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Iowans of all ages and abilities need to be prepared for severe weather, but people with mobility issues -- either due to a disability or age -- need

The American Red Cross and the Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department are partnering to distribute more than 400 Hurricane Preparedness Starter Buckets in the community along Ribault Manor.

American Red Cross volunteers assisted 20 people displaced by a multi-unit fire in Mandarin on July 4 in Jacksonville.

On Wednesday, May 10, Missouri Governor Mike Parson announced schools can begin signing up for a new state-funded emergency app to allow teachers and staff to alert first responders to emergency situations.