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March 15
Monster storm across the US kills at least 10 in Missouri, devastates portions o...
Monster storm across the US kills at least 10 in Missouri, devastates portions of Poplar Bluff
A monster storm across the U.S. has killed at least 17, with violent tornadoes and fires causing widespread destruction. Missouri and Arkansas are among the hardest-hit areas, with severe weather cond...
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Mar. 15
Chaos in Poplar Bluff: Tornado uproots homes and claims a life, community seeks shelter
A tornado wreaked havoc in Poplar Bluff, damaging homes, a church, and a kindergarten, while claiming one life. Emergency services responded to downed trees and power lines as the community seeks shelter.
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March 15
Tornado hits Poplar Bluff: Updates from throughout the night
The Daily American Republic newspaper reported throughout the night as Poplar Bluff police urged dresidents to stay inside amid tornado damage, with downed power lines and blocked roads. Emergency services are responding, and shelters are open for displaced residen...
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March 15
Governor Kehoe addresses Missouri's devastation: 10 confirmed fatalities as recovery efforts continu...
Governor Kehoe confirms 10 fatalities as Missouri grapples with severe storm aftermath. The state emergency center remains active, coordinating recovery efforts and damage assessment across 25 affected counties.
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March 15
Video report from the site of the destroyed New Covenant Fellowship Church
Video report from the site of the destroyed New Covenant Fellowship Church
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March 15
UPDATED: Severe weather hits Three Rivers College dorms but students remain safe
Severe weather, including a tornado, damaged dorms at Three Rivers College, but all students are safe and relocated. Despite the disruption, today's Raiders game for the Midwest District championship will proceed, according to update information.
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March 15
Clarifier 1 repairs progress after specialists arrive at Cape Rock Water Treatment Plant
Cape Girardeau's Clarifier 1 repair progresses as specialists arrive at the Cape Rock Water Treatment Plant. The city aims to complete repairs before summer demand peaks, ensuring water supply stability.
Nathan Gladden
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March 15
Tragedy and heroism: Tornado claims life in Butler County, but local heroes save a life
A tornado in Butler County claimed the life of 62-year-old Ronnie Ezell, while heroic efforts by local EMS and a sheriff's deputy saved his wife. The deputy and EMS hiked nearly a mile to reach them.
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Mar. 15
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Video coverage: Gov. Mike Kehoe speaks at Poplar Bluff Airport
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Mar. 15
Sikeston battles aftermath of severe weather: Power restored...
Sikeston recovers from severe storms and a possible tornado that hit Southeast Missouri, causing power outages and damage. Power has been mostly restored, but officials urge residents to remain cautious.
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Photo gallery: New Covenant Church destroyed by tornado March 14
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