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Millions Face More Flooding as Midwest Storms Refuse to Stop

Millions Face More Flooding as Midwest Storms Refuse to Stop

A persistent heat dome over the Southeast is fueling repeated rounds of thunderstorms across the Plains, Midwest and Great Lakes, extending the flash flood threat through Sunday. NOAA’s Weather Prediction Center has issued a Level 2 of 4 risk across parts of the Midwest, where widespread rainfall totals of 3–5 inches are expected, with isolated areas potentially receiving 5–8 inches. South Dakota faces the greatest concern Thursday, with 2–4 inches of rain possible before storms spread east. Heavy rain may return to Nebraska, Kansas and Iowa Friday, while the flood threat shifts toward the Great Lakes by Saturday.
The Knoxville News-SentinelThe Knoxville News-Sentinel
Gatlinburg named one of America's prettiest towns by Architectural Digest

Gatlinburg named one of America's prettiest towns by Architectural Digest

Gatlinburg was named one of America's prettiest towns by Architectural Digest. The magazine highlighted its scenic mountain views, charming downtown and proximity to Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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Storms sweep across US this weekend. See when they hit your area

Storms sweep across US this weekend. See when they hit your area

Storms will sweep from Texas to the Northeast this weekend, bringing threats of severe weather, heavy rain and flooding.
The List WireThe List Wire
Prices of gas, diesel continue to skyrocket

Prices of gas, diesel continue to skyrocket

The price of gasoline has been joined by diesel fuel prices rising and rising and ... you get the picture. It isn't pretty to have to go anywhere.
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College Football schedule rankings Week 3: Watchability tiers for best games to watch

College Football schedule rankings Week 3: Watchability tiers for best games to watch

There are more than 50 college football games in the Bowl Subdivision in Week 3. We ranked the schedule by putting all the matchups in four tiers.
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Who are the best quarterbacks in college football? Our ranking tiers after Week 2

Who are the best quarterbacks in college football? Our ranking tiers after Week 2

How are the quarterbacks performing in the Power Four after two weeks? We ranked all of them and placed each in one of five tiers.
The Columbus DispatchThe Columbus Dispatch
Ohio State men's hoops will close 2026-27 Big Ten slate with Michigan

Ohio State men's hoops will close 2026-27 Big Ten slate with Michigan

We finally have a full 2026-27 Ohio State men's basketball schedule. Here's who the Buckeyes are playing, where and when.
The Knoxville News-SentinelThe Knoxville News-Sentinel
This is what Tennessee teachers love and hate about their jobs

This is what Tennessee teachers love and hate about their jobs

Nearly 6,000 educators were surveyed by the national K-12 news outlet last fall to understand how teachers are feeling. Here's what they said.
The List WireThe List Wire
President Trump's approval ratings drop across states

President Trump's approval ratings drop across states

President Trump's approval ratings are falling nationwide. See how voters in your state feel about his performance.
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US Faces Another Round of Storms Before Fall Arrives

US Faces Another Round of Storms Before Fall Arrives

Summer-like storms will continue across much of the US through mid-September, bringing heavy rain, gusty winds, hail and localized flooding. From Tuesday into Wednesday, repeated downpours could affect areas from Kansas to Michigan, with several inches possible around Iowa, southeastern Nebraska and west-central Illinois. Soggy fields could also delay harvest activities. Storms will later spread toward the Ohio Valley, Appalachians and Atlantic coast, while the Southwest monsoon returns with daily storm risks. The Southeast may get a temporary break after recent flooding rains.
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Iowa football offers 4-star Kansas City TE Israel Johnigan

Iowa football offers 4-star Kansas City TE Israel Johnigan

Iowa football put their name in the hat for a fast-rising 2028 tight end from Kansas City.
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Flooding rain and storms threaten Midwest region

Flooding rain and storms threaten Midwest region

A series of storms is bringing heavy rainfall and severe weather to the Midwest, with significant impacts reported in Kansas, Missouri, and surrounding areas. Severe thunderstorms have been observed, including a 75 mph wind gust at McConnell Air Force Base in Wichita, Kansas, which caused structural damage at a nearby Boeing and Spirit plant. Flash flooding is a major concern, particularly in areas such as Kansas City, Omaha, Des Moines, and northwestern Illinois. The National Weather Service has issued flash flood watches and warnings for these regions, with heavy rain expected to persist through Thursday and into the weekend. Additional storms are forecast to develop across Minnesota and Wisconsin later in the week, potentially exacerbating flooding risks.