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EDWARDSVILLE/GODFREY - Heavy rainfall has led to some mudslides and flooding in parts of the Metro East on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2024. Areas such as the 3000 block of Sand Road in Edwardsville have been declared impassable due to flooding, with residents advised to avoid the area if possible. The National Weather Service reported that rainfall amounts in Jefferson and St. Louis counties reached as high as 9.5 inches in some locations, while Madison County recorded a maximum of 7.55 inches near East Vine Street in Edwardsville, National Weather Service in St. Louis Meteorologist Jayson Gosselin said. In the aftermath of the rain, St. Clair County saw its highest recorded rainfall at 6.61 inches near Fairmont City, while nearby Monroe, Illinois, experienced 6.37 inches. Belleville received significantly less, with totals around 3.33 inches. The weather system is expected to bring more rain today, though it is anticipated to be lighter and less impactful than the previous downpours. Gosselin

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Tiffany Glasco of Nahla Madison Home shares her favorite techniques to enhance spaces in your home, from intentional lighting to layering textures.

Cameron Wies, president and COO of TJ Wies Contracting, was walking the aisles of the recent Association of Wall and Ceiling Industries (AWCI) at Disneyworld last March when he was stopped cold at the intersection of technology and innovation. He was looking at the exhibit of  Miamisburg, OH-based Aeroseal, which has successfully deployed the technology […]

Today, for some reason, YouGov retweeted a survey they did a few months ago about the Roman Empire. It turns out that 76% of Americans say they know at least a little about the Roman Empire and 49% have a favorable view of it. But why? YouGov asked the 76% of Rome-knowers what they admired ...continue reading "A third of Americans aren’t sure Roman slaveholding was a bad thing"

JERSEYVILLE - JCH Medical Group is proud to announce that Cristy A. Elving-Dial MD, FAAFP, a dedicated family physician serving the community for over 20 years in Jerseyville, Illinois, has achieved the Degree of Fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP), the national medical association representing nearly 130,000 family physicians, residents and medical students. The degree was conferred on more than 180 family physicians during a convocation on Friday, September 27, in conjunction with the AAFP's annual meeting in Phoenix, AZ. Established in 1971, the AAFP Degree of Fellow recognizes family physicians who have distinguished themselves through service to family medicine and ongoing professional development. This year's fellowship class brings the total number of AAFP Fellows to more than 17,200 nationwide. AAFP Fellowship entitles the physician to use the honorary designation, "Fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians," or "F.A.A.F.P." Criteria for receiving

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Jason Daugherty is asking the court for a $3 million judgement against Ashley Parmeley, accused of killing their 9-year-old daughter Scarlet Parmeley.

Lines of voters waiting for their ballots to dry is just one of the many problems Tuesday's downpours caused.

ALTON — A brief mudslide occurred Tuesday morning in the 700 block of Broadway, behind Abbott Machine, following heavy rain in the Alton area. The incident took place around 10 a.m. on November 5, 2024, when several tons of dirt and small trees cascaded down the hillside. In the aftermath, some small power lines were broken, prompting a response from Ameren Illinois. Drone Video Courtesy of GENESIS DRONE: The utility company worked to ensure safety in the area, reporting that there were no power outages as a result of the mudslide. The slide had significant physical effects, moving an aerial lift approximately 30 feet and causing a hole to form in a diesel tank. Local authorities are assessing the situation to determine any further necessary actions. Ameren Illinois remained at the scene later Tuesday morning to continue to repair the lines and ensure the area was safe.

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Bad people make good case law. That’s just how our criminal justice system works. And so it is here in this decision, which flows from criminal charges that, in turn, flow from proactive efforts meant to thwart the sharing of child sexual abuse material. In this case, Ryan Maher was convicted of CSAM possession. Having […]

A 66-year-old man was pronounced dead Monday afternoon after he attempted to drive across a flooded bridge and later drowned while going downstream in Ironton.

SPRINGFIELD — The first extensive public look at next year’s state finances contains a warning to lawmakers from the governor’s office: “The ability to fund new programs will be severely limited” next fiscal year.

A three-parcel site in Midtown, near St. Louis City SC’s Energizer Park, previously considered for a mixed-use development, is for sale.

In October, Pink Floyd sold the rights to their recorded works to Sony Music for a reported $400 million. And guitarist David Gilmour says he's glad to be done with…

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With Veterans Day fast approaching, the Illinois State Treasurer’s Office is asking the public for help in returning abandoned Purple Heart medals. Since taking office, State Treasurer Michael Frerichs has been on a mission to return Purple Heart medals to families…the medals in question have been turned over to the treasurers’ office by various banks…

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Election Day is here. Voters are gearing up to head to the polls to cast their ballots for either Donald Trump or Kamala Harris in one of the nation’s most historic presidential races. They’ll also be determining which party will control the House and Senate.

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ST. LOUIS COUNTY - St. Louis County police responded early Tuesday to a flash flood incident at Bayless Avenue and Interstate 55 in St. Louis County, where a submerged SUV led to the discovery of a deceased adult female inside the vehicle. At approximately 6 a.m. on Tuesday, November 5, 2024, officers from the South County Precinct were dispatched following reports of significant flooding in the area. Due to adverse weather conditions, Bayless Avenue was closed for several hours as first responders worked to manage the situation. As floodwaters began to recede, a business owner notified police about the submerged SUV. Personnel from the Lemay Fire Protection District accessed the vehicle and discovered the body of the woman. Preliminary investigations indicate that she had driven her car into the water earlier that morning, during the peak of the flash flood. The cause of death remains unknown at this time. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are expected to release more

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A frozen cocktail bar adding a new location in St. Louis County has announced its opening date.

The St. Louis-based industrial technology and software company wants to buy the rest of a Massachusetts-based industrial software company that it doesn't already own as it continues to focus its portfolio on automation technology.