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Elderly Victim In Fairview Heights Loses $90,000 In ‘Computer Pop-Up Fraud’ Case

FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS - Fairview Heights police are warning residents about a computer pop-up scam after the department received a report on Monday, Feb. 9, 2026, that an elderly victim lost $90,000 in what authorities described as “computer pop-up fraud.”. According to the Fairview Heights Police Department, the victim...
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Fat Tuesday in St. Louis: Helfer’s Pastries continues tradition with over 12,000 paczkis sold

ST. LOUIS — For families across the St. Louis region, Fat Tuesday brings cherished traditions. At Show Me St. Louis, it also means continuing one of our own: a visit to Helfer’s Pastries to check in on Emmy — the bakery’s beloved “official bakery baby.”
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After more than a century the Olympic Games are set to return to St....

One hundred and twenty-two years ago, the third-ever Olympic Games took place on Francis Olympic Field. In two years, St. Louis will again play a role in hosting the Olympics, with Energizer Park, home of St. Louis City SC, hosting soccer matches for the 2028 Summer Games. In early February,...
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Granite City Duo Charged After Firearm Allegedly Thrown From Vehicle During Police Pursuit

GRANITE CITY – Two Granite City men face felony charges after a rifle was allegedly tossed from a vehicle window during a 100 mph police chase. Brandon P. Rogozinsky, 33, and Christopher L. Marcum, 49, both of Granite City, were charged on Feb. 5, 2026 with one count each of unlawful possession of a stolen firearm...
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New beverage rules have Soulard neighbors fretting about Mardi Gras

For decades, St. Louis’ Mardi Gras celebration has operated under rules designed to keep patrons safe and the neighborhood happy: Gas stations are not permitted to sell bottles of booze on the day of the event, and any bars serving outdoors must pour drinks into plastic cups to keep cans and bottles off the street.
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Police respond to EMS call in south St. Louis

There is a large police presence Wednesday morning in south St. Louis near Gravois and Loughborough avenues.
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Woman Charged in Death of Father of Three Who Stopped to Help

You will find the facts of a man named William Palmer were allegedly shot after stopping to give a woman a ride to a warming shelter in St. Louis, and the woman, Brittany Rivoire, now faces homicide and related charges. This piece explains what happened, who's involved, and what investigators and the community are...
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Afternoon Gunfire Rocks Castle Point As Man Fights For Life

Gunfire in the Castle Point neighborhood of north St. Louis County yesterday, left a man with life-threatening injuries, police reported. Officers found an adult male with at least one gunshot wound. The investigation is ongoing, and no arrests have been made. According to FOX2 Now, St. Louis County police said...
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St. Louis chef’s new gift boxes bring global foodie favorites to your door

Wish you could trade a cold and dreary Midwest night for an evening in Italy? Or a mundane morning for breakfast in Paris?. St. Louis chef-entrepreneur Ben Poremba’s new venture, Atlas Gift Co., offers a culinary vacation within the comfort of one’s home. This extension of his business launched in December and has...
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Victim killed in shooting at South City Starbucks worked at two popular local restaurants

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The shooting death of a 28-year-old at a South City Starbucks is shaking up the St. Louis restaurant community. Sam Linehan worked at two of the most popular restaurants in St. Louis, Sado and Yellowbelly. First Alert 4 stopped by both Sado on...

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