The water from the floods may be gone, but the dangers such as mold could remain hidden behind your walls and underneath your floorboards. Now, experts are warning if flood waters came into your home, you need to take action.
The company “Good Development Group” is planning a $1.2 billion mixed-use redevelopment project for an area of south St. Louis known as Chouteau’s Landing. The historic area is roughly south of Chouteau Avenue and between 4th Street and the Mississippi River.
In the two weeks since the historic flooding hit the Metro area, FEMA’s boots remain on the ground here locally. FEMA’s goal is to get flood victims in some of the hardest hit neighborhoods the help they need.
President Joe Biden has approved the request by Missouri Gov. Mike Parson to declare parts of the state hit hard by recent flooding a federal disaster area
Relief is on the way for around 60 people who were given no warning when they were kicked out of a Jefferson County mobile home park over a leaking sewer line
Residents of a Jefferson County mobile home community say days after a nearby creek overflowed its banks and submerged their neighborhood, they’ve received little guidance from county officials
Three years later, the Chemical Safety Board (CSB) released its final report after a massive boiler exploded at the Loy-Lange Box Company on Russell Boulevard, leaving four dead in Soulard.
It’s a disease with no cure, no medication, and one that can be extremely debilitating. Alzheimer’s affects each brain differently, but one new study shows there’s a natural, more simple way of treating and slowing this disease. Research shows it starts in your kitchen.
Rock Hill residents are frustrated following the third flooding event in the last week. Now, homeowners are worried their retaining wall is faulty after a section collapsed at some point in the last seven days.
The St. Louis Cardinals and Cardinals Care, the team’s charitable foundation, will be teaming up with the United Way of Greater St. Louis to support flood relief efforts.
Missouri is looking for answers to its teacher turnover problem. A state report shows that 5 percent of full-time teaching positions were vacant during the 2020-2021 school year.
The backlash to the Supreme Court’s decision to throw out Roe v. Wade is taking on a new shape in the Metro East. Illinois is increasing Medicaid reimbursements for abortion providers by 20 percent starting in September.
