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People Drive From All Over Missouri For The Legendary Gyros At This Iconic Spot

Some restaurants are good enough to make people plan a special trip, and The Gyro Company in St. Louis is one of them. Known for flavorful gyros, generous portions, and friendly service, this laid-back Greek restaurant has built a big following across Missouri. Families, road trippers, and local food fans...
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3rd Annual CWE Jazz and Blues Festival returns August 15

The Central West End will once again turn into an outdoor stage for some of St. Louis’ top musicians when the 3rd annual CWE Jazz and Blues Festival returns Saturday, August 15. The free one‑day event runs from 1 to 7 p.m. at Euclid and Laclede Avenues and is hosted by the Euclid South Community Improvement District an
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SLPS prepares for first day of school

With the first day of classes approaching, St. Louis Public Schools is helping families complete registration, meet health requirements and address transportation and technology needs before students return Aug. 24. Those preparations included the district’s “Ready for Day 1” Health and Resource Fair last week, where s
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Thousands expected in St. Louis for historic beatification mass

The Catholic Diocese of Peoria is scheduled to hold a beatification mass for Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen on Sept. 24, 2026, at The Dome at America's Center in St. Louis.
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A closer look at the chemical and company behind the Sauget shelter-in-place

SAUGET, Ill. (First Alert 4) - An all-clear has been issued in the Metro East after a fire at a shipping container facility involving a hazardous chemical forced hundreds of residents to shelter in place, including families with students on the third day of class in the East St. Louis School District.
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Storms leave behind damage in O’Fallon, Mo; thousands without power in St. Louis area

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Thousands of people are without power after storms rolled through the area on Wednesday afternoon; storms also left behind damage in St. Charles County. Just after 7 p.m., the highest number of outages was in St. Charles County, with 6,257. O’Fallon, Mo. police...
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St. Louis police seek help in search for missing 2-year-old girl

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is asking for the public's help Wednesday with finding a 2-year-old girl reported missing.
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Van Hoesen House of Cheesecakes opens first storefront in Rock Hill

The Rock Hill dining landscape just got a lot sweeter, thanks to a wildly popular local cheesecake brand. Van Hoesen House of Cheesecakes, a two-year-old business known for its elevated cheesecakes, is set to softly open its first brick-and-mortar location at 9226 Manchester this Friday, August 14. The storefront will
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Stacked STL to close its Central West End location

ST. LOUIS – A popular burger restaurant is set to close its Central West End location later this month. In a social media post Tuesday, Stacked STL announced that its restaurant located at the intersection of N. Euclid and McPherson avenues will close after two years. The restaurant’s last day of service is scheduled f
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Missouri law wipes out millions in punitive damages award for St. Louis County cop

CLAYTON, Mo. – Some jurors are just finding out that the millions they awarded to a former St. Louis County police officer are being wiped out. Former Lt. Mike Reifschneider proved to a jury in April that he was discriminated against for refusing to retaliate against a Black police officer. A jury deliberated and decid

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