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In today's Vintage KSDK, it's snowmaggedon from the 1980s, with some video that's not been seen in years.

The westbound lanes of I-70 are shut down due to a jackknifed tractor-trailer near Bryan Road.

The supermarket changed hours in response to poor weather conditions.

Schnucks has altered hours due to the winter storm moving through the St. Louis area.

Eastbound traffic was forced off Interstate 44 near Sullivan after a crash that involved multiple tractor-trailers.

Missouri Highway Patrol received some 300 calls for service around the St. Louis area Tuesday.

Medical staff at Mercy, BJC and Saint Louis University Hospital are voluntarily spending the night at work to avoid traveling during the storm.

Here's our live timeline as weather conditions change across the area.

“We have to be careful to make sure we get to bare pavement, but we don’t have chemical down that will unnecessarily catch the blowing and drifting,” said Monroe.

"There isn’t a snow day for customers so, we are here at the neighborhood bar."

"We’ve been out since 11 o'clock last night, we couldn’t pre-treat anything because of the rain," engineer John Lyons said.

St. Louis saw more than 150 flights affected totaling about 80% of the airport's overall traffic.

James and Zelma Long were fatally shot during a robbery inside their home in De Soto, about 45 miles southwest of St. Louis, in July 1996.

Police said the driver was traveling at a high rate of speed when he hit a tree head-on.

Thanks to everyone for sending in your snow photos! Got a photo to send to us? Find out how in this story.

The facility is about 65 miles southwest of St. Louis in St. Francois County.

While the Opening Ceremony isn’t until Friday, some of the competitions have to start a couple days early to get everything in.

The developer is proposing to build Maryland Heights Commerce Center, a business park with 1.4 million square feet of office flex and distribution buildings.

Missouri DHSS is canceling all its state-operated drive-through sites Wednesday and Thursday, as is the St. Louis County Department of Public Health.

This is the second time in two weeks that a Washington University student has had their car stolen.