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Animal shelters and facilities around the St. Louis area are in need of help after facilities were damaged by flooding.

Multiple drivers were rescued from vehicles on highways and roads. One person died in St. Louis floodwaters.

Chief Stephen Dodge was arrested on June 17 at the Lake of the Ozarks.

The co-owner commends the heroics of his staff as they risked their lives to save animals. A nearby neighborhood suffered severe damage.

The performance has been rescheduled for Monday, August 1.

The orders should help streamline the assistance process by allowing state and local agencies to communicate more easily.

First responders worked to evacuate residents of Foxboro subdivision.

It is not known if the person drove into the rising flood waters or was already in the area and became trapped.

A few emergency shelters have opened up across the area for those who have been displaced.

Gateway Pet Guardians is taking in dogs and cats from St. Clair County Animal Shelter, which experienced flooding Tuesday, causing animals to be evacuated.

Infectious disease experts say the newest formulation of the smallpox vaccine is effective against monkeypox.

Vehicle crime incidents were reported in Creve Coeur and Town and Country.

The XFL is back in St. Louis and head coach Anthony Becht is fired up get The Dome rocking again.

Police said the man, who they estimated was in his 30s, was barely conscious and barely breathing when officers found him.

The Azimi family flew into Lambert International Airport after being stranded in the country of Albania.

Also, the Urban Expo Back to School and Community Empowerment Festival is set for Friday and Saturday, August 5 and 6.

Football fans and local businesses are thrilled the XFL is returning to St. Louis.

The Wentzville Police Department has taken three reports in just 10 days of people buying dogs online and being left with no pet and no money.

On the Aug. 2 ballot, Proposition KIDS would make a number of safety and security changes in the Jefferson Co. district.

A spokesperson for the Missouri Department of Conservation said conservation agents believe the bear was shot on Thursday.