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Contact: Scott Holste, (573) 751-0290 Scott.Holste@mo.gov Channing Ansley, (573) 751-0290 Channing.Ansley@mo.gov FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 12, 2014 Gov. Nixon visits Cape Girardeau County to discuss with local officials the impact of...
WASHINGTON: The death toll from a massive tornado that swept through a US suburb of Oklahoma City has risen to 91, including at least 20 children, an official told CNN early Tuesday. Amy Elliott, of the state medical examiner's office, said in a televised...
Forty five minutes of twister terror that left 91 dead: Seven children found drowned in school and officials fear 24 more have perished after giant two-mile wide tornado pulverises Oklahoma Two entire schools flattened in Moore, Oklahoma after 200 mph...
A thick glaze of ice covered roads from Oklahoma to southern Illinois Friday in a winter storm that caused numerous wrecks, forced school cancellations, grounded flights and prompted dire warnings for people to stay home. Winter storms are typically...
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After Rocky Pause, Airstrikes Resume On Syria's Aleppo | KGOU
Airstrikes pounded the embattled eastern side of Aleppo, which is controlled by rebels, after several weeks of relative calm in the northern Syrian city.
In Florida, People Wait For Hours To Get Into Presidential Rallies | KGOU
Fans of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton tell their stories while waiting outside rallies in Tampa and Coconut Creek, Florida.
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