Bria Gremillion
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Cafe 7even brings international flair to north city
KINGSWAY EAST – If you drive down Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in north St. Louis, you can’t help…
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Gardner hires familiar face as law enforcement liaison
DOWNTOWN – A familiar face who stood on the front lines during the 2014 Ferguson protests has come out of…
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St. Louis Aquarium hosts first job fair ahead of grand opening
DOWNTOWN – The St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station is diving head-first into the city’s job market. Slated to open…
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Urban farmer is growing health, hope in north St. Louis
KINGSWAY WEST – For many residents of north St. Louis, getting access to organic fruits and vegetables is a task…
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SLPS takes over Science Center for school expo
KINGS OAK – For some parents, finding the perfect school for their child can be an overwhelming task. That’s why…
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‘Nobody should have to wait 16 years for justice’: Father charged in disabled son’s death
PINE LAWN – It has been 16 years since Theda Person last saw her son alive. Person’s 9-year-old, Christian Taylor…
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Old North Provisions offers healthy foods and a place to gather
OLD NORTH ST. LOUIS – It all started with a Facebook post for James Forbes, co-founder and chief executive officer…
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Grove Fest draws diverse crowd to 14th annual street festival
THE GROVE – Thousands of St. Louisans flocked to Manchester Avenue over the weekend for one of the city’s most…
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National Night Out in Old North strengthens two neighborhoods’ ties
OLD NORTH ST. LOUIS – Each year on the first Tuesday in October, many St. Louisans hit the streets to…
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At downtown block party, ‘we are family’ whether housed or unhoused
DOWNTOWN – It was a celebration over the weekend for some St. Louisans who often go overlooked and underserved: the…
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Nottingham High students, police enjoy epic dance-off
ST. LOUIS HILLS – It was a battle of the fittest at Nottingham Community Access and Job Training (CAJT) High…
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North St. Louis mother feeds neighborhood children snacks, hope
PENROSE – If you drive down North Euclid Avenue in the Penrose neighborhood on a weekday afternoon around two o’clock,…
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Clock ticking on Missouri residents to get REAL ID
ST. LOUIS – Beginning in October 2020, about a year from now, if you’re traveling through St. Louis Lambert International…
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Father of slain 9-year-old starts youth mentoring program in her memory
COLLEGE HILL – On Aug. 18, 2015, a 9-year-old girl was shot and killed in Ferguson as she lay in…
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Author helps women of color get ‘a seat at the table’
GRAND CENTER – Best-selling author Minda Harts stands at the back of the room, dressed in a black blazer, a…
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Taste of Black STL draws thousands to Tower Grove Park
TOWER GROVE PARK – Thousands of foodies flocked to Tower Grove Park on Saturday for a chance to taste some…
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‘It still hurts’: Mothers march in protest against gun violence
FAIRGROUND PARK – The sun shone down brightly on a group of mothers in Fairground Park Saturday as they marched…
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Help the St. Louis Aquarium name its new family of otters
DOWNTOWN – The construction of the brand-new St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station is still on track to be completed…
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GreenLeaf Market offers fresh foods for north city residents
COLUMBUS SQUARE – It’s one of the very few grocery stores built in north St. Louis since the late 1960’s.…
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Cure Violence program takes public health approach
It is a program that has been discussed by St. Louis politicians for months, and now, one city leader is…
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Mother of two slain children hosts 4th annual Malik White Basketball Classic Showdown
BENTON PARK – It was a packed house over the weekend at the Cherokee Recreation Center, 3200 S. Jefferson Ave.,…
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Startup helps fight ‘superbugs,’ highlights local biotech
CENTRAL WEST END – A St. Louis startup looks to be at the center of a groundbreaking process that will…
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Hundreds of street artists brighten riverfront in Paint Louis
DOWNTOWN – Every year during Labor Day Weekend, hundreds of street artists flock to the streets of St. Louis to…
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Cannabis club will offer education, wellness and entertainment
BENTON PARK WEST – If you’ve ever wanted to participate in a social cannabis experience in St. Louis, south St.…
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Black Restaurant Week to celebrate African-American restaurants in St. Louis
ST. LOUIS – If you’ve ever wanted to celebrate the black-owned restaurants across St. Louis, now is your chance. In…
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Residents say NGA is not welcome in St. Louis Place
ST. LOUIS PLACE – Every Sunday evening, Larry Chatman and Gustavo Rendon walk to the 100-acre site of the new…
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Viral Twitter hashtag helps teachers buy special supplies
ST. LOUIS – Back-to-school shopping can be stressful. Parents have to buy backpacks, notebooks, pencils, paper, markers and so much…
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Pimped Out Pickles fulfills entrepreneur’s dream of success
KINGSWAY WEST – It all started with a dream. For most entrepreneurs, this would be a hypothetical scenario, but for…
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Medical marijuana certification clinic opens on Cherokee Street
BENTON PARK – If you’re looking to grow or sell marijuana in the state of Missouri and you haven’t already…
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‘If I end up in jail, then the work will continue in jail’: St. Louis activist prepares for court after border protest
FAIRGROUND PARK – At first glance, you may underestimate just how fearless Elizabeth Vega really is. Standing at about four…
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