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Missouri's 'Armageddon situation': Kehoe promises in visit to Poplar Bluff that resources will be available - home hero image
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Missouri's 'Armageddon situation': Kehoe promises in visit to Poplar Bluff that ...Missouri's 'Armageddon situation': Kehoe promises in visit to Poplar Bluff that resources will be availableIn the aftermath of devastating tornadoes in Southeast Missouri, Gov. Mike Kehoe assured residents in Poplar Bluff that recovery resources are on the way. Kehoe highlighted the extensive damage across...
Chaos in Poplar Bluff: Tornado uproots homes and claims a life, community seeks shelter
NewsMar. 15
Chaos in Poplar Bluff: Tornado uproots homes and claims a life, community seeks shelterA 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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Video Coverage: Massive damage at Kindergarten Center in Poplar Bluff
NewsMarch 15
Video Coverage: Massive damage at Kindergarten Center in Poplar BluffVideo Coverage: Update from inside the Poplar Bluff Kindergarten Center. Damage is extensive and structural issues abound. No word yet on alternate locations or school cancellations.
Joe McGraw
Cape Girardeau County mostly misses worst of Friday night storms
NewsMarch 15
Cape Girardeau County mostly misses worst of Friday night stormsCape Girardeau County narrowly avoided the worst of severe storms that hit Southeast Missouri, with nearby areas like Wayne and Butler counties experiencing fatalities and extensive damage. Strong winds caused some local disruptions.
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Live video updates from Daily American Republic newspaper about tornado damage in Poplar Bluff
NewsMarch 15
Live video updates from Daily American Republic newspaper about tornado damage in Poplar BluffA mobile home park, college dorm, elementary school, church, businesses are among structures hit by the tornado. More than 500 homes are reported damaged.
Monster storm across the US kills at least 10 in Missouri, devastates portions of Poplar Bluff
NewsMarch 15
Monster storm across the US kills at least 10 in Missouri, devastates portions of Poplar BluffA 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 conditions affecting over 100 million people.
BRUCE SHIPKOWSKI, JULIE WALKER and REBECCA REYNOLDS, Associated Press
Tornado hits Poplar Bluff: Updates from throughout the night
NewsMarch 15
Tornado hits Poplar Bluff: Updates from throughout the nightThe 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...
Tragedy and heroism: Tornado claims life in Butler County, but local heroes save a life
NewsMarch 15
Tragedy and heroism: Tornado claims life in Butler County, but local heroes save a lifeA 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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Poplar Bluff unites: How local heroes are stepping up after devastating tornadoes
NewsMar. 16
Poplar Bluff unites: How local heroes are stepping up after devastating tornadoes
Community rallies support as Wayne County tackles tornado aftermath
NewsMar. 16
Community rallies support as Wayne County tackles tornado aftermath
Tornado creates devastation in Poplar Bluff with 138 mph winds, residents urged to stay cautious
NewsMar. 15
Tornado creates devastation in Poplar Bluff with 138 mph winds, residents urged to stay cautious
Deja Vu: Ripley County Relives Last Year's Tornado Nightmare
NewsMar. 15
Deja Vu: Ripley County Relives Last Year's Tornado Nightmare
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Community rallies support as Wayne County tackles tornado aftermath
NewsMar. 16
Community rallies support as Wayne County tackles tornado af...
Wayne County enforces a curfew to aid tornado recovery, limiting access to affected areas. Community support surges with donations and regional aid, while authorities focus on safety and efficient response.
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Deja Vu: Ripley County Relives Last Year's Tornado Nightmare
NewsMar. 15
Deja Vu: Ripley County Relives Last Year's Tornado Nightmare
PHOTO COLLECTION Poplar Bluff's Harmony Hill: Photos reveal the impact of recent destruction
NewsMar. 15
PHOTO COLLECTION Poplar Bluff's Harmony Hill: Photos reveal the impact of recent destruction
Cape Council to consider agreement with SEMO Cardinal Group for improvements at Roni's Mac Bar location
NewsMar. 15
Cape Council to consider agreement with SEMO Cardinal Group for improvements at Roni's Mac Bar location
Library district voters to determine future of tax dollars going to library funding in April election
NewsMar. 15
Library district voters to determine future of tax dollars going to library funding in April election
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Cape Central, Saxony Lutheran graduates showcase research at State Capitol for Mizzou's Undergraduate Research Day
EducationMar. 15
Cape Central, Saxony Lutheran graduates showcase research at State Capitol for Mizzou's Undergraduate Research Day
Out of the past: March 16
HistoryMar. 16
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FaithMar. 15
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