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Mylar Balloons Blamed For Recent Increase In Metro East Power Outages
Litchfield was in the dark for hours when his power went out for about a month ago.
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St. Louisans And Visitors Flock To The Gateway Arch For Fourth Of July Fireworks
This years' fireworks show was its largest and it did not disappoint.
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Woman Dies After Being Shot On The Fourth Of July In North City
A suspect was taken into custody in relation to the fatal shooting, officers on scene told News 4.
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Fireworks Cause 2 Overnight Fires In St. Charles County
About an hour later, a home in the 1600 block of Homefield Meadows Drive caught fire.
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Concerns Grow Over St. Louis County's Animal Shelter After Family's Dog Goes Missing
A couple is suing St. Louis County for euthanizing their family dog without their permission last year.
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4 Children Shot In St. Louis In 8 Hours
The first shooting happened just after 4 p.m. Thursday in the 4000 block of Ohio.
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Man Dies After Overnight North City Shooting
No other information has been released regarding the fatal shooting.
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Esports Tournament Starts Today At Ballpark Village
The Gateway Legends Collegiate Invitational will take place July 2, 3 and 4 and will feature the top collegiate teams.
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St. Louis County Announces Back-To-School Vaccine Push
With just weeks left in the school year, parents are eager for their children to receive the vaccine.
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Salvation Army Helping St. Louis City Residents With Emergency Rental Assistance
The organization received $1.19 million from the City of St. Louis’ U.S. Department of Treasurer Funds to assist residents in need of help.
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Parson Urges Vaccinations Amid Spiking COVID-19 Cases
Hospitalizations have risen sharply over the past month, mostly in southwestern Missouri.
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$4M Grant Aims To Help St. Louis County Detainees Find Jobs After Release
The Pathway Home Program will enroll 400 eligible people who are 20 to 180 days ahead of being released from the SCJC.
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Bill To Renew Key Missouri Medicaid Funding Tax Advances
Senators were able to advance the bill after some Republicans joined with Democrats.
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Downtown St. Louis Seeing A Boom In Business With Out-Of-Town Visitors
Hernando is in town for the National Gymnastics Competition, which is happening right next door.
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Schnucks Closing Shrewsbury Store
Schnucks reports the Shrewsbury store has had poor sales since it was acquired from SuperValue.
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Flags To Be Flown At Half-Staff For St. Louis Firefighter Who Died Of COVID-19
St. Louis City's fire department is mourning one of their own lost to COVID-19.
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St. Louis County To Partner With Large Regional Employee For COVID-19 Vaccine Event
Missouri now leads the nation with the highest rate of new COVID-19 infections as vaccinations lag.
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Parents Upset Over City School Closure Protest Outside School Board Meeting
The district is closing six schools this summer. Parents are mainly upset over the closure of Clay, Dunbar and Farragut Elementary schools.
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Town Hall Held To Review How St. Louis County Spent CARES Act Funding
Hundreds of millions of federal tax dollars were divvied up in St. Louis County as part of the COVID-19 relief bill.
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St. Louis City, County File Joint Lawsuit Aiming To Block Missouri's Controversial Gun Law
Missouri Governor Mike Parson recently signed the bill into law.
