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St. Louis, Missouri can't seem to catch a break from the weather. Another round of thunderstorms going through the metro area has caused yet another scene of flash flooding showing a suburb underwater - again.

Last week, we saw historic rainfall and flooding in the St. Louis, Missouri area. This week, it's Illinois. Some parts of the state on Tuesday had over a foot of rain recorded.

We knew there was a lot of rain coming to Missouri and Illinois, but a late change in direction put St. Louis directly in the path of moisture that has resulted in flash flooding that has overwhelmed the city.

A town was suffering from historic flooding. What some saw as a tragedy, farmers saw as an opportunity to help as many came roaring to the rescue.

The completion date for Hannibal’s riverfront renovation project has been pushed back – again.

River levels on the Mississippi are on the way up again.

Missouri emergency management officials are requesting an expansion of last week’s federal disaster declaration for the state.

Hannibal Parks and Recreation, Hannibal Board of Public Works and 1819 Stream Team plan a cleanup day on Bear Creek in Hannibal.

Mississippi River levels are slowly falling in the Hannibal-Quincy area.

Hannibal is one of three stops for Missouri Governor Mike Parson to survey flood impacts along the Mississippi River.