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Streets still underwater in some Metro East neighborhoods. Residents are frustrated.
Some roads remained covered on Wednesday by water in East St. Louis and Caseyville.
Semi-truck driver in Hazelwood is second death after Tuesday’s flooding
An abandoned semi-truck was found Wednesday morning in Hazelwood, and the man's body was found almost a mile away.
Effort to put legal pot question before Missouri voters goes down to the wire
Supporters of legalizing recreational marijuana want to make Missouri the 20th state to offer pot to adults
St. Louis mayor endorses beer heiress Trudy Busch Valentine for U.S. Senate
Valentine is one of the top contenders for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate.
Stifel reports another historic quarter despite losses
Net income fell 20% to $152 million and revenue declined 8% to $1.1 billion compared to the same period last year. But its revenue still marks the second highest second quarter in its history, Stifel said.
St. Louis County reports probable monkeypox case
The St. Louis County health department on Wednesday reported a probable case of monkeypox.
Gateway Arch reopens after minor flooding
The Gateway Arch reopened Wednesday morning after floodwaters trickling into the main entrance forced it to close.
Power out at downtown St. Louis post office after flooding, smoke in building
Police tape blocked off the entrance ramp to the downtown post office building Wednesday, and the lobby appeared pitch black.
St. Louis County Council ethics committee to probe colleague’s marijuana work
Without disclosing she was paid about $5,000 for the work, Lisa Clancy cast votes on bill that county adopted as its marijuana-industry zoning ordinance.
‘We need help’: St. Peters residents and businesses don’t know how they'll recover from flood
At Michael’s Flooring Outlet, owner Michael Reynolds said he hoped the city or state would come through with some money to help businesses survive.
Bullish Dems split on best choice for Missouri Senate upset
Both the state party and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee have declined to endorse a candidate.
How the huge storm formed in the St. Louis area and why future rainfall will test us
The recent heat wave loaded up clouds with water vapor and it had to go somewhere — down.
Questions about construction projects or flood cleanup on local roads? Ask the Road Crew
Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
Water boil order lifted in St. Peters
St. Peters had some of the heaviest flooding in the region on Tuesday.
Eric Greitens’ lost chapter: Inside his disappearance from public life before US Senate run
He surrounded himself with people who, like him, believed he’d been the victim of a dirty political trick.
Jury convicts St. Louis man in 2020 homicide
Jurors found Dexter L. Wiggley guilty in the Oct. 12, 2020, fatal shooting of Bryant Wright.
Messenger: St. Louis woman says landlord ignored bedbugs, sues to get her money back
Bedbugs forced woman out of apartment; landlord didn't respond to lawsuit.
Floods drench St. Louis-area businesses
At scattered locations throughout the area, high water and backed-up sewers caused havoc at many businesses.
One dead, hundreds rescued as record rains wreak havoc across St. Louis region
The National Weather Service said the deluge broke a 107-year-old record.