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MetroLink single-car train pilot draws concerns from rider advocates (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - MetroLink will begin testing single-car trains this Saturday, a pilot program that is drawing concerns from some local rider advocates over accessibility and safety. The initial phase starts with one single-car train operating on both the red and blue lines. For riders who need extra space to move, board or travel with a mobility device, advocates say the reduced space matters. “That’s not a lot of space,” said Robyn Wallen, who represents RAISE Transit, a local
Over 400 area churches turned their grills on for the last Grill to Glory of the season (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) -More than 400 churches across St. Louis fired up their grills Saturday for the final Grill to Glory event of the season, serving up community outreach alongside hot dogs and fried fish. The initiative, led by the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis, uses food as an entry point for deeper community engagement. “Someone comes up, you hand them a hot dog... ‘What are your plans for tomorrow morning?’” said James Clark, the Urban League’s vice president of public s
New MetroLink gates spark rider concerns over piggybacking, harassment (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - MetroLink riders are raising safety concerns, reporting they’ve been harassed by people trying to sneak in behind them through the new ticket gates. MetroLink riders now pay for a ticket, scan it and walk through a gate to access the platform. Some riders say that routine has come with an unwanted side effect. Amirah Patrick rides MetroLink to work and said she sees people sneaking in behind her almost every day. “I have had a lot of people sneaking behind me,” P
‘Makes no sense’: Berkley PD investigate deadly shooting following road rage (opens the original)
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BERKLEY, Mo. (First Alert 4) — Police are reviewing surveillance video after a road rage confrontation ended in gunfire outside an ATM at North Hanley and Frost Avenue in Berkley, killing one man and leaving another in custody. Berkley police say the confrontation started on Frost Avenue around 11 p.m. Tuesday, when two drivers became involved in a road-rage dispute. Major Steve Runge, with Berkley PD, said the 30-year-old driver mistook the car behind him for police and began driving overly cau
‘Makes no sense’: Berkeley PD investigates deadly shooting following road rage (opens the original)
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BERKELEY, Mo. (First Alert 4) — Police are reviewing surveillance video after a road rage confrontation ended in gunfire outside an ATM at North Hanley and Frost Avenue in Berkeley, killing one man and leaving another in custody. Berkeley police say the confrontation began on Frost Avenue around 11 p.m. Tuesday, when two drivers got into a road-rage dispute. Major Steve Runge of Berkeley PD said the 30-year-old driver mistook the car behind him for police and began driving overly cautiously. “We
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