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St. Louis police search for missing man; belongings found on Eads Bridge

ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department's Missing Persons Unit is asking for help locating a man who has been missing since Thursday. Police said 20-year-old Antonio Arellano-Banda was last in contact with his friends that day. Several of his personal belongings were later found on the Eads Bridge.
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Family sues city after man killed in crash at wrong-way traffic signal

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The family of a man killed in a crash police say was caused by a traffic signal facing the wrong way filed a lawsuit Thursday, naming St. Louis City and others. The family of Vincent Sweeney is suing the city, saying it has...
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LIVE RADAR | Storms to hit St. Louis during rush hour on Friday

ST. LOUIS — Rain showers and thunderstorms are expected to roll into the St. Louis region on Friday, starting during rush hour and lasting through the late evening. Friday has the highest chances for storms in the near-term forecast, according to 5 On Your Side's Weather Impact Meteorologists. The risk of rain increases into the afternoon and evening as a weak front moves through...
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The Missouri Restaurant That’s Famous For Just One Legendary Menu Item

There’s something deeply satisfying about a restaurant that knows exactly what it’s doing and doesn’t apologize for it. Charlie Gitto’s On the Hill in St. Louis, Missouri is that kind of place, where one dish has achieved such legendary status that people plan their entire evening around it.
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One Year Later: Fountain Park continues rebuilding after devastating tornado

ST. LOUIS — One year after a tornado tore through St. Louis’ Fountain Park neighborhood, signs of both destruction and recovery stretch across the community. For radio host and community advocate Stefan West, the storm’s impact remains impossible to forget. “Inside my home, I can just move...
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Safety of St. Louis students’ data unclear after Canva is restored to region’s schools

ST. LOUIS — Schools across the St. Louis region and nationwide were able to access grades and educational resources on Friday after a massive ransomware attack forced the service to shut down on Thursday. Instructure, the parent company of Canvas, announced the software was back online for most users...
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Honoring the Unbreakable Bond of Mother’s Love this Mother’s Day

Reflect on the enduring power of a mother’s love, the importance of family connections, and honoring those we’ve lost this Mother’s Day. Celebrate the women who shape our lives and cherish their memory. In 2021. it was a difficult Mother’s Day for me. My first cousins in...
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Your guide to the best St. Louis beer lists

Tucked in the heart of Soulard, D’s Place is a recently renovated neighborhood gem with something for everyone. Enjoy an extensive beer list, catch the game on one of 13 TVs, or relax on the dog-friendly patio. Don’t miss the fan-favorite buffalo chicken wontons, and swing by for happy hour (Mon–Fri, 3–7pm) featuring $17 domestic buckets. With year-round events...
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Budget Bombshell Puts St. Louis Classrooms On The Chopping Block

St. Louis-area school districts are bracing for impact after state budget math opened up a major gap in K–12 funding that could shrink per-student aid this year. Local leaders warn that if lawmakers do not plug the hole, the fallout could include layoffs, larger class sizes and delayed building projects.
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WashU doctor answers questions on hantavirus amid cruise ship outbreak

First Alert 4 spoke with Dr. Steve Lawrence with the school’s infectious diseases division. Lawrence said the chances of catching the are very low. He added it spreads primarily through inhaling dust from dried rodent waste.

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