Missouri flash flooding kills 5, including 2 poll workers
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A couple in their 70s who served as election poll workers were among at least five people killed in Missouri after torrential rains caused flash flooding across the state.
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A couple in their 70s who served as election poll workers were among at least five people killed in Missouri after torrential rains caused flash flooding across the state.
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Flash flooding caused by torrential rain in Missouri has killed at least five people, including two poll workers who died when their vehicles were swept away in the southern part of t
At least three people drowned in Missouri, including two poll workers, as a result of flooding caused by heavy rains that hit southern and eastern parts of the state and forced numerous road closures Monday and Tuesday, authorities said.
The bodies of two poll workers, who were among the five people killed in Missouri after flash floods swept through the state, were discovered Wednesday.
A Missouri couple died on Election Day in flash floods while driving to a voting site. They were two of five people who lost their lives in rising waters on Tuesday.
