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The swollen Missouri and Mississippi rivers are closing hundreds of roads and inundating homes and businesses.

Flooding has forced the closure of more than 300 roads throughout Missouri.

Officials are urging drivers to give turtles a brake this spring on Missouri roads.

Roads are beginning to reopen around Missouri as floodwaters recede across much of the state.

Floodwaters have begun to recede in parts of northwest Missouri, even as the surging Missouri River continues to strain levees as it makes its way downstream.

The Missouri House is moving forward with plans to spend $100 million on roads and bridges.

In response to flooding and the state of emergency declared by Gov. Mike Parson over the weekend, MoDOT will allow heavier-than-normal truckloads of rock, sand and gravel to travel on Missouri highways.

A central Missouri highway damaged by a Panhandle Eastern Pipeline explosion has reopened with a reduced speed limit.

A section of central Missouri highway damaged by an explosion will remain closed until further notice because of extensive damage.

A member of the Missouri Senate’s Conservative Caucus is breaking from Republican Gov. Mike Parson and pitching a new plan to pay for road and bridge repairs.