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Siblings charged in violent attack over lawn-mowing request

CLAYTON, Mo. – A sister-brother duo is facing charges stemming from threatening two people who asked for money to mow their lawn. According to probable cause statements from the Riverview Police Department, the incident took place on Aug. 17 in the 9800 block of Parkway Drive. Police said the...
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19-year-old arrested for Bevo street takeover

ST. LOUIS – A 19-year-old is in custody in connection with a street takeover in south St. Louis this past weekend. According to a St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department spokesman, callers reported a street takeover just before 1:30 a.m. Sunday at Gravois Avenue and Morgan Ford Road. By the...
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HOT ROD Drag Week brings five days of racing and road miles to Illinois

HOT ROD Drag Week is coming to Illinois. Here’s what to know about the five-day race, where drivers will stop and how fans can catch the action.
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Fans gather as St. Louis hosts AC/DC and Foo Fighters

ST. LOUIS – The AC/DC Power Up World Tour comes to The Dome at America’s Center in St. Louis tonight, featuring the Foo Fighters as the opening act. The concert started at 7 p.m. The St. Louis performance comes as AC/DC approaches the conclusion of a two-year global...
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South St. Louis corner set for 78-home Virginia Plaza project

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Developers have started work on a project to build and renovate 78 new homes and apartments at the intersection of the Dutchtown, Carondelet and Mount Pleasant neighborhoods in South St. Louis. The project is called Virginia Plaza, located near Virginia Ave and Eiler Street.
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New St. Louis board seeks community members to help investigate nuisance properties

Each year, the City of St. Louis receives thousands of complaints of public nuisances at properties. In some cases, when a problem goes unresolved, the issues will now be heard by a board of community members and experts. The Nuisance Property Review Board, established by an ordinance enacted earlier this...
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Person dies after being struck by vehicle on I-270

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - One person died after being struck on Interstate 270 shortly before midnight Tuesday in Hazelwood. The call came in around 11:56 p.m. and police arrived to the scene on westbound I-270 near Interstate 170. One person was pronounced dead at the scene. There was also a vehicle at the scen
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This Missouri Italian Market Stocks More Than Sixty Kinds Of Ravioli And Tortellini

Brick homes sat shoulder to shoulder, little front porches faced the street, and at the end of the block stood a corner market that looked like it had been there forever. That is what I found when I turned the corner onto a St. Louis street, half-convinced I had taken a wrong turn into a small town somewhere far from M
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Budzinski says Gateway Regional has ‘work to do’ after sit-down with hospital leadership

GRANITE CITY, Ill. (First Alert 4) - U.S. Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski (D-IL 13) demanded answers after a sit-down with Gateway Regional Medical Center’s leaders after First Alert 4 Investigates reporting on what she called life-safety failures, including an incident where a cardiac patient was turned away due to staf
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13 American Towns Built Directly Over Old Mine Workings

Coal country doesn’t always advertise itself. In dozens of American towns, city halls, elementary schools, and entire subdivisions sit just a few feet above a maze of tunnels, shafts, and man-made rooms carved out more than a century ago. Most people living in these towns have no idea the ground beneath their driveway

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