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MoDOT will close a section of Route P in Missouri for pipe replacement from June 23-26, affecting through-traffic but not ...
One highlights the appearance of an invasive snakehead fish that can breathe air and move on land, creating challenges for ...
Trump, who politicized disasters during his campaign, is now slow-walking aid to victims of dozens of tornadoes, floods and ...
An Independence woman is helping storm victims in St. Louis by taking another carload of donations to the city.
A cold spell hit South Africa, resulting in a sharp decline in temperatures across most provincesSol Phenduka took to his X ...
A high pressure will keep millions in the heat this week, with numerous rounds of strong to severe thunderstorms in the ...
Once a grand 1920s landmark inspired by Cape Girardeau’s new bridge, the Marquette Hotel has survived setbacks, closure and ...
Central South Dakota could use more rain and more sunshine. The dry start to spring allowed planting work to get underway ...
According to NOAA, the year-to-date-period (Jan-May) has been the second-warmest on record for the globe, behind only 2024.
One of the wettest Mays in the last 1 ½ centuries has eliminated extreme drought in western North Dakota, though the region remains mired in lesser forms of dryness.
State hay market summaries for the week ending June 7, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture-Market News Service.