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Authorities have identified the five people killed in a fiery crash, including both drivers and three children, when a school bus and a semitruck collided along a highway in western Illinois.The eastbound bus from Schuyler-Industry Schools crossed the center line for an unknown reason Monday into westbound U.S. Route 24 and into the path of a semitruck carrying sand, Illinois State Police said, citing preliminary findings.Both vehicles became engulfed in flames when the truck slammed into the bus around 11:30 a.m. in Rushville, a Schuyler County community of about 3,000 roughly 60 miles west of Springfield, state police s
stanley becher aid. All four people aboard the bus 鈥?three children and the driver 鈥?were killed, as was the semitruck driver.The th
stanley cup ree children were identified by the Schuyler County coroner as 5-year-old Maria Miller, 3-year-old Andrew Miller and 3-year-old Noah Driscoll, all from Rushville, state police said. The school bus driver was identified as Angela Spiker, 57, of Rushville, and the truck driver as David Coufal, 72, of Browning, Illinois.The county
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. 鈥?Missouri Gov. Mike Parson wants to spend $10.4 million to create a new office that
stanley cup would help the state better prepare for floods and drought.Missouri Department of Natural Resources spokeswoman Connie Patterson told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that creating the new Missouri Hydrology Information Center is part of the state s response to the 2019 floods in the Missouri and Mississippi river basins that caused roughly $20 billion damage. The proposal was part of Parson s budget plan released last week.Patterson said the new office would help the state move from a reactive to proactive response to flood protection and recovery.If it is approved, the new center would be asked to improve the current system of measuring st
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