disaster relief

Springfield-based Convoy of Hope continues to help those impacted by Hurricane Helene. The storm has claimed at least 120 lives and left many without water and power.

Over a dozen disaster responders from Missouri were sent south earlier this week. Storm winds from Hurricane Helene began to batter Florida and much of the southeastern part of the U.S. on Thursday.

KBIA's Hannah Haynes spoke with Missouri Task Force One's Terri Cassel about his and his team's experience working in Texas with Hurricane Harvey relief…

Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens says the state is adding six more counties to the number being assessed for damage linked to recent flooding and severe…

Missouri is receiving 1.2 million dollars from Washington that’s designed to help communities respond to disasters. Most of the money, around 935 thousand…

Joplin School District officials say the district spent about $222 million rebuilding several schools and community safe rooms after the 2011 tornado.The…

For people in Nepal, the earthquake that hit the country on Saturday was devastating. But for some Nepalis who are outside of the country, waiting to hear…

Missouri’s final tab for the Joplin tornado and the 2011 flooding has proven to be much smaller than what Gov. Jay Nixon anticipated.Figures provided to…

The Heart of Missouri chapter of the American Red Cross needs more volunteers.The Columbia Daily Tribune reports that the Red Cross chapter serves 21…