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Teen suffers life-threatening injuries in Jennings shooting

NORTH ST. LOUIS COUNTY (First Alert 4) - A teen suffered life-threatening injuries in a shooting that happened in Jennings Wednesday evening. Police say they were at a hospital around 9:25 p.m. after transporting the victim from an unrelated shooting that happened in Spanish Lake when the teen who was shot in Jennings
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Police chase ends in arrest of two people in car connected to St. Louis...

FAIRMONT CITY, Ill. (First Alert 4) - Two people were arrested early Thursday after a police chase involving a car connected to a homicide in St. Louis County within the past two weeks. The chase ended around 1 a.m. off Illinois Route 111 and Collinsville Road in Fairmont City, according...
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Project Labor Agreement Disputes Continue at Port Authority

America’s Central Port is administered by a local Board of Governors, mostly consisting of current and former elected officials. These Board Members recently met on June 8, 2026 to discuss port business. Board Members John Hamm III and Michael Nordstrom were absent. Union contracting and the use of grant funds featured
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Straub’s Market building in St. Louis listed for sale, grocer stays open

ST. LOUIS – A building that houses Straub’s Market in St. Louis’ Central West End has been listed for sale, but the grocer is expected to remain open for now. The Straub’s Market location for sale is located at 302 N. Kingshighway Boulevard and has served the St. Louis community since 1948.
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Less than 2 weeks on probation, man arrested again on firearm charges

A St. Louis man is in custody for possession of an illegally modified firearm less than two weeks after being released on probation for a prior firearms charge.
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Power outage affecting residents in Edwardsville, Glen Carbon

Several traffic signals are without power, prompting a reminder from police about four-way stop rules.
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Nude man arrested at Art Hill for public indecency: Police

A St. Louis man will appear in court Wednesday afternoon for public indecency after appearing nude at Art Hill in Forest Park.
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Precautionary sewer backup advisory issued for area near downtown sinkhole

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Authorities have issued a precautionary sewer back-up advisory for the area near a massive sinkhole that has formed in downtown St. Louis. The Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) and other authorities issued the advisory, saying subsequent damage to a 12-foot-diameter sewer main near Broa
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‘We shouldn’t have to suffer like this’: St. Louis resident complains of foul-smelling liquid...

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A north St. Louis resident says a foul-smelling liquid has been leaking from city trash trucks onto her neighborhood streets for the last six weeks. Judy Parker has lived in the North Pointe neighborhood for more than 50 years. She says the problem...
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Marvin Elementary staff member hospitalized with Legionnaires’ disease

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The Ritenour school district announced Tuesday that a staff member at Marvin Elementary School had contracted Legionnaires’ disease and was hospitalized from late April to early May. The district said in an email to staff and families that they were sharing this...

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