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It's hard to get new information about what the government thinks is a safe place if the world suddenly becomes a worst-case scenario. That being said, I have found the "newest" FEMA map and it shows that Missouri and Illinois are both in big trouble if the nukes ever fly.

I've done some earthquake map and learned that there have been more than 400 earthquakes along the New Madrid Fault so far in 2022. But, does this mean Missouri is in danger? Spoiler Alert - No, it really doesn't.

There are a lot of towns who are trying new things to convince potential residents to move there. For example, Grafton has a program where they are more or less paying you to move there. In this case, the details are extra important here.

What would really happen if the New Madrid fault unleashed a massive quake? Hopefully, we'll never know. FEMA wants us to be prepared anyway as they have slated an earthquake drill for October.

Missouri emergency management officials are requesting an expansion of last week’s federal disaster declaration for the state.

Much of the country is in the same boat that we are, facing extremely cold temperatures over the next few days. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Chill Advisory from 7 a.m. January 7 through 9 a.m. on January 8. Wind gusts near 30 miles per hour are predicted, and wind chill values as low as -20 are expected in our region.

The state of Illinois has appealed the Federal Emergency Management Agency's denial of the state's request for aid to local governments after deadly tornadoes in November.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has denied a request for aid to local governments in Illinois after deadly tornadoes swept the state in November.