The National Weather Service has placed Owensboro and the tri-state under a slight to enhanced risk for severe weather Thursday. Here's what we have from the NWS is saying: Scattered thunderstorms will lift northward out of southern Illinois and the Evansville Tri State by late Thursday morning...

The Storm Prediction Center has placed the entire WBKR listening area under a marginal risk of severe weather Wednesday and Thursday. Here's what's possible and when.

Among the tornado rubble, clean-up crews found a family Bible in Putnam County, Tennessee that was practically unharmed.

The National Weather Service in Nashville has made their surveys of the damaged areas and it's unbelievable.

An absolutely scary night in Nashville. A tornado ripped through the city. While it's too early to fully assess the damage, we know there were human casualties caused by the storm.

A tornado watch has been issued for a large portion of the tri-state, with western Kentucky the most heavily affected.

The National Weather Service has placed the tri-state under a marginal to slight severe weather risk, with large hail being the primary threat.

Mother Nature's mood swings continue.  After a pretty decent weekend of sunshine and highs in the 50s, we could see the return of snow this week. According to the National Weather Service, here's how Wednesday is shaping up. A chance of rain showers before 5pm, then a slight chance of rain and snow showers... Read More ...

The waters are rising on the Ohio River and will continue to do so the next few days.

Thankfully, most local schools are already out today for high numbers of illness because the weather has made driving conditions dangerous this morning. The Kentucky Transportation Dept issued a warning to motorists.

Have you seen this video? It's an absolutely insane 24-hour time-lapse video of a "bomb blizzard" in Newfoundland, Canada.

Owensboro/Daviess County will have a nighttime warming shelter available from tonight through Monday night. The National Weather Service says conditions merit a White Flag Event due to wind chill factors near and below zero degrees.