Missouri, flash flood and Election Day
Election Day flooding in St. Louis kills 1, diverts Missouri voters from polling place
At least one person was killed Tuesday after torrential rainfall led to flash flooding in eastern Missouri, impacting transportation and making it challenging for some St. Louis voters to reach their polling place.
St. Louis faces a flash flood warning with heavy rainfall predicted to last into the afternoon, affecting travel and safety.
Parts of the U.S. are in for a rainy election day with flood warnings in place for many areas, according to the latest forecasts.
After areas of Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas endured a summer of flood warnings, the cold and dry weather is raising alerts from the National Weather Service. On Wednesday, Oct. 16, the ...
Up to 6 inches of rain have fallen in parts of southern Missouri, prompting flash flooding in several rural areas and ...
Missouri coach Dennis Gates has retooled his roster after last season's 8-24 finish, which included an 0-18 mark in ...
Numerous highways are closed in the county, according to the Missouri Department of Transportation. (See up-to-date map at https://traveler.modot.org/map/index.html) Due to impassable roads, Cabool, ...
The IRS has granted victims of the recent severe storms and flooding in Missouri more time to file certain individual and business tax returns and make tax payments. Specifically, victims of the ...
A meteorologist with the National Weather Service in southern Missouri says the recent rains have hit the southeast part of ...
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