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George Hansford reopened his doors after four days of cleaning, only to close them right back up four days later when more rain came.

Hundreds of people showed up to a flood assistance resource center Saturday in East St. Louis. Like several resource centers this week, they reached capacity early.

"We're not gonna quit. We're gonna continue these centers likely next Tuesday through Saturday because we want to help these people," said Terry Cassil.

Multi-Agency Resource Centers for flood victims have been slammed with people needing assistance all week.

Some residents have been impacted by flooding three times in the last two weeks.

There's a short supply of JYNNEOS vaccines nationwide and locally.

Three people were cited for misdemeanor animal abuse. An expert says this kind of abuse would have started months ago.

The man's death is not related to recent flash flooding that's affected the St. Louis area.

This will be the store's third St. Louis-area location.

It's not just Missouri. Illinois is also starting its tax holiday this weekend.

The road was originally supposed to open Aug. 31, after closing in May to replace the bridge over Black Creek.

Residents woke up to storm damage from storms that moved through the St. Louis area Wednesday night into Thursday morning.

The specialty coffee roaster's coffee is now available in 23 Walmart stores throughout the St. Louis region — from Glen Carbon to Lake Saint Louis.

The "1 for 1" compensation and benefits program in Jefferson and St. Louis counties may drain other area police departments.

Friday morning, St. Louis police announced the vehicle had been found in St. Louis County but did not provide an exact location.

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The Ethical Society of Police said it was not part of discussions to create the Civilian Oversight Bill.

The Legacy Institute works to provide minority students resources for lifelong success.

Flood recovery assistance centers have been marked by long lines and delays.

Missouri House Democratic Minority Leader Crystal Quade called on Illinois and Kansas to apply for Medicaid waivers to cover abortions for out-of-state patients.