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Officials to Keep Conserving Missouri River Water

Water flowing into the Missouri River is expected to remain lower than usual

2013/05/14

Low water levels on Mississippi River near St. Louis could cause barges to stop costing billions

New Rain Will Again Raise River Levels

National Weather Service hydrologist Mark Fuchs says as many as four inches could fall Friday and Friday night.

2013/05/02

Missouri River

Forecasters Downgrade Missouri River Flooding

In Jefferson City, the river is expected to crest Saturday afternoon at less than a foot above flood stage, a 2.5-foot drop from earlier projections.

2013/04/19

Low water levels on Mississippi River near St. Louis could cause barges to stop costing billions

Mississippi River to Crest Above Flood Stage, Locks to Close

National Weather Service said it rained so much so fast that meteorologists immediately switched over to concerns about flooding.

2013/04/19

Missouri River Flooding 5, Getty Images, photo by Jamie Squire

Bill Would Drop Corps’ Mo. River Wildlife Focus

Legislators want to see more focus on flood management and navigation.

2013/04/13

(KMOX/Scott Olson)

Officials: Despite Rain Barge Traffic on Missouri River Restricted

The corps expect the navigation system to only be shorten by four days but if the drought deeps navigation season could be shorted by as much as 27 days.

2013/03/12

Geese 3, Getty Images, photo by John Cancalosi

Snow Pushes Geese Into Eastern Missouri

A conservation area in Lincoln County north of St. Louis recorded 7,000 snow geese, with an estimated 15,000 birds in the surrounding area.

2013/03/06

Getty/Joe Raedle

Attorney Plans To Sue Over Missouri River Flooding

Landowners inundated by Missouri River flooding are preparing to sue the U.S. government, saying a recent Supreme Court ruling opens the door for them to receive damages, an attorney said Tuesday.

2013/03/05

File photo of a car dealership. (credit: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)

KC Car Dealer Accused Of Stealing Customer IDs Linked To $1M In Fraudulent Car Loans

A suburban Kansas City automobile dealer used personal information from customers and others who filled out credit applications to receive more than $1 million in fraudulent car loans, Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster said Tuesday.

2013/02/12

File photo of St. Louis Riverfront June 2, 2012 (KMOX/Tanya Sinkovits)

Storms Boost River Levels; Some near Flood Stage

Forecasters said rivers would see a dramatic, if temporary, rise over the next few days, with some waterways expected to swell by as much as 15 feet.

2013/01/30

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