(NEXSTAR) – Despite the worst of the winter weather being over by Tuesday, the travel nightmare for Southwest Airlines was far from over.
As of Tuesday morning, 63% of the airline’s flights were canceled nationwide, according to FlightAware. Another 8% were delayed.
“This is the largest scale event that I’ve ever seen,” Southwest CEO Bob Jordan told the Wall Street Journal Monday.
Strongest Storms Again Miss Lakes Region
Another complex of thunderstorms moved through the Lakes Region but like the storms that hit early Saturday morning, had reduced in intensity by the time it reached the area.
Fossil Damaged at Top of the Rock
Two men from California are facing charges after being accused of damaging Wolly Mammoth Fossil at Top of the Rock.
Another Round of Severe Weather Possible Today
National Weather Service Forecasters say that severe weather is a possibility for late tonight into early Wednesday morning.
Branson High School Job Olympics
The Branson School District will host the eighth edition of an event highlighting the abilities of students with developmental disabilities.
Congress To Look at Passing "Trey's Law" Nationally
A law that Missouri Lawmakers passed and Governor Mike Kehoe signed into law last year is now getting a push to be enacted at the federal level.
