SUMMARY: The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra (SLSO) announced that single tickets for its 2025-2026 season are now on sale, featuring two new shows: “Dolly Parton’s Threads: My Songs in Symphony” on Jan. 17-18, combining multimedia storytelling and symphonic renditions of Dolly’s hits, and “Tower of Power,” an R&B funk band collaboration with SLSO on April 15. The season unfolds at the recently renovated $140 million Powell Hall, reopening in September. The 145th season’s lineup includes classics, film concerts, and special events, with tickets available via the SLSO website or box office.

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SUMMARY: The Kansas City area faces heavy, potentially flooding rains through Friday night, with over 4″ possible in some locations, mainly north of the metro. A flood watch is in effect due to abundant atmospheric moisture fueling storms. Rain will taper Saturday, but hot and humid conditions will return with highs near 90° Sunday and mid-90s with heat indices over 105° early next week. Although a brief cooldown to the mid-80s may occur late next week, uncertainty remains about where the heaviest rains will fall. Overall, residents should prepare for significant flooding risks followed by intense heat and humidity.

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