PITTSBURG, Kan. — Snow and dangerously low temperatures have plagued Crawford County for much of the last week, and forecasts show the wintery weather will hang around until the coming weekend. In response to the severe weather, local officials have taken action to get the community through the frigid cold. One such action was announced by the City of Pittsburg Monday night.
Pittsburg opens 24-hour warming shelter as city grapples with dangerous temperatures