Flood worries in western and northwestern Missouri have calmed since heavy rainfall in Iowa caused the Missouri River to rise. The Army Corps of Engineers is monitoring river gauges along the Missouri River basin. Emergency Management Specialist Mike Dulin said the...
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is talking with the public on a long-term plan to reduce Missouri River flood risks in the Jefferson City region. Community Planner, Ginger Niemann-Harper told Missourinet that the Lower Missouri Jefferson City spin-off study was...
Brent Martin, KFEQ Missouri state officials hope to convince the Army Corps of Engineers to make changes to the Missouri River levee system. Deputy Director Dru Buntin of the Department of Natural Resources says Missouri is working with Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa...
By BRENT MARTIN, St. Joseph Post Repair of the broken levee system along the Missouri River has been slow going, as a wet fall and a cold winter has delayed assessment of the damage and construction work. Emergency Management Specialist Mike Dulin with the Kansas City...
An officer with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says the corps is receptive to input from the states in assessing what went wrong this year to spawn the widespread flooding in the lower Missouri River basin. Officials from Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa are...
