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Organizations and volunteers across St. Louis join forces to clean Gravois Avenue

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Organizations and volunteers joined forces on Sunday morning to clean up a stretch of Gravois Avenue from Grand Boulevard to Gustine Avenue. The St. Louis Coalition to Protect Cyclists and Pedestrians, along with the STL Cleanup Crew, teamed up to organize the event.
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Tucked Next To St. Louis Is Missouri’s Ritzy Suburb With World-Class Golfing And A...

The idea of having "the best of both worlds" in a destination is always to be admired. In the valleys of the Midwest United States that lie west of the city of St. Louis, there are communities that deliver on making that wish come true. As an example, St. Louis' "Second Downtown" of Clayton offers a walkable charm...
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch ends Monday print, goes digital

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch will cease printing its Monday edition starting the week of November 3rd, moving to a digital-only format for that day.
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Missouri Attorney General Announces Medicaid Fraud Crackdown with Multiple Indictments in St. Louis

Missouri's battle against Medicaid fraud took a significant stride forward as Attorney General Catherine Hanaway's office announced a series of indictments that signal a crackdown on fraudulent activities within the system, indictments that could serve as a stark warning to would-be offenders, according to a recent...
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Police: Local man shoots elderly woman during road rage, tells officers he has pipe...

The newspaper announced it won’t produce a printed paper on Mondays, starting Nov. 3. Instead, there will only be a digital paper on Mondays. First Alert 4 Investigates talks to the FBI about stopping scammers and how to protect yourself. Updated: 13 hours ago. First Alert 4 Investigates talks...
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Warm weekend in St. Louis to give way to cooler temperatures

ST. LOUIS — Highs both Saturday and Sunday will reach well into the 80s with overnight lows in the 50s away from the city and in the 60s for metro St. Louis.  Our next meaningful cold front will slip into the region late Monday into Monday night with scattered showers coming along with the front.  […]
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St. Louis firefighters tackle early morning house fire

ST. LOUIS — Firefighters in South St. Louis battled a massive house fire early Sunday morning on Eichelberger Street near River Des Peres Park. The St. Louis City Fire Department responded to the scene just before 4 a.m., where they encountered heavy flames pouring from a one-story brick home.
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City of St. Louis to establish recycling task force

In August, the City of St. Louis officially ended alley recycling, saying it was due to rising costs and inefficiency. While alley recycling has ended for now, the city has accepted a proposal to establish a Recycling Task Force, which will bring together experts and residents to research and recommend practical...
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Collinsville Police Charge Two With Unlawful Weapon Possession

COLLINSVILLE – Two area residents accused of illegally possessing weapons in unrelated cases face their latest set of felony charges after prior convictions in St. Louis and Madison County. Ronnell M. Walker, 38, of Collinsville, was charged with a Class 3 felony count of unlawful possession of a weapon...
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Food insecurity: USDA decision to cancel annual food insecurity study slammed

Leaders from one of the largest hunger relief organizations in the St. Louis region says the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s recent cancellation of its annual food insecurity report will do more harm than good. The USDA on Sept. 20 announced it will no longer provide its Household Food Security...

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