RICH HILL, Mo. (AP) — Dive teams, boats, drones and police dogs are searching in Missouri for a missing mother. The Bates County Sheriff's Office said in a Facebook&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/BatesCountySheriffsOffice/photos/a.666881963399748/2557432284344697/?type=3&amp;theater" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 125, 165);">post&nbsp;</a>that 36-year-old Nicole Mallatt was last seen or heard from on Nov. 26. Mallatt texted one of her daughters last Tuesday saying she was leaving for a few hours, but she never came back. Her aunt, Linda Diveley Mallatt, said she is convinced something happened after Mallatt didn't call her children on Thanksgiving. "We're concerned about her whereabouts," Sheriff Chad Anderson told KMBC, while adding that there are no signs yet that a crime has happened. The search has focused on about 250 acres of farmland around her home and water on the property.Anyone with information is urged to contact law enforcement.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Search continues in Missouri for missing 36-year-old mother