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Peoria Tribe to hold stomp dance in ancestral Illinois homelands for first time in...

A large busload of Peoria tribal citizens and community members will journey to the largest pre-Columbian settlement north of Mexico and bring a dance back into the area after 200 years.
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St. Louis Fire Department mourns sudden death of firefighter Willie Deboise

St. Louis Fire Department firefighter Willie DeBoise has died suddenly, the department announced Thursday.
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Former gymnastics coach pleads guilty to coercion of two children

A former gymnastics coach pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court to charges stemming from unlawful sexual activity involving two 13-year-old victims. Marco A. Zomphier, 32, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in St. Louis to two counts of coercion and enticement of a minor. Zomphier admitted meeting the first vict
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Gov. Kehoe signs bills aimed at redeveloping downtown St. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Governor Mike Kehoe signed two new bills Wednesday afternoon that he says could help get vacant buildings redeveloped, bring in new investment and get more people back downtown. New incentives take effect immediately. State and city leaders gathered downtown to celebrate the new...
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North St. Louis resident sounds alarm over neglected vacant houses

WALNUT PARK WEST – A north St. Louis homeowner tells FOX 2 he is desperate for help. He said a line of long-vacant houses on his street, once maintained by a local company, have now seemingly been abandoned for months. Michael Williams lives on Theodore Avenue in the Walnut...
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Gateway Regional’s Medicare status in jeopardy after federal review

GRANITE CITY, Ill. (First Alert 4) -- A final federal report shows Gateway Regional Medical Center’s Medicare provider agreement is on track to be terminated unless the hospital corrects deficiencies identified by inspectors. First Alert 4 Investigates first reported last month that a preliminary state investigation fo
Featured picture for Cassandra Wilson, jazz vocalist whose devotion to Miles Davis shaped her sound, dies at 70

Cassandra Wilson, jazz vocalist whose devotion to Miles Davis shaped her sound, dies at...

East St. Louis’ own Miles Davis was the north star for singer, songwriter and composer Cassandra Wilson. He was a musical compass that offered a blueprint and a connection that tied her to the St. Louis region. Wilson — the genre‑defying vocalist, songwriter and composer whose voice moved like butter wrapped in velvet
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School districts crack down on e-bikes, e-scooters at school

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - St. Louis area school districts are enforcing new rules related to electric bikes and scooters. Within the last month, the Rockwood School District banned the use of electric bikes, motorized bikes and e-scooters on school property. Students can still ride the devices to...
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Missouri man gets five years after guns recovered in three states

A Ferguson, Missouri, man was sentenced Wednesday to five years in federal prison after firearms he originally purchased were later recovered by law enforcement at crime scenes in three states. Lamondre Haynes, 33, purchased 27 firearms that were subsequently recovered in Illinois, Kentucky, and Missouri while in the p
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Hungry For Real Deli Pastrami In St. Louis? Head Straight To This Longtime Counter

Tucked into a quiet St. Louis neighborhood sits a counter that has been slicing meats and stacking sandwiches for longer than most folks can remember. It draws people who grew up on proper Jewish deli fare and newcomers who never knew a corned beef and pastrami combo could taste this good.

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