The first week of the New Year will see a return to the warm conditions that impacted the Lakes Region at the end of last year.
National Weather Service Forecasters say the brief cooldown that hit over the weekend is being replaced by temperatures that will approach 70 over the next couple of days.
A system will move in getting the region a chance of rain on Thursday with temperatures going back closer to normal by the weekend.
After 33 years, Silver Dollar City’s Thunderation to Close
OZARK MOUNTAINS, Mo. (Feb. 16, 2026) — After 33 years of runaway thrills through the Ozark Mountains, Silver Dollar City’s Thunderation will close at the end of the 2026 season, marking the retirement of one of the longest-running and most celebrated mine train roller coasters in the United States. The final day of operation is scheduled for Jan. 2, 2027.
College of the Ozarks invites the public to celebrate America 250
POINT LOOKOUT, MO. — As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary in 2026, College of the Ozarks is inviting the public to join a yearlong celebration of American heritage, faith, and civic responsibility through a robust slate of America 250 events and experiences.
Branson Tourism Agreement with Kansas City Chiefs to Expire
The marketing partnership between the City of Branson, the Tourism Community Enhancement District, and the Kansas City Chiefs appears to be coming to an end.
Omaha Man Facing More Charges For Crimes Against
A man in jail for charges against a family member last year now faces more charges for earlier incidents.
Lakes Region Man Arrested on Child Sex Crime Charges
A man from Ozark County is facing charges of sex abuse with a minor.
