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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 2, 2026
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Kirkwood hosts public hearing on Walmart drone delivery permit request (opens the original)
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KIRKWOOD, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The Kirkwood City Council heard from Walmart and drone company Wing about a request to create a drone delivery facility where deliveries weighing 2.5 pounds could be sent to homes within a 6-mile radius. Several Kirkwood residents expressed concerns over the possibility of the Walmart delivery drones. “I do not want drones buzzing around my wonderfully quiet wooded area in Kirkwood as I take a walk, sit on my deck or patio, or walk my dog,” said Dixie Mansker, a K
St. Louis Fire Department uses temporary fix for vandalized hydrants (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Seventy-seven fire hydrants have been damaged across the City of St. Louis since Friday, with wires and brass attachments stolen from the hydrants, according to the St. Louis Fire Department. Those attachments are critical for connecting a fire hose to water in an emergency. Chief Dennis Jenkerson of the St. Louis Fire Department said the damage puts firefighters at risk. “It’s especially putting the lives of the firefighters at risk. They have to go another two
Preservationist reacts to ReFab closure and owner’s criminal charges (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Sarah Ulrich spent 25 years searching for a glass block for a window inside her 1940s home in the Marine Villa area. “I think it will blend in pretty well, I mean, it’s not perfect, but it’s better,” Ulrich said. Ulrich has spent decades collecting pieces made in the Art Deco period, between 1925 and 1940. All of the unique pieces were used to furnish her home. “I mean, it might be something as simple as a little piece to a light fixture that you can’t buy in a m
Saint Louis County reports public health alert due to spike in non-fatal overdoses (opens the original)
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CLAYTON, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The Saint Louis County Department of Public Health is reporting several spikes in weekly emergency department visits towards the end of August to September. In total, close to 200 suspected cases of non-fatal overdoses were recorded. Dr. Kanika Cunningham, Director of the Saint Louis County Department of Public Health, said non-fatal overdoses can serve as a warning sign. “Whenever we see non-fatal overdoses, that could be a proxy to someone actually experiencing a
Dozens march in Overland for World Day of Migrants and Refugees (opens the original)
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OVERLAND, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Dozens marched through the City of Overland Sunday for the Catholic Church’s World Day of Migrants and Refugees. The march had several stops through the city, with short speeches and prayers hosted at every stop. The event carried significance for the small suburban city, especially as people remembered longtime residents Nixon Perez Paz and Glendy Gonzalez de la Cruz. In August, the couple was found dead near their 1-year-old daughter in a sugarcane field in Guat
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