the US capital last week they judged the
Denied his request to redo the trial nao’s attorney had argued that jurors may have been influenced by political protesters when they took a break during deliberations before announcing the verdict they claim it was grounds for a mistrial Federal prosecutors want a six-month prison sentence for Nao his attorneys however are asking for a
Sentence of no more than six months probation and a $200 fine the two person fight for the GOP nomination continues even though president former president Trump has picked up wins in Iowa and New Hampshire the first two states to kick off the 2024 election season rival Nikki
Haley is hoping her home state to give a boost to their campaign President Biden has also hit the campaign Trail calling out his 2020 opponent while picking up the endorsement of one of the country’s largest unions CBS News correspondent Jared Hill has the latest from New York Nikki Haley defying pressure to
Drop out of the GOP Presidential race is calling out former president Donald Trump get on a debate stage and let’s go bring it Donald show me what you got the former South Carolina governor announced at a rally in her home state that she’s raised over a million dollars
Since finishing behind Trump again in New Hampshire Tuesday a seemingly perturbed Trump posted on social media that anyone who contributes to Haley’s campaign will be permanently barred from the magot camp she’s not going to win while the GOP Primary is technically prolonged President Biden has already started to Pivot to the general election
Sharpening his attacks on his predecessor he’s the only President other than Herbert who lost Jobs when he was President yesterday the president picked up a major endorsement from the United Auto Workers Union Mr Biden was the first sitting president to appear on a picket line with members during their
Six- we long strike against the big three automakers last year Donald Trump is a scab Joe Biden bet on the American worker while Donald Trump blamed the American worker today President Biden is traveling to the Battleground state of Wisconsin to tout his administration’s accomplishments on infrastructure on the
Goop side Haley has more rallies lined up in South Carolina in the coming days while Trump will turn his Focus out west with events planned in Arizona and Nevada this weekend Jared Hill CBS News former president Trump is also continuing continuing to split his time between courtroom and a campaign Trail
Confirming that he will once again attend proceedings of the second New York defamation trial civil suit brought against him by rer E Jean Carroll meanwhile Maine’s top court has dismissed an appeal from the state’s top elections official over whether Trump can appear on the primary ballot there main secretary of state had determined
He was disqualified though a low Court judge ruled that the US Supreme Court must first issue its decision on a similar Colorado case that’s a look at some of today’s top National stories now here’s Chris with your forecast yeah we’re continuing to deal with showers across the area we also have dense fog
Across the area most locations at or below one mile of visibility dense fog advisories as well uh into Missouri and Kansas these will run through noon again today and in Oklahoma and Arkansas these dense fog advisories run until 9 this morning morning however wouldn’t be surprised to see more of these dense fog
Advisories with more fog on the way and that fourl s word yeah that’s in our future as well we’ll talk about that full forecast a little later here on the KO Morning News we love our pets Furniture north M and Fountain Road in Joplin Johnson Vorhees and Mari don’t settle for
Less it was a cat fight at a cat show but it wasn’t between two felines the cat attacked one of the judges hissing slapping and swiping at the veteran judge Jim moose reports they get stroked they get lifted they get stretched they get their tails touched no wonder a 2-year-old named
Ludvig von Beethoven lost his composure he even slapped the judge veteran judge VI Micky NY says she fondly refers to the video is the Black Cat Smackdown the pedigreed show cats are customed to the commotion of a show like this one in Mesa Arizona organized by the cat fanciers Association but
Beethoven was a first Tim competing in the household pet category that one was just terrifying when you see the eyes going like that and though Vicky gave him plenty of compliments beautiful shiny nice green eyes Beethoven turned on her though the judge didn’t even get scratched I need the over now contestant
177 in the background was freaked did you actually attack a judge Vicki says she’s only been bitten twice in 35 years of judging okay so this slap may not compare with say the famous Oscar slap cats have gone ballistic on everyone from reporters the couple is going to have to come
Right to a guy he’s a very loving cat trying to get a shelter cat adopted so loving he bit the guy perilously close to his crotch as for Beethoven so this cat did not get a ribbon no this that kitty was actually disqualified his owner said sorry but for the feline Beethoven the
Cat show seem more cacophony than Symphony gimos CNN New York you know I would think they would have like some catnip on the side just in case for situations like that but I’m not a cat person I think that other cat was the one with the catnip the one was
Just staring at it like w what is this what’s going on here that uh that was uh that was funny I really thoroughly enjoyed that one that was uh that was pretty good I I was sitting back just relaxing that was a good story there all
Right what is not such a good story unfortunately is our forecast we’re dealing with the dense fog across the area continuing to increase and we’re going to deal with that we’re going to deal with showers and we’re going to deal with snow unfortunately heading into the weekend we’re going to take a
Look at that full forecast right after this have you ever been to crop division with over 75 years of combined experience in egg and insurance welcome back to the K Morning News is is 623 coming up on 624 on this Thursday morning another foggy one out there we started off with at least
Reasonable visibility around the Joplin area but as you can see our camera on the Cornell complex and from modok cameras around the area at visibility is beginning to decrease out there k. camera on 69 just south of Pittsburgh at East 52th Avenue it will pop up here any
Second there it is and you can see visibility has dropped significantly since about 15 minutes ago we’re also getting some pretty decent drizzle out there as well visibilities across the region save small areas most of us at or below one mile of visibility and of course that includes virtually every
Major highway in the area so as you start your day it’s another day we got to remind you use your low beams not your high beams the fog will last into the afternoon you got to leave leave your headlights on for that and we got more information on the legalities of
Your headlights and in fog situations on our website that’s K newsnow.com dense fog advisories across the area Missouri and Kansas until noon Oklahoma Arkansas until 10 uh 9:00 a.m. sorry they’ve been going through 10 they go until 9:00 a.m. today showers increasing across the area
And we’ll continue to do so as we see this activity roll in from Eastern Oklahoma and we’ll deal with the rain through about 1:00 today before we’ll get a bit of a dry spell ahead of more rain chances 40 in Joplin it is clearly foggy out there so actually it’s not so
Clear but uh it is obviously foggy temperatures around the region similar the last few days out to the Northwest a little cooler low mid-30s and as you head further south and east we get into the upper 30s and even low 40s look at Monette now checking in at 44 Dees out
There as I mentioned the rain will persist until say about 1:00 or so and it’ll clear out and we’re going to go mostly cloudy so some of us may see if a few peaks of sun others you may not see really any sunshine today all of us
Continuing deal with patchy fog we go into tomorrow morning we got the fog again to start the day and we’re dry initially and then by the evening that’s when we see more showers start to roll in and then by Saturday there comes that snow and it starts about Saturday
Morning and could last into the uh late morning and even the early afternoon hours before it exits on out of here now the good news is we’re not expecting this snow to stick to the roads it’s been too warm we’ve had too much rain but it could stick to grassy surfaces
And it could be a heavy wet snow which could reduce visibilities and also could see an inch or so on those grassy surfaces out there through to the morning fog showers low 40s by late morning the rain again kicks out by early afternoon we’re going to be mostly
Cloudy still some patchy fog out there mid to uper 40s for our highs as we head into tonight we’re going to be cloudy dealing with that fog could be dense at times back into the upper 30s and low 40s as we look ahead we’re mid-50s tomorrow we’ll have that rain later in
The evening and afternoon the rain snow mix Saturday and then then we warm back up 60 by next Wednesday sunshine Monday and Wednesday maybe a few shower chances next Tuesday let check your forecast now here’s Amber with health watch researchers in Chicago have developed a use of ultrasounds to predict the risk
Of a baby arriving prematurely the new method measures microscopic changes in a woman’s cervix doctors say the ultrasound tech technique works early as 23 weeks into pregnancy there are significant racial and ethnic disparities in dementia care that’s a finding of a study from UC Davis health which shows minorities are
Less likely than white patients to get accurate dementia Diagnostics and be prescribed anti-dementia medication the authors say more research is needed to understand the reason for the disparities but and how to fix them a new facial recognition app is being used on dogs to improve rabies vaccination rates researchers from Washington State
University used the app at a rabies clinic in Africa when they later visited surrounding Villages they were able to tell which dogs were vaccinated and which ones still needed protection from rabies that’s a look at some of today’s top health stories we’ll be right back refined or rusting we have it all
At the home store in downtown park Sky Casino Highway 60 West of cica Missouri indigos skyc casino.com are you game I am ready take a spin on the Wheel of Fortune right now at 6:30 jelin business owners came together for the annual business expo and we’ve got another foggy start
To our day out there dense fog advisories rain through the morning and warmer temperatures by Friday we look at that forecast get you out the door coming up plus yesterday was National change A Pet’s life day we’ll hear from a local pet hospital dealing with overpopulation the four states most
Watched News starts now good morning four states and welcome to the km Morning News is 6:30 I’m Amber Jenkins I’m Chris Warner so we’ve got the fog once again it is I mean you’re going to think that this is a broken record just stuck on repeat but it’s just the way
It’s been this is day three of starting our days with fog in fact we had fog most of the day yesterday most of the day before that and we’re going to have fog through most of the day today and we can see some of that fog from the modok
Cameras around the metro area so it’s starting to thicken up like we mentioned earlier and we do have dense fog advisories out there which we’ll talk about we also are seeing more showers start to roll into the area and we’re going to continue to see them as they
Continue to work up from Eastern Oklahoma and you can see the rain thickening up and we’ll be dealing with rain through the early afternoon hours visibilities in most locations are at or in all honesty below one mile out there and that includes all just about all of
The major highways in our area so slow down give yourself plenty of time to get where you’re going use your low beams not your high beams and as we mentioned earlier we’ve got a full list of the actual legalities related to headlight usage during daytime fog on our website
K newsnow.com all right Den fog advisories Kansas and Missouri until noon Oklahoma Arkansas until 9:00 a.m. today we are sitting at 40 in Joplin you can see that fog getting thicker we’ve been dealing with some fairly heavy drizzle and some fog uh in Pittsburgh 38
There and so we got the wet roadways and of course reduced visibilities kids getting on the bus foggy some showers calm Breeze and we’re sitting about 42 Dees when that bus brings them home we’re going to still be dealing with some patchy fog we’re going be mostly
Cloudy 44 West Breeze at 5 to 10 so some of us may actually see some sunlight today not everybody will unfortunately but some of you may get a few breaks in the clouds here and there rain will continue until say about 1 2:00 today and then it’ll clear out but it’s going
To leave behind behind that fog and that fog could be dense at times especially as we head through the evening and overnight with our highs today mid to upper 40s across the area as we mentioned before we do have some snow chances in our forecast but there’s some
Good news and bad news about that snow we’ll talk about all that in the full forecast here in just a few more minutes Amber thanks Chris yesterday was National change of pets life day according to the ASPCA roughly 6.3 million companion animal shelters uh animal pets enter animal shelters every
Year parts of this Pet Hospital is just one of the local shelters feeling the strain that comes with caring for a high volume of animals K Williams Anthony saviello has more Spike and Annie are a doggy Duo that were just surrendered to The Parson pet hospital after the
Unfortunate passing of their owner these two now have nowhere to go had the two dogs that were relinquished that’s what breaks my heart and I’m going to start crying right now um yes so to say to say you know what’s your favorite part about you know shelter there just really
Isn’t a favorite part I don’t think there should have to be a shelter for animals they should all have homes in a perfect world Shell’s wish would be a reality unfortunately for Annie and Spike it could be a while before they get to go to a new home if it were a
Case of just a temporary issue with all of our animals then it probably wouldn’t be so heartbreaking but you know we do have a lot of animals that have been here for months and there are so many bigger dogs that unfortunately don’t have a a lot of chances you know they
People just aren’t everybody wants that cute little puppy many of these animals may not be that perfect puppy or Kitty but all of them are ready to be loved by a family we just try to provide like a safe and loving environment where they can grow and Rich try to find their
Personality so we can find them the perfect home not everyone can adopt but Shelly has a recommendation for that we could sure use some donations we could use some volunteers um you know come out and and play with these animals they don’t they don’t get people playing with
Them and and we don’t always have all that time and you can sponsor an adoption maybe you can’t adopt yourself but you can sponsor an adoption and somebody else could potentially give a home reporting in Parsons Anthony saviello K news for more information about pet adoptions just go to our
Website K newsnow.com it’s police versus fire with the battle of the badges in Pittsburgh the two departments are competing in their annual chili cookoff with the American Red Cross people donating blood yesterday and today can try both types of chili and then vote for their favorite organizers say the event has
Brought in more than a 100 signups for donations the fire and police departments both say the competition is heating up so we’ve got a rooster full of chili from the fire department roas pH chil from the police department um as everybody goes comes through they give
Blood they get a ballot and they get a vote on which Chile they think is best we brought home the last couple years it’s We rise each other back and forth on who’s got the best and just a lot of fun the winner of the battle of the
Badges will receive a 2024 trophy once all the votes are counted the public yesterday got to know some Joplin businesses better the Joplin area Chamber of Commerce held his 31st Annual business expo it started Tuesday evening with a business after hours event for local entrepreneurs to network
Then this morning business owners had a chance to check out all the booths set up the public was allowed to explore the Expo starting at noon learning about all the area learning about all the area has to offer we um continue to see growth we continue to sell out every year for the
Business expo and we see new businesses we’re always seeing new businesses participate next but we also have our regulars that come back every year which we appreciate this is the 31st year of the business expo that’s a look at our top news stories coming up this half
Hour in K Morning News TX day will be here before you know it and there’s some significant changes this year we’ll have the details plus rain chances continue I’m sorry I didn’t mean to cut you off no you’re fine go right ahead you’re the you’re the expert here I wouldn’t go
That far but we do have those foggy conditions rain across the area welcome now look at your forecast from the K Morning News returns I’m Randa Smith in consumer watch this morning tax day will be here before you know it and there’s some significant changes this year that could mean more money in your wallet Jen Sullivan explains ways you can earn a bigger tax refund you may be receiving your W2 form soon if you
Haven’t already and while the tax deadline is still a few months away tax experts recommend filing your tax early get your taxes in as you begin to fill out your 2023 taxes you may notice some differences the IRS made several changes to the income tax brackets to help
Adjust for inflation they adjust certain tax benefits every year but for tax year 2023 is the most they’ve been adjusted up in decades this means you may end up with a bigger refund here’s why in 2022 a person filing as single earning between $ 41,7 66 to
$89,700 of their income to the IRS in 2023 though that tax bracket jumped to $447 126 to 95,3 75 that’s a 7% change other changes the amount of money you can claim in energy credits we always had electric vehicle credit for up to $7,500 but there’s also a credit for
Used electric vehicles now up to $44,000 if you’ve made energy efficient improvements to your home like installing new windows you can also claim up to $1,200 in credits with no lifetime limits instead of 500 which is what it was previously there’s also changes in tax credits for families if
You’re a family with three kids it’s $ 7,430 so how much money can you expect to receive back last year the IRS is the average fund was $3,039 but with the tax bracket changes you can expect more for Consumer watch I’m Jen Sullivan if you do qualify for a
Refund you receive that money within 6 to 8 weeks but the IRS says it will be even sooner if you choose direct deposit bottles of robot tesin honey CF max day and nighttime adult cough syrup are being recalled Nationwide due to a risk of microbial contam contamination the the manufacturer says the contamination
Could lead to deadly infections for atrisk people though most users are unlikely to experience a serious health problem the recall bottles have an expiration dates of October May and September of 2025 and June of 2026 Ford is recalling nearly 2 million Explorer SUVs because of a the piece of
A trim near the windshield could potentially fly off and cause an accident the recall impacts all explorers from the model years 2011 through 2019 Ford says it’s unaware of any injuries linked to the recall the letters notifying owners are being sent out in March and Oreo is releasing a new
Out of this world Cookie flavor Oreo space dunk cookies are stuffed with blue and pink marshmallowy flavored Cosmic cream and popping candies that can create a big Bane with every bite the cookies also come with five gigantic Galactic cutout shapes designed including rocket astronaut and a shooting star that’s it for Consumer
Watch now here’s Chris with another look at your forecast yeah we’re dealing with the fog once again across the area continuing to thicken up around the jopa metro area we’ve also got drizzle out there as well and of course with the fog comes the fog advisories modok cameras
Around the Metro it still looks okay the further east you go it’s still not great but visibility is a little better here at seventh and Garden Grove but as you can see dealing with that fog everywhere else Skywatch storm tracker more showers continuing to roll into the area and we
Will see more of those continue to work in from the south uh from Oklahoma and then into Arkansas and we’ll deal with rain through at least the first half of our Thursday visibility across the region the majority of us reporting less than a mile of visibility and as we’ve
Mentioned that includes many of the major highways around the area since fog advisories today Kansas Missouri until noon Oklahoma Arkansas they run until 900 a.m. so remember use your low beams not your high beams and we have a complete list of things you need to know about using your headlights in the fog
Whether it’s dark or light on our website K newsnow.com 40 in Joplin foggy foggy in Pittsburgh had some heavy drizzle earlier down there 37 kids getting on the bus this morning we’re talking about 42 degrees with those showers out there and the fog with a calm Breeze and when that bus brings
Them home 44 foggy still and maybe a few peaks of sunshine for at least some of us we have another look at your forecast here in just a moment it’s also just about time to celebrate birthdays and anniversaries those are coming up after the break but first let’s see what’s
Happening with these fine folks in New York on CBS mornings I’m n Burleson coming up on CBS morning’s egot winner John Legend will be here for a special deal segment with an exclusive on his skincare line loved one we might be ordinary people but it’s not going to be an ordinary show that’s
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Starting in Fort Scott with Jonathan blo celebrating birthday number two very happy birthday to you Jonathan Tris hery is celebrating eight years in the Yos show Missouri she likes playing outside collecting bugs and roller skating happy birthday from Grandma and family it’s cute and we’ve got Elijah heer celebrating
Birthday number 11 says happy birthday Mom and Dad love you happy Birthday Elijah Maddie Russell is celebrating her 12th birthday in Fort Scott Kansas and in front neack we’ve got Eli Maples celebrating birthday number 16 happy birthday Eli and we have another sweet 16 Nick Doris and in front neck as well we’ve
Got Cheyenne Heckard celebrating birthday number 21 a very happy birthday to you Cheyenne Derek Scott Hudson is turning 25 in Southwest City Missouri happy birthday from his mama who loves him very much a all right and over in Pittsburgh we’ve got Nathan Watson celebrating birthday number 29 happy
Birthday Nathan sopia Da Silva is celebrating 31 years in bter Springs Kansas she’s a teacher at rton Middle School love Mom Timberly and Willow and in Humble we’ve got Cara Cara chony celebrating birthday number 43 happy birthday Steve shadon is celebrating 63 years in Elmore Kansas and in Cheno Carol giry gy celebrating
Birthday number 65 very happy birthday to you Carol with love coming from your family another fantastic list of birthdays out there for us today folks want to celebrate on the K Morning News amber what do they need to do they can just send an email to us at birthdays at
K newsnow.com but make sure you add a little note in maybe a little photo that’d be pretty cool we love both of those things and of course don’t forget to make that deadline on the bottom of the screen just to ensure your birthday or anniversary makes it on the air at
The appropriate time all right let’s take a look outside this is our camera on top of the Cornell complex downtown Joplin we’re dealing with a third day day in a row with dense fog and believe it or not we’re probably going to make it a fourth day as we head into our
Friday so watch out dense fog across the area we take a look at modok cameras around the metro and again you can see that dense fog out there it’s not super super dense but it’s dense enough you need to slow down give yourself time to get where you’re going make sure you’re
Using your high beams not your low beams as we look at the K do camera south of Pittsburgh we’ve got the wet roads had some heavy drizzle out there and still dealing with that dense fog out there as well this morning so you got to watch
Out in fact uh most locations across the region reporting visibilities at or under one mile out there take a look at Miami and Grove both reporting zero visibility and ran into some of that on the drive from here to here some zero visibility points are at least very low
So just be careful as you’re deading out on your Thursday morning then fog advisories Kansas Missouri until noon today Oklahoma Arkansas until 9:00 a.m. today and again wouldn’t be surprised if we see more of these as we’re expecting more fog through the day and into our uh
Friday as well take a look skywat storm tracker really getting busy now we’re getting a lot more rain showers rolling into the area and starting to fill in and we’re going to be dealing with these rain showers as we go through the morning and into the early afternoon our
Camera sth in Range Line we’ve got the fog we’ve got wet roadways we’ve got 41° with an East Breeze at about 3 m an hour temperatures around the region again off to the Northwest we’re at low to mid-30s and as you head further Southeast we go
Upper 30s got some low 40s out there Monet cville both up there right now and we’re on our way to another mild day it’s just going to be a little dreary out there but we’re getting more much needed rain and this rain expected to last with us again until the early
Afternoon and then it will push out by about say 1 2:00 and then we’ll have mostly cloudy skies so some of us may see at least a few peaks of sunshine out there not everyone will but some of us may get a little sunlight and we’ll deal with fog again tonight into tomorrow
Morning and then Friday evening we see the rain return across the area and that rain will continue through the overnight hours and as we go into Saturday we’re looking at snow chances out there now the bad news is is this is expected to be a heavy wet snow which means at times
It could come down enough that it could reduce visibilities out there and lead to slick spots on the roadways however if you take a look at the temperatures is the other side of the coin the good news is because of the warmer weather the rain and the fact it’s not going to
Be super cold when it’s snowing we’re not expecting it to stick to roadways but grassy surfaces definitely and we could see an inch or so of snow on those grassy surfaces so we’ve got good news and bad news with these snow chances and even better news as we head into next
Week we’ll look at that 7-day forecast and have the news you need to know right after this and when we make the switch to Fox 14 at 700 a.m. first there were the memes then a c and now shirts let’s see why head coach Andy Reeds Frozen mustache is still getting so much
Attention at 7 a.m. is anniversary month at Ron Supermarket as we celebrate 48 years serving customers in southeast Kansas from here’s a check of today’s top headlines and news you need to know before you head out the door police in Neal Missouri are searching for a suspect in a shooting it happened around
7:30 Tuesday at the 800 block of Riverside Drive when officers arrive they told a man 40-year-old Freddy Rodriguez of Neosho was found in the street with a gunshot wound in his left arm and armpit he was then located at the hospital in stable condition authorities say suspected shooter is
21-year-old Jose Rivera who’s also from Neosho they say Rivera and Rodriguez know each other and Rivera ran after the shooting a warrant has been issued for Rivera’s arrest hexter Springs Kansas man will spend 50 years behind bars for child sex crimes a judge yesterday sentenced 40 years 40-year-old Jeremy
Stout to 50 years in prison in November shout was convicted of three counts of rape and one count of aggravated indecent liberties with a child and it’s police versus fire with the battle of the badges in Pittsburgh the two departments are competing in their annual chili cook off with the American
Red Cross people donating blood yesterday and today can both try the both types of chili and vote for their favorite organizer say the event has brought in more than 100 signups for donations the police and fire departments both say the competition is heating up the winner of the battle of
The badges will receive the 2024 trophy once all the votes are counted that’s a check of today’s top headlines the news you need to know before you head out that door and we got dense fog to start today patchy fog through the day will go mostly cloudy into the afternoon rain
Lasting through about 1 2:00 highs in the upper 40s as we head into this evening Cloudy Skies patch dense fog at times especially overnight as well we’ll go back into the upper 30s and low 40s but take a look we’re going to go mid-50s tomorrow rain returns tomorrow
Night could see that rain snow mix on Saturday or a little cool by the weekend but as we head into next week take a look temperatures warming up upper 50s to near 60 by Wednesday with some additional shower chances next Tuesday so much warmer weather on the way that’s
Good to hear coming up today at noon we’re making Granny’s moonshine pie in the Mr Food Test Kitchen and your morning news continue news on K with CBS mornings parents might soon be able to save more on their taxes coming up on CBS Morning CBS News business analyst
Jill schlinger breaks down a proposed change recently introduced in Congress that aims to expand the child tax credit that’ be beneficial or you can switch on over with us on Fox 14 where your only local Morning News continues this morning we’ll learn about how gene therapy can
Restore the hearing of kids born with inherited deess plus we’ll learn the next steps for the Carthage city council after they postpone the decision to censure one of their members that’s going to wrap it up for now we’re going to see you back here tomorrow at 5:00
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