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Video: Deadly Tornadoes Shred Homes In Midwest US, 27 Killed, Dozens Injured
An unstable spring weather system spawned several tornadoes overnight in the United States' Midwest and Ohio River Valley, killing at least 27 people, and leaving dozens of others injured in Missouri, Kentucky and Virginia.
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Two Women Injured And One Airlifted To Hospital After Wild Otter Attack In US
A rare river otter attack in southern Montana has injured three women floating in inner tubes.
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"Hilarious And Inspiring": Man In US Sets Guinness World Record For Longest Trip In A Pumpkin Boat
A man in the United States has set a new Guinness World Record for riding 61 kilometres (38 miles) in a giant hollowed-out pumpkin that he grew himself.
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US Authorities Deny Route For Controversial North Dakota Pipeline
The US Army Corps of Engineers on Sunday nixed plans for a controversial oil pipeline crossing in North Dakota, a major victory for Native Americans and environmentalists who had staged months of protests.
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Floods Swamp Missouri, Illinois; 9 Million People In Risk Areas
Record flooding from rain-swollen rivers has washed out hundreds of structures in Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma, forcing thousands to flee their homes, and 9.3 million Americans still face flood warnings.
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US Midwest Braces For More Flooding As Rain-Swollen Rivers Rise
Missouri and Illinois were bracing for more flooding today as rain-swollen rivers, some at record heights, overflowed their banks, washing out hundreds of structures and leaving thousands of people displaced from their homes.
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Widespread Flooding Hits Missouri, Illinois With Rivers Still Rising
Rain-swollen rivers rose across Missouri and Illinois on Wednesday, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people, closing parts of a major interstate highway and putting scores of buildings underwater after days of unusual winter flooding that has killed 22 people.
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Frantic Fight Against Floods Swamping US Towns
Soldiers and volunteers packed sand bags Wednesday in a frantic effort to stave off floodwaters that have already swamped several small towns and claimed thirteen lives in the US state of Missouri.
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Widespread Flooding Hits Missouri, Illinois With Rivers Still Rising
Rain-swollen rivers rose across Missouri on Wednesday with widespread flooding forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people, closing parts of a major interstate highway and threatening to wash out scores of structures.
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Severe Floods Hit Missouri As US Storms Sweep North
Floods in Missouri forced hundreds of residents out of their homes on Tuesday after four days of storms sent rivers to record levels, killing at least 13 people, closing hundreds of roads and halting shipping on the swollen Mississippi river.
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A river in Chicago dyed green as St Patrick's Day celebrations begin across US
Crowds cheered and bagpipes bellowed during New York City's annual St. Patrick's Day parade and people with a fondness for anything Irish began a weekend of festivities from the Louisiana bayou to Dublin.
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Video: Deadly Tornadoes Shred Homes In Midwest US, 27 Killed, Dozens Injured
An unstable spring weather system spawned several tornadoes overnight in the United States' Midwest and Ohio River Valley, killing at least 27 people, and leaving dozens of others injured in Missouri, Kentucky and Virginia.
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Two Women Injured And One Airlifted To Hospital After Wild Otter Attack In US
A rare river otter attack in southern Montana has injured three women floating in inner tubes.
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"Hilarious And Inspiring": Man In US Sets Guinness World Record For Longest Trip In A Pumpkin Boat
A man in the United States has set a new Guinness World Record for riding 61 kilometres (38 miles) in a giant hollowed-out pumpkin that he grew himself.
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US Authorities Deny Route For Controversial North Dakota Pipeline
The US Army Corps of Engineers on Sunday nixed plans for a controversial oil pipeline crossing in North Dakota, a major victory for Native Americans and environmentalists who had staged months of protests.
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Floods Swamp Missouri, Illinois; 9 Million People In Risk Areas
Record flooding from rain-swollen rivers has washed out hundreds of structures in Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma, forcing thousands to flee their homes, and 9.3 million Americans still face flood warnings.
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US Midwest Braces For More Flooding As Rain-Swollen Rivers Rise
Missouri and Illinois were bracing for more flooding today as rain-swollen rivers, some at record heights, overflowed their banks, washing out hundreds of structures and leaving thousands of people displaced from their homes.
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Widespread Flooding Hits Missouri, Illinois With Rivers Still Rising
Rain-swollen rivers rose across Missouri and Illinois on Wednesday, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people, closing parts of a major interstate highway and putting scores of buildings underwater after days of unusual winter flooding that has killed 22 people.
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Frantic Fight Against Floods Swamping US Towns
Soldiers and volunteers packed sand bags Wednesday in a frantic effort to stave off floodwaters that have already swamped several small towns and claimed thirteen lives in the US state of Missouri.
-
Widespread Flooding Hits Missouri, Illinois With Rivers Still Rising
Rain-swollen rivers rose across Missouri on Wednesday with widespread flooding forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people, closing parts of a major interstate highway and threatening to wash out scores of structures.
-
Severe Floods Hit Missouri As US Storms Sweep North
Floods in Missouri forced hundreds of residents out of their homes on Tuesday after four days of storms sent rivers to record levels, killing at least 13 people, closing hundreds of roads and halting shipping on the swollen Mississippi river.
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A river in Chicago dyed green as St Patrick's Day celebrations begin across US
Crowds cheered and bagpipes bellowed during New York City's annual St. Patrick's Day parade and people with a fondness for anything Irish began a weekend of festivities from the Louisiana bayou to Dublin.
