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ALTON - Misty Woolsey of the Alton Memorial Hospital Digestive Health Center (holding plaque) was named the AMH Employee of the Month on July 7. Presenting her the award was left to right, Debbie Turpin, chief nurse executive of AMH; Amy Toenyes, manager of the DHC; and Vicky Garvey, team leader of the DHC. The nomination from co-worker Lisa Roach said that “I have worked with a lot of PCTs over the years and no one has stood out compared to Misty. She is a team player. She has great initiative and never has to be told to do anything. "She does her job well, goes above and beyond her duties, and is always pleasant and friendly. The patients love her. She has also learned to clean scopes and can fill in that role as well. Misty is a wonderful asset to Alton Memorial and makes the DHC a better place to work. ”

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TWO-DALOO: The window to wave goodbye to Randi Naughton of KTVI (Channel 2) just got smaller.

Theresa Wilder of Dittmer, MO joined the #RealRockArmy today

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Pickin’ on Music Festivals is proud to bring you year 5 of Pickin’ On Picknic! This event will include camping and music for 3 days,

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LGBTQIA+ communities have been contributing to St. Louis’s history for centuries. Now the Gateway to Pride virtual exhibit will begin to uncover the rarely-shared or

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At a deposition scheduled for next week, the lawyer for Sheena Greitens likely would have asked the former governor about allegations that he abused his ex-wife and their young children in 2018.

The NAACP would like to see stricter parameters for when police pursuits are warranted.

“This act was wrong, recording it was wrong, distributing the video was wrong.”

EDWARDSVILLE – In what can only be described as one of the worst, most blatant, and egregious examples of sour grapes after an election, the Republican members of the Madison County Board have begged the Democrats for their help to save the County. “This is the absolute height of hypocrisy,” said Madison County Democratic Chair Randy Harris, “the Republicans on this Board have gone along with Prenzler, supported him, campaigned for him, and defended him at every turn, now they want the Democratic Party to bail them out.” “They know they’re unable to govern effectively, Democratic Board members and officials have been sounding this alarm for years,” Harris continued, “This is nothing new, the only thing that changed, is some of these Republican Board members lost an election, and now they’re asking the Democrats to help them.” Several incumbent Republican County Board members were defeated in the primary election on June

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With temperatures reaching 100 degrees, we took a look at how two primarily outdoor operations manage the heat.

Firefighters are still responding to fireworks-related calls in the St. Louis area. On July 4 and 5, the St. Louis Fire Department responded to 120 calls for burning neighborhood trash dumpsters.

Two low-income tenants from Washington Apartments near Central West End are forced to look for new housing after the building's air conditioning broke in May and has yet to be fixed.

An upcoming Black Men Symposium is happening in St. Louis to empower boys and men to be the best versions of themselves.