Southeastern Missouri was hit hard by flash flooding on Friday morning as heavy rain caused rivers and creeks to surpass their banks and wreak havoc on local communities.

Hundreds of people have been rescued from catastrophic flooding in southeastern Missouri, including some camping along a river that swelled to historic heights.

Flash flooding in southern Missouri on Friday led to highway closures and evacuations at campgrounds on the Black River. See ...

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has declared a state of emergency in response to the flash flooding emergency in southeast Missouri early Friday morning. In a statement, Gov. Kehoe said the order ...

Slow-moving storms on Sunday are triggering new flood watches from Tennessee to Kentucky after heavy rains caused catastrophic flooding in Missouri that killed a woman and prompted hundreds of water ...

A woman has been found dead in Missouri after heavy rainfall battered parts of the state, forcing numerous emergency rescues and evacuations.

More than 200 people at Camp Taum Sauk in southeastern Missouri were rescued after 6 to 12 inches of rain fell along the Taum Sauk Reservoir.

Highways were closed, residential areas were evacuated, and several people were rescued after flash floods hit several counties in southeast Missouri on Friday morning. The Southern Iron County Fire ...

Emergency management officials estimate the floods caused more than $26.5 million in damage across nine southeast Missouri ...

For two rescuers on the Black River in southeast Missouri, it was “one of the most scary situations that they've ever been in.” When a submerged power line became tangled in the motor of their rescue ...

By Steve Gorman July 10 (Reuters) - Flash flooding unleashed by torrential downpours from a wave of thunderstorms struck the Ozark Mountains in rural southeastern Missouri on Friday, trapping hundreds ...

Torrential rain sent the Black River to a record 28.7-foot crest, flooding Missouri campgrounds and prompting dozens of rescues in Reynolds and Iron counties.