snow

It was 44 years ago this week that the tri-state was buried under several inches of snow during The Great Blizzard of '78.

Due to sketchy winter weather, Daviess County Public Schools have announced DCPS@Home days for Thursday, January 20th and Friday, January 21st.

Because there is little to NO chance of seeing any snowflakes in the Tristate, this Christmas, how about we get creative and make our own snow, INSIDE. Look at this brilliant idea from Leah!

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet's snowplow team is ready to go, just in case. And it's fascinating to watch them work those massive interstates.

We made weather history in the tristate last night with accumulating April snow showers. Here's a look at some really cool photos of the snow.

Chautauqua Hill is great. The best in Owensboro for sledding. It's always been great. But MY favorite childhood sledding hill is long gone.

It's been a hot minute since we have had a measurable amount of snow in the Tri-State. Five years to be exact. Families all over are loving the opportunity to get out and play!

I'm well aware of the blizzard of '78, but there was a huge snowstorm one year earlier, or so I thought. I can't find anything on it. Do YOU remember it?

Chautauqua Hill has been Owensboro's prime target for sledding for DECADES? Have YOU ever been down the city's best sledding hill?

The National Weather Service in Paducah has now issued a Winter Storm Warning for parts of the WBKR listening area. The emphasis is on heavy snow.