Nine members of one family were killed in the Missouri lake tragedy.

Kenneth Scott McKee was indicted Thursday in connection with the duck boat sinking that killed 17 people, including nine members of one family.

Prosecutors say he did not properly assess the weather that fateful day in July. He also allegedly failed to tell passengers to put on their flotation devices.

Seventeen people died when the duck boat sank in Missouri in July.

The investigation is ongoing and no charges have been filed.

On the night of July 19, winds on the lake near Branson, Missouri, hit 73 mph, and the wave were higher than 3 feet.

The remaining five members of the close-knit family who were killed in last week's tourist boat accident were laid to rest Saturday.

The NTSB released its preliminary report on the deadly sinking from July 19.

Four members of a family who died in a duck boat accident in Missouri on July 19 were laid to rest at a ceremony in Indianapolis, Indiana, on Friday.

On July 19, the Missouri duck boat capsized and sank in about 80 feet of water in Table Rock Lake, near Branson, Missouri.

Missouri investigators raised a duck boat that capsized and sank.

Investigators recovered the boat's data recorder, which may provide clues to how the crew responded and answers for families.

The Ride the Ducks boat went down in a Missouri lake on Thursday, killing 17 people.

Authorities are recovering wreckage from the lake near Branson, Missouri, to try and determine if they should pursue criminal charges in the accident that killed 17 people.

The Coleman family, who lost nine relatives when the duck boat capsized, took a photo just before they boarded the vessel.

The last photo the Coleman family took together shows them posing with a life preserver.

17 people were killed after the boat capsized during a storm.

A woman who lost nine family members recalled how she survived duck boat horror.

According to the NTSB, the boat faced "near-hurricane force" wind gusts as 17 people were killed when the boat went under water.

Tia Coleman relives the moments under water as she fought for her life.

Tia Coleman talked about the support she has received from family and friends and her faith since surviving the duck boat tragedy that left nine of her relatives dead.

Tia Coleman recounts the captain showing the family where the life vests were on the boat, but then followed it up by saying they wouldn't need them.

Nine people from one family were among the 17 killed when a duck boat capsized during a storm in Missouri.

Were critical weather warning signs missed that could have prevented the tragedy?

Severe thunderstorms struck the area at the time of the Thursday night accident.

The identities of those who perished in the accident have been released.

There were 31 people aboard the boat on Table Rock Lake; the 17 dead are all between 1 and 70 years old.

From a 1999 accident on an Arkansas lake to a 2016 crash in Boston.

Thirteen people were killed when a duck boat with 21 people on board sank on Lake Hamilton in Hot Springs, Arkansas, in 1999, the National Transportation Safety Board said.

The deadly crash came shortly after high winds and a thunderstorm warning.

The tourist attraction was operating during a storm on a lake near Branson, Missouri.

Trent Behr and Allison Lester were on a nearby docked boat in Branson, Missouri, when they saw the duck boat capsize, killing at least 11 people.

Severe weather conditions are believed to be what caused the boat to sink to the bottom of a lake in Branson, Missouri, leaving five people missing.