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After the storm… DowntownSTL
Gov. Pritzker issues disaster declaration after Illinois tornadoes
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker issued a disaster proclamation following damage from tornadoes and intense storm systems.
Trees topple St. Louis cars, slam through Imperial home during storms
An intense storm system slammed through the Midwest on Friday evening, producing gusts as high as 80 miles per hour and leading to widespread tree damage around the St. Louis area.
Tornado warnings expired in Clay and Effingham counties in Illinois
EF-1 tornado confirmed in Salem, IL; dozens of homes damaged
The National Weather Service has confirmed at least one tornado in the St. Louis region amid Friday's severe storms.
Flaherty pitches 5 hitless innings, Cardinals beat Jays 4-1
Good BBQ with outdoor seating?
Absolutely roasted in the comments by Chicago
Trap music icons bringing exclusive show to STL
Spotted off i-55 in Festus
Troy Doyle sworn in as Ferguson police chief
An official statement from the St. Louis Battlehawks and the XFL
Girl Scouts names Natissia Small as new CEO
St. Louis ‘package’ killer pleads guilty in fourth woman’s 1990 death
St. Louis ‘package’ killer Gary Muehlberg on Friday received another life sentence after a guilty plea in the death of 18-year-old Robyn Mihan, his fourth involving women killed in 1990.
Beast Butcher & Block in the Grove to Close
Rep. Elik Resolution Designates Portion of Route 140 'Cpl. Tommy N. Miller Memorial Highway'
SPRINGFIELD - The Illinois House of Representatives adopted HJR 21 on Thursday designating Illinois Route 140 as it travels through Meadowbrook as the ‘Cpl. Tommy N. Miller Memorial Highway’. The resolution was sponsored by State Representative Amy Elik (R-Alton). “I have the pleasure of knowing Corporal Tommy Miller's younger brother who was about seven when his older brother died in Vietnam,” said Rep Elik. “He has vivid memories of his cool older brother who is beloved. Tommy was a drummer in a band and loved music. In fact, just before the enemy attack, he made a tape for his family from his base in Vietnam where he sang and played the guitar recorded on the tape for his family. When the family received the tape, they loved it and they didn’t know yet that he had already died because then it took days and weeks to be notified. Corporal Tommy Miller gave his life in service to our country and is no doubt a true hero deserving of this resolution
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