Missouri Task News Today

Is coming to a close. I cannot emphasize that enough. The warning from fema there in the coming hours, the conditions will deteriorate. It will become extremely life threatening. Catastrophic storm surges, flooding is the biggest concern. And were also hearing now from the governor of North Carolina. Lets listen in. Get yourself to a safe place and stay there. If you havent already. Over the next few hours, many roads will become unsafe and impassable from debris and flood waters. Dont drive dur...

Boarding up their homes. If you have not done it already, it is probably too late. These pictures were taken in the outer banks. The outer bands hitting there. Lets get the latest forecast. The 5 00 a. M. Update from chad myers. Im glad you said, john, the storm is still growing. Because it is growing in size. Yes, we only have 110mileanhour winds in the eye. The eye is not the problem. The eye is where the most fierce winds are located. The storm is getting bigger in the overnight hours. North ...

Gov. Mike Parson will deliver his final State of the State address Wednesday afternoon.

Larry Duncan is a long-time volunteer firefighter in Howard and Cooper counties who was diagnosed with throat cancer after serving at ground zero following Sept. 11.

The House voted overwhelmingly to restore money for a St. Louis police center, but Senate refused to go along.

“This kind of seems like an exercise in futility if you asked me,” state Sen. Lincoln Hough said Wednesday after the Missouri House attempted to override 14 of Parson’s vetoes.

“This kind of seems like an exercise in futility if you asked me,” state Sen. Lincoln Hough said Wednesday after the Missouri House attempted to override 14 of Parson’s vetoes.

The ceremonies at MU and downtown were times to remember those who died in the attacks and those who helped in the aftermath.

BOONE COUNTY, Mo. — 22 years ago Missouri Task Force 1 (MO-TF1) were summoned to New York City in the days following the collapse of the World Trade Center.

LAKE OF THE OZARKS, Mo. — Two local firefighters deployed to Florida have returned home safely after providing aid in the wake of Hurricane Idalia.