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A 1950s-themed diner brings nostalgia to Belleville through meals and music

There is nothing like a good diner. Folks from Belleville know what I mean. With a history of places like Wainwright’s, Moore’s Family Restaurant , and the Hy-Ho Café, how can one not know? That classic diner vibe is back in Belleville, thanks to veteran-owned Rockin’ Robyn’s Diner on Old St. Louis Road. Owners Robyn C
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South City barbecue restaurant loses hundreds of dollars in meat from burglar

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Early Thursday morning, someone broke into the meat smoker at Smoke N Bones BBQ, which damaged it and ruined the meat inside. Owner Aaron Machado said the thief didn’t take a lot of food, but the damage to the smoker ruined what was inside. Machado said he had to throw $700 worth of mea
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The Whimsical Outdoor Cafe In Missouri You Need To Discover

If someone told you that a little slice of the Mediterranean was hiding in St. Louis, you might be skeptical, but Cafe Nova is here to prove the skeptics wrong. This charming cafe in St. Louis, Missouri, has mastered the art of transporting diners to a European courtyard without requiring a passport or a transatlantic
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Missouri health officials investigating cyclosporiasis cases, authorities cracking down on straw gun purchases, new...

ST. LOUIS — We're wrapping up the the most popular stories of the week for you. 1. Missouri health officials investigating cyclosporiasis cases. Cyclosporiasis is an intestinal infection that has impacted over 1,000 people across the U.S. and is caused by a microscopic parasite. It's typically transferred through conta
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Candlelight vigil held for man shot, killed on MetroBus in Breckenridge Hills

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Family members, friends, and community members gathered for a candlelight vigil to remember Rashad Rice, 52, who was shot and killed while riding a MetroBus near St. Charles Rock Road and Wismer Road on July 10. Police say Rice and a 24-year-old were...
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Sourdough & Co. to open six St. Louis-area locations

Sandwich lovers will soon have a new option as Sourdough & Co. prepares to open six restaurants across St. Louis and St. Charles counties.
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South St. Louis BBQ restaurant said repeated vandalism by homeless encampments is hurting business

A south St. Louis barbecue restaurant said repeated vandalism and theft linked to nearby homeless encampments have become an ongoing challenge for the business.
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Minivan crashes into Glen Carbon home, damaging garage but causing no injuries

Large landscaping rocks near the home helped stop the vehicle before it reached the kitchen, where a woman was inside at the time.
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Fatal crash in Kirkwood shuts down I-44 overnight

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A fatal vehicle crash in Kirkwood shut down westbound Interstate 44 near Sappington Road in the early hours on Friday. The crash happened at about 12:30 a.m. when a tractor-trailer struck a car that was stopped in the fourth lane of I-44. The driver of the car, a 57-year-old man, was se
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New St. Louis County police chief orders strict curfew enforcement to curb youth crime

Clayton — A month after being sworn in as the 11th chief of the St. Louis County Police Department, Colonel Juan Cox is taking a hard line on rising youth crime in the region. The pressure to address the issue intensified after a massive, out-of-control pool party on the...

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