Sabrina Winters

(KBSI) - Some communities are breathing a sigh of relief while others are still closely watching rising streams and rivers with warnings of flash flooding still in affect. City leaders point out what towns could be hardest hit, and how they are plan to stay one step ahead of possible floods. The rising waters near Commerce, Missouri is always a concern for Scott County Sheriff Wes Drury whenever a flood warning is issued.

(KBSI) - Active weather is expected in the next 24 to 48 hours over the southeast region. Experts from the National Weather Service of Paducah go into detail about what to expect with these storms and what is causing the uptick. Derrick Snyder's team, The National Weather Service out of Paducah, has kept a steady eye on tropical storm Beryl in Houston, Texas. Those experts say regions north of Houston may now be feeling those after effects. "We're dealing with the remnants of tropical storm Beryl.

CAPE GIRARDEAU Mo. (KBSI) - The most recent presidential debate has left many with concerns about the future of the United States; along with Monday's supreme court decision, ruling that Trump and other presidents are absolutely immune from prosecution.