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Residents say St. Louis Forestry Division has been slow to remove downed trees, storm damage
Residents in a north St. Louis neighborhood contacted FOX 2 seeking help in dealing with dumping in the wake of recent storms. They claimed the St. Louis Forestry Department had been slow to remove downed trees and other storm damage.
East Side Fire
Massive tire fire at salvage yard in Madison, County Illinois
A massive fire broke out Sunday night at a salvage yard in Madison County, Illinois.
Metro east fire!
Henryβs in Soulard closed?
Families brave heat for annual Ballwin Days festival
111 Salvage fire.
Giant smoke cloud over the city
Just a plume of carcinongenic smoke east of St. Louis
Health Insurance in MO??
111 salvage on fire in granite
Preparing for dangerous heat as students go back to school
As many students across our area get ready to head back to school, the summer heat is making a dangerous return.
Anyone know whats going on
Meetup At Chilanguita Mexican Kitchen
This month we are happy to announce that Meetup will occur this Tuesday, August 22nd, from 6-8pm at Chilanguita Mexican … MoreMeetup At Chilanguita Mexican Kitchen
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Traffic lights on Tucker
Does anyone know whatβs on fire on the east side right now? (8/20)
1 dead, 1 injured in crash on I-44 near I-270
One man died and another was seriously injured when the car they were riding in struck a guardrail and overturned, ejecting both men.
Senior Cross Country and Track Runner Ben Perulfi Will Be Leader For Tigers This Season
EDWARDSVILLE - Edwardsville senior cross country and track runner Ben Perulfi finished seventh in the men's Mud Mountain fund-raising race for the Edwardsville middle schools and high school cross country and track programs in July at the Mud Mountain cross country course at SIU-Edwardsville. He is expected to be one of the premier runners for the Tigers this boys cross country season. He is a Johnston's Law Office Male Athlete of the Month for the Tigers. Perulfi held on for the first half of the race quite well and in the final mile, picked up the pace and finished in the top ten. "I held on for 1.4 miles, which is further than I expected, to be honest," Perulfi said. "But I fell off and I picked it up again over the last mile. So I did pretty good with that." Needless to say, Perulfi is looking forward to his senior year competing for the Tigers and is looking ahead to big things for the team this season. "Yeah, I'm really excited for this year," Perulfi said. "I think the team
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