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Severe Storms Expected To Hit St. Louis Late This Evening
National Weather Service Meteorologist Melissa Buird expects storms to start popping up between eight and ten this evening.
Flooding the Major Problem after the Storms
Ten inches of water on some roads.
Church Van Accident on I-70 Leaves 5 Dead
St. Louis Fire Dept. Suspense Search for Missing Fisherman
Branson Recovers from Tornado, Loss of Stars
Mo. Social Services Director Resigns
2,800 Ameren Customers Without Power in St. Louis County
Reality Star Paul Teutul Sr. In St. Louis To Unveil ‘Black Flag’ Chopper
Macy’s Closing Downtown St. Louis Location
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Illinois Considers Stricter Liability Insurance Requirements
“(The General Assembly) set the rate, at that time, of $20,000 for bodily injury and $15,000 for property damage. That has not changed in 24 years,” Rep. Fine said.
Mo. Social Services Director Resigns
Gov. Jay Nixon said Monday that Alan Freeman, director of the Missouri Department of Social Services, has stepped down.
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More Illinois Considers Stricter Liability Insurance Requirements
“(The General Assembly) set the rate, at that time, of $20,000 for bodily injury and $15,000 for property damage. That has not changed in 24 years,” Rep. Fine said.
Branson Recovers from Tornado, Loss of Stars
Officials say they are cautiously optimistic about this year's tourist season, despite the city's continuing tornado recovery efforts.
Reality Star Paul Teutul Sr. In St. Louis To Unveil ‘Black Flag’ Chopper
Macy’s Closing Downtown St. Louis Location
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Attorney General Koster Investigating Schnucks Debit Card Breach
Be Brave Bridgeton; This Week The Smell Gets Worse
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“Star Trek” Not Big Enough?
Summer movie box office scene getting competitive.
South County Woman Wins A Million At Powerball
South county had a big Powerball winner Saturday night.
Real estate agent Jamie Bone won a million dollars for having all five regular Powerball numbers. . .all except for the Powerball number itself.
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Study: 74% of Missourians Ban Smoking in Their Homes
Do you allow people to smoke in your home? What about in your car?
Some Discouraged From Prostate Cancer Screening Under New Guidelines
The American Urological Association now supports new guidelines which state routine screening is no longer recommended for men who are at average risk for the disease.
Weather Postpones Drilling at Burning Bridgeton Landfill
Be Brave Bridgeton; This Week The Smell Gets Worse
Illinois Legislature Sends Medical Marijuana Bill to Gov. Quinn
Environmental Group: Bridgeton Landfill Data Isn’t Being Released
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