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Sunday's storm may feel like déjà-vu for St. Louisans who were impacted by strong storms last week.

Green Door Art Gallery is pleased to partner with Bobby Lessentine, Financial Advisor, Edward Jones, in presenting Inspiration and Expression, The Art of MaryJo Clark.   The exhibit includes collage,

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GODFREY - The Village of Godfrey has been made aware of solicitors going door-to-door in several area neighborhoods without permits/registration from the Village Clerk’s Office. It has also recently been reported by homeowners that a St. Louis-based control company has been operating contrary to the Village of Godfrey’s solicitor’s ordinance and employing questionable practices. Godfrey Mayor Mike McCormick said: “If interested in what’s being offered, ask for everything in writing and don’t sign anything without assurance that you’ll receive a copy,” McCormick said. “And don’t feel pressured to open the door to people who aren’t familiar.” When dealing with door-to-door salespeople, it’s always recommended to ask to see the solicitor’s Village of Godfrey-issued permit, which they are required to carry on their person. “You can also call the Village Clerk’s office at (618) 466-3381 to verify

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Advocates have repeatedly raised alarms about cases just like Brenda Coffman's: There aren't enough walk-up beds for people who need emergency overnight shelter.

A surprising witness took the stand for the defense in Kevin Spacey's ongoing sexual assault trial in the U.K.: Elton John. Elton and his husband David Furnish both testified remotely…

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Join Assistant Curator Heather Alexis Smith for a final tour of The Nature of Things. You’ll learn about the deep links between art and environment in medieval Europe.   Please let

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For more than a decade now, app makers, phone makers, wireless companies — and pretty much everybody else — has been collecting and monetizing your daily movement habits. There’s genuinely no reason most of these companies (like, say, your light bulb maker) need this information, but because the U.S. is too corrupt to pass a […]

In an effort to breathe life back into the Gulf of Mexico’s "dead zone," where a lack of oxygen kills or drives away most sea creatures, Missouri is requiring major wastewater treatment facilities to significantly limit the amount of phosphorus…

A different kind of weather concern Monday in the Collinsville school district. Removing snow days is up for consideration.

A paper and packaging manufacturer plans to shutter a St. Louis-area facility, laying off dozens of workers.

Crews are responding to an overturned car crash Monday morning.

Aomawa Shields' fascination with the stars started with the 1986 film "SpaceCamp." Shields' new book details her unconventional path to becoming a leading scientist in her field.

A woman from southern Illinois is having a high risk surgery in St. Louis Monday to remove an epidural needle in her spine.

The Missouri Highway Patrol said 81-year-old Gary E. Krieg died after his vehicle was hit head-on by a 17-year-old driver.