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

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.

Missouri investigators raised a duck boat that capsized and sank.

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

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

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.

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

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