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Developer eyes redevelopment of former Cleveland High School

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - An out-of-town developer is proposing to redevelop the former Cleveland High School, one of south St. Louis’ largest buildings, after past redevelopment attempts failed. The historic school is in the Dutchtown neighborhood on Louisiana Avenue has been vacant for two decades. Larry...
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3 charged in 2 separate church break-ins, thefts

ST. LOUIS – Three people have been arrested in as many weeks for a pair of church burglaries in north St. Louis City. The first theft happened on Aug. 26 at St. Matthew the Apostle Church, located in the 2700 block of North Sarah Street in The Ville neighborhood.
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Flock cameras escalate the battle between privacy and safety in St. Louis

There are more than 1,000 automated license plate readers — many of them supplied by the tech company Flock Safety — that collect information about drivers’ movements in the St. Louis region. “I'm shocked at how there are so many of them now, [and] we didn't really...
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Missouri teen charged in Alton gas station shooting case

Florissant 19-year-old charged after shots hit Alton gas station, 2 occupied cars
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St. Louis Mail Carrier Accused of Dumping 30,000 Letters Instead of Delivering Them

A St. Louis mail carrier had one job that sounds difficult to misunderstand: take the mail and deliver it. Federal prosecutors say Armond Paige did something considerably different with at least 30,000 pieces of it. Paige, 54, is accused of dumping mail in vacant, overgrown lots around St. Louis instead of taking it to
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Exploding brake rotor deals blow to Ryan Blaney’s Gateway run

MADISON, Ill. — Brake rotors were top of mind for every crew chief in the NASCAR Cup Series garage entering World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway. It turned out to be one of the primary talking points leaving the 1.25-mile oval, too. No blow was bigger than Ryan Blaney’s...
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Brothers Lazaroff have a new album. They brought it home to Jazz St. Louis

Central Reform Congregation members, Brothers Lazaroff, recently released their new album, “Trying to Make It Home”, with a live performance at Jazz St. Louis. Led by brothers David and Jeff Lazaroff, the band blends soul, rock, funk, hip-hop, folk, jazz and Americana into a sound that’s both deeply rooted and constant
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Apartment Complex Targets Manchester Corridor

Developers are hoping to bring a roughly 180-unit apartment complex to Brentwood’s Manchester Corridor. The complex, called 8300 Manchester LLC, is backed by developer Halo Real Estate Ventures. CEO Joel Oliver presented his development plan at the Brentwood Board of Aldermen meeting Tuesday night, during which a first
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An out-of-state firm’s neglect has reshaped a corner of Benton Park—but neighbors are fighting...

It came to a head over weeds. For some months, neighbors in a pretty patch of Benton Park had been discussing the way the area was changing. All the hallmarks of a beautiful, historic St. Louis neighborhood are there: big trees that shade portions of the street; narrower streets than the adjacent Benton Park West just
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Kirkwood Adopts New Rules For Bikes, E-Bikes & Scooters

There are new rules for two-wheelers — particularly of the electric variety — traversing the streets of Kirkwood. The Kirkwood City Council last week adopted an overhaul of the city’s code governing traditional bicycles, electric and motorized bicycles, and any other alternative personal vehicles including electric sco

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