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The Citizens of Granite City have Spoken Against Proposed Data Center

Before the city council meeting could start, the succinct township meeting that precedes with full quorum began. Alderman Burton, who's over the Finance committee made a motion to pay the bills. The bill list from the town fund was paid to the tune of $44,498.78. General Assistance was $20,129.04. After that, the city council meeting for April 21 officially began: For the Presentation of...
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MoDOT wants feedback on plans to close eastbound Interstate 64 in Midtown for a...

Missouri’s Department of Transportation is planning to shut down the eastbound lanes of Interstate 64 in Midtown St. Louis for roughly a year starting in fall 2027 — and the state agency is inviting commuters to weigh in at a public meeting Thursday evening. MoDOT is hosting the...
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Man rented storage unit under fake name to steal from neighboring units: Police

A St. Louis man is accused of renting a store unit under a fake name in order to steal merchandise and property from neighboring units.
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3 new St. Louis restaurants to try this month

Every month, we try new restaurants and bars so we can make meaningful recommendations on where we think you should go. From a new location of a fine dining hotspot in the Central West End to a cafe from The Crack Fox team and an all-you-can-eat sushi spot in South County, here’s where made the cut this month.
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Missouri Department of Transportation sees rise in drivers crashing into ‘TMA’s’

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The Missouri Department of Transportation released video of drivers crashing into Truck Mounted Attenuators, or TMA’s, that are used on the back of trucks in work zones. A recent report showed MoDOT owns over 500 TMAs and continues to adjust and add...
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Missing mail found dumped in north St. Louis

A large pile of undelivered mail was found on a vacant lot in north St. Louis, offering possible answers for residents across the region who say they have struggled for months to receive important deliveries.
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St. Louis area Jazzercise studios rank third globally as retro dance fitness surges in...

For many, Jazzercise still conjures a familiar image: leg warmers, high-cut leotards, and aerobics routines set to pop music. Lisa Scott knows that perception well—and she knows it’s outdated. “People have this idea in their head that we’re stuck in the decade we started,” says Scott, who owns Jazzercise studios in St. Peters and South County. “But once they walk in, they...
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Dierbergs sets opening date for new University City store

UNIVERSITY CITY, Mo. — Dierbergs Markets has announced the opening date for its newest store, in University City. The grocer will open its University City location Tuesday, May 5, marking the family‑owned chain’s 28th store, the company said. The 75,000‑square‑foot supermarket is located at 8680 Olive Blvd.,...
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St. Louis police captain died from heat serving in tornado zone. Nearly a year...

ST. LOUIS, Missouri — Cpt. Will Brown did not die the way they show it in the movies. There was no gunshot, no screeching tires, no last radio call. He drove home from work one June afternoon, sat in his car for twenty minutes because he couldn't quite make it inside, told his wife he was okay, drank some water, and went downstairs to take...
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Sentence handed down to St. Louis man who pleaded guilty for 2024 murder

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A St. Louis man has been sentenced for his role in a 2024 murder. Jordan D. Huddlen pleaded guilty to charges of second-degree murder and armed criminal action in the May 18, 2024 shooting death of Eddie Randle Jr. He was sentenced to 15 years in prison.

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