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EDWARDSVILLE — A renter who allegedly fell through the floor in his mobile home claims his landlord ignored numerous requests to repair the floor.

Around the nation: Biden extends moratorium on foreclosures through June ⋮ The White House on Tuesday announced the Biden administration plans to extend a moratorium on foreclosures for federally guaranteed mortgages and expand a federal program for mortgage forbearance, in today's bite-sized hospital and health industry news from the District of Columbia, Minnesota, and Texas. District of Columbia: The White House on Tuesday announced the Biden administration plans to extend a federal moratorium on foreclosures for federally guaranteed mortgages and expand a federal program for mortga...

Patchwork of rules creates opportunity for vaccine hunters willing to cross state lines Kay Lazar © Lynne Sladky People arrived at Jackson Memorial Hospital to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in Miami last month. Florida was one of the first states to throw open vaccine eligibility to members of the general public over 65, but has since tightened the rules. Funeral directors who live in Massachusetts, but work in New Hampshire. Dental workers who commute to offices in Massachusetts from their homes in Rhode Island. Snowbirds who live here in the fair weather, but retreat to ho...

Rosemary Harris.  Conceived and created safely for the COVID-19 era, the production is a collaboration among more than 300 students, faculty, staff and alumni. Dance of the Snowflakes from overhead in UNCSA's new "The Nutcracker" for film, released Dec. 17. Snowflake dancing masked in UNCSA's all-new "The Nutcracker" for film, Dec. 17. Credit Peter J. Mueller. The film represents the 55th consecutive year UNCSA has presented "The Nutcracker," and the first ever film version reaching audiences worldwide. Leveraging the institution's unique position as a conservatory with five nationally re...

This year’s "The Nutcracker" by the University of North Carolina School of the Arts will be totally different from years past as the production moves from the Stevens Center stage in downtown Winston-Salem to a sound stage. UNCSA’s schools of Dance, Design & Production, Filmmaking and Music have teamed up to create a film version of the holiday ballet. "This semester at UNCSA has been like no other in our history," Brian Cole, chancellor of UNCSA, said in a press release. "Despite the limitations we have had to face with the COVID-19 pandemic, I have been blown away by the creativit...