storm damage

Fema Opens First Disaster Recovery Center In Perry County

FEMA opens first Disaster Recovery Center in Perryville

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FEMA inspectors to assess storm damage in 21 Missouri counties

20250528 Mental Health Awareness And Weather Anxiety

Neighbors and advocates help heal emotional wounds after Scott County tornado

0517 Marion Tornado Damage

Residents count blessings after tornado strikes Williamson County

0418 Good Friday Volunteering

Tornado survivors celebrated Good Friday by serving in the community

Delta Has A Community Center Support Meal After Tornado Damage

Delta Community Center provides hot meals, support for tornado victims

0403 Delta Storm Aftermath

Community members helping out in the aftermath of EF-2 tornado in Delta

Emergency responders urge public to avoid Delta, Mo., area following suspected tornado

0402 Sand Bagging In Poplar Bluff

Butler County EMA preparing for possible flooding; bringing in help from Arkansas

Locals Prepare For Flooding

Mid-March storms impact Midwest; Southern Illinois prepares for possible severe weather

0401 Tornado Survivors Preparing For More Severe Weather In Poplar Bluff

Hit back-to-back, tornado survivors preparing for more severe weather in Southeast Missouri

Baseball scoreboard and fence damaged in storm

Severe weather causes damage at Shawnee Community College

0328 Poplar Bluff Children's Mental Health

Resources coming to families managing the emotional toll of recent disasters in Southeast Missouri

0327 Pop Bluff School District Next Steps

Poplar Bluff students returning to school at new locations due to storm damage

Samaritan's Purse volunteers putting a tarp on a roof damaged by a tornado.

Organizations tackling storm wreckage and bringing more resources to Poplar Bluff

(Source: Callie Todaro)

Storm damage in Perryville highlights need for community shelter

Community Prayer Service

People setting down the chainsaws in Poplar Bluff; pausing for prayer

0319 Samaritans Purse In Poplar Bluff

New helpers in town as Poplar Bluff moves toward the next steps in storm recovery

Chainsaws and hands – church members removing fallen trees from backyards in Southeast Missouri

On the long road to recovery – people facing an uncertain future in Poplar Bluff

Two women stand on the grass in front of a home as men stand on the rooftop, making repairs due to storm damage

'Many hands make light work' – volunteers picking up the pieces of Poplar Bluff

Pastor Scott Shipman

BAM! Challenge to be a part of someone's miracle

Volunteers Still Working In Sikeston After Storm Damage

Volunteers still working nearly month after severe storms

Sikeston home destroyed by tornado (Source: National Weather Service Forecasters)

Storm victims in Dexter thankful as National Weather Service teams survey damage