drownings

The Fourth of July weekend has barely begun, but there's already been a lake tragedy. A Missouri man fell off of a pontoon boat at Table Rock Lake and did not survive according to the highway patrol.

There is one Missouri place that is really a dichotomy. It doesn't seem like one lake could be the best place to swim while also being one of the most dangerous in America, but that is the case for one iconic Missouri location.

One of Missouri's most popular lakes which has garnered a reputation as one of America's most dangerous has just claimed another life as a drowning has now been reported by authorities.

A total of six motorists lost their lives on Missouri highways during the just-concluded Memorial Day weekend.

A total of only five people died on Missouri’s highways and waterways during the just concluded Fourth of July reporting period.

There were fewer Memorial Day weekend traffic deaths but more boating fatalities than a year ago.

Two separate accidents on the water claims the lives of three Missouri teens on Saturday:

Authorities believe drugs and alcohol may have been contributing factors in the deaths of a man and woman found floating in an above-ground swimming pool in eastern Missouri.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol says more people have drowned already in the state this year than in all of 2014.

Two teenage boys have died after falling through the ice on a farm pond in northwest Missouri.