Progress is evident on a home for Springfield's resident dinosaur. Missouri Institute of Natural Science is working on a new space to house its fossilized triceratops named Henry.

While scooping away mud and rescuing scattered fossils, Forir said he discovered a huge triceratops replica skull that had floated away and was lodged against the side of a building. He sized it up and realized it would fit Henry's fossilized remains once they are assembled at the museum.

Standing in a straight line under the overcast sky, 10 grinning adults dig their shovels into the green grass. Dirt begins to fly.

The Missouri Institute of Natural Science in Springfield broke ground on Tuesday for an expansion that will double the size of the museum.

An anonymous local donor has made it possible for the Missouri Institute of Natural Science to double the size of its free museum near Riverbluff Cave by the end of the year.

There is no doubt that Matt Forir loves dinosaurs.But if there is one thing the Springfield paleontologist loves more, it is talking about dinosaurs.

Ward Branch Greenway traverses South Springfield. The largest section is a two mile stretch from Wanda Gray School to Riverbluff Park.

A group of fossil hunters is just back in the Ozarks after a dinosaur dig out west. KY3's Paul Adler got a chance to see what they've hauled out of the earth on their latest adventure.