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Metro East community cleans up 2 days after deadly house explosion (opens the original)
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MORO, Ill. (First Alert 4) - Two days after a house explosion killed a woman in a Madison County neighborhood near Moro, family, friends, and neighbors are working together day-by-day to clean up the aftermath. Drone 4 video shows the initial aftermath of the explosion on Saturday, with debris scattered across roads and on top of nearby houses. As of Monday, the roads have been cleared, but rubble sits in piles in front of several homes. Reminders of the blast remain on neighboring homes, with t
St. Louis food trucks near approval to expand into Downtown, Midtown areas (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Food truck operators are one signature away from being able to set up shop in several parts St. Louis that they’ve previously been unable to operate in. The Board of Aldermen approved Board Bill 50 on Friday, allowing food truck operators to set up in designated areas in Downtown, Downtown West, Midtown, and Cherokee Street. St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer must give the final signature before the bill becomes law. The bill was sent to the mayor’s desk Friday. In a s
Heat wave prompts changes to Labor Day weekend events (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Extreme heat is affecting festivals and events across the greater St. Louis area as Labor Day weekend begins. Some events have been canceled because of the heat wave, while others are continuing with additional precautions. Event organizers and medical professionals are asking people to plan ahead. Festival organizers across St. Louis, including the Japanese Festival at the Missouri Botanical Garden, are preparing for high temperatures during Labor Day weekend. “
Stray dogs who killed East St. Louis man being captured, animal control seeking changes (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON PARK, Ill. (First Alert 4) - St. Clair County officials set out traps Monday to capture a pack of dogs that killed a 68-year-old man last week in Washington Park. James Gibson, of East St. Louis, was mauled to death last Thursday night on North 49th Street after the dogs dragged him across a road and into a ditch. Gibson had been working on a nearby rental property, and was taking a smoke break outside. Police said the same pack of stray dogs bit a woman’s hand on the same street two
St. Louis County residents organize to oppose proposed clean-fill landfill at inactive quarry in South County (opens the original)
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SOUTH ST. LOUIS COUNTY (First Alert 4) - Nearly 100 residents gathered Friday evening to discuss a proposal to turn the inactive Ruprecht Quarry in South County into a clean-fill landfill, a project that could take more than a decade to complete. The future of the quarry is pending action by the St. Louis County Council. The majority of residents at the meeting expressed opposition to the proposal, and many said they were previously unaware of the plans. “I first got involved after not being not
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