OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - As of Sunday morning the Missouri river in Omaha was just above 32 feet and was gradually lowering. This is after it had crested Saturday morning at a level of 32.79 feet. The ...

Missouri River Levels at Omaha (WOWT). The Missouri River at Blair is now below flood level and has dropped below 25′. The river will continue to lower through the rest of the week.

A viewer shared photos showing an aerial view of the Missouri River flooding from the Western Historic Trails Center in Council Bluffs on Thursday afternoon.

The Omaha Fire Department resumed recovery operations Wednesday morning for two 18-year-olds and an 11-year-old girl feared missing in the Missouri River.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) — The mighty Missouri River is the longest in the United States, flowing over 2,000 miles from its headwaters in Northern Montana all the way to the Show Me state.

The Missouri River may see a few feet of flooding in some areas in mid-Missouri, ... the river is expected to crest 3 feet lower, at 21.3 feet on the morning of July 5, ... Images. Videos.

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But for people who live in the lower Missouri River Basin, it might as well begin about 800 miles to the southeast on the South Dakota-Nebraska border, where the water flows out of Gavins Point Dam ...

SIOUX CITY -- Dive crews recovered a pickup truck and the remains of its driver from the Missouri River Sunday morning. At around 10:27 p.m. Saturday, the Sioux City Police Department received a ...

Flood waters close portion of Interstate 29. The Missouri River continues to rise and flood mostly rural land in Nebraska and Iowa, but Interstate 29 remains open near Omaha.

OMAHA, Neb. -- After several days of heavy rain across the lower Missouri River basin, the amount of water released into the river is being reduced to help minimize flooding.