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During the summer, Missouri will reach temperatures that can be unsafely hot. Experts and advocates say this can be even more dangerous for unhoused people.
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Regional news coverage from the KBIA newsroom, including:Rep. Hartzler opens office in Columbia, talks spending cuts and HagelNew Mo. GOP chair plans more…
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If you're a Missourian and felt hot under the collar last year, there is good reason.The National Weather Service says 2012 was the warmest year on record…
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Wednesday will be the eighth time -- since the school year began less than a month ago -- that some students at Columbia public schools are dismissed…
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According to a new study, the Midwest is getting hotter. With this summer's record-breaking temperatures, that probably doesn't sound like news.But a new…
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Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon has declared an emergency because of the recent drought.The state disaster declaration Monday allows state agencies to help local…
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Federal weather forecasters predict the unusually hot dry weather that has gripped much of the nation will linger into fall, especially for the parched…
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Crops are not the only things wilting in the sweltering summer of 2012; cattle, the largest animals, on the farm are also under stress.Some cattle…
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The death of an 89-year-old St. Louis County man is blamed on the heat, bringing the number of heat-related deaths in Missouri to 24 since June.The victim…
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Columbia Water and Light says its customer’s water use is up this summer, amid hot and dry weather over the last few weeks.The Department saw a…