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Mosquito season arrives as budget cuts hatch trouble
Even in places where dwindling tax revenue hasn't forced mosquito control budget cuts, keeping up with this summer's swarm will be tough.
VENOM HELPS:
Shots ease local reactions to insect stings.
Economy cost you your insurance?
Contact reporter Joe Crawford.
tech stories
Broadcasters hurt by economy and changes in the way we consume news
Personalities vanish, salaries are slashed in digital era of declining ad revenue.
PRIVACY BETTER PROTECTED, YAHOO SAYS
FTC eyeing bloggers who review products
Terrorists recruiting computer experts
Journalists vulnerable in new reporting era
FCC TO REVIEW HANDSET DEALS
HOW-TO HOWCAST
NEW MOUSE IS A WAND
top science headlines
Victim called Tamiflu-resistant
South Korea wants vaccines for 13 million
Australian cases up
Cases increase in Argentina
Mosquito season arrives as budget cuts hatch trouble
ILLINOIS TOWNS TRYING TO TAME UNRULY GRASS
H1N1 called inefficient
Flu 'unstoppable', WHO says
Deaths in U.S. rise to 170
CPR IS QUESTIONED
Keep up on the business of health care
under the microscope
Grasses can clean sites of old explosives
Researchers at Mizzou, Lincoln U. say plants feed micro-organisms in soil that break down TNT and RDX.
Autism often can be diagnosed years earlier
Joplin company touts its place in space
Old-fashioned rain barrels are back to battle flooding
Online shopping experience may become more virtual
Try Tim Barker's Life & Tech blog
life & tech
Drew acquittal is likely to be embraced by Internet supporters
Government pushes broadband access, but not without some strings
Residential White Pages may soon go away
Local teens get a chance to demonstrate their texting and driving skills
EU gets agreement from phone makers to standardize power cords
Windows 7 release moves closer: Are you ready, or willing?
Thinking about casting aside that bulky laptop in favor of a netbook?
Music makers offer explanation for ringtone fight
We’re still spending tons of time on social network sites
Will cell phone cameras ruin the pocket camera market?
Cure your blog fever
eco speak
Scientists find superenergetic bursts near giant black hole
Illinois study shows that we hear what we want to hear
No health risks posed by northwest Missouri sludge, environmenal regulators say
Cora Island announcement tomorrow
Pets spread drug resistant staph infections
Artificial sweetners evade water treatment
New report provides assessment of climate change impacts
Big “e-waste” recycling event scheduled for downtown St. Louis
See and share weather photos
fit bits
Poll: Should candy be banned from office vending machines?
Pfizer offering free medicine to newly unemployed workers
Poll: Does drinking coffee improve your breath?
For hikers: Join a wildflower walk
Poll: Will you buy fireworks this year?
Poll: How old were your kids when they learned to swim
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other news
VENOM:
Insect venom shots ease reactions
LIMBS:
Salamanders could help people heal.
CORD BLOOD:
Parents bank it, but doctors question value
TYLENOL: FDA panel urges lower cap
BREAD:
Fungus threatens world's wheat
WATER:
Coloradans can now legally collect rain
DVRs:
High court won't block remote storage
ST. PAUL:
Bones undergo analysis
SHARKS:
Great white sharks are ocean's serial killers
SMOKING:
FDA requires Chantix, Zyban to have warning
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weather headlines
Jobless data sends stocks reeling; Dow loses 223
AP Interview: Snowe seeks bipartisan health bill
Gale Storm, perky star of 1950s TV, dies at 87
Heavy sandstorm blankets Iraq, delays oil bidding
Sophisticated weather satellite rockets into orbit
Strong thunderstorms batter southeast Michigan
Andres weakens to depression, back out to sea
Thousands remain without power following storms
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