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June 23, 2024
Possibly some fishing piers and some overlooks. Mayor bob scott says its critical the public have a major input with developing the area. The process should be that citizens have input first, then take it to the different planning deals and then put it on paper, said sioux city mayor bob scott. I think its important to have something down there that we can be proud of for years to come. Mayor scott was also asked what hed like to see, but he reiteratined he wants the publics input. Sticking with...
April 6, 2024
Dr. Noah Petro, NASA Artemis III Project Scientist, recently joined First Alert 4โฒs David Amelotti to talk about the total solar eclipse that is just days away.
March 1, 2024
If you count by the days on the calendar, a local World War II veteran turned just only 25.
February 29, 2024
A medical miracle in South St. Louis County after a man suffered a massive widow maker heart attack and was clinically dead for almost an hour.
February 24, 2024
A plan is moving ahead to help the city fill part of the funding gap with the convention center in downtown St. Louis.
February 17, 2024
Another roadblock to get a highly traveled stretch of Big Bend upgraded. Kirkwood residents and motorists will have to wait until next year for ground to break.
February 9, 2024
A life-changing diagnosis before being able to drive โ thatโs the reality for 13-year-old Kingston Evans of South County, after doctors told him he had cancer.
February 3, 2024
Across the Bi-State region, new data shows people do not have enough to eat and donโt know where the next meal will come from, and the proof is in donations trending downward for the St. Louis Area Foodbank.
January 30, 2024
Boards hide broken windows and scars after a St. Louis officer crashed into a South City bar last month. Six weeks after the incident it seems thereโs a new chapter in the controversy.
January 19, 2024
Missourians are getting a clearer look at the language that voters could see when it comes to deciding on abortion rights in the Show-Me state later this year.