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Immigrant-owned grocery store in Kirkwood aims to help new immigrants, refugees

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Immigrant-owned grocery store in Kirkwood aims to help new immigrants, refugees

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St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital to receive $50 million donation from Elon Musk

The wealthy entrepreneur, CEO and co-founder of Tesla, and the CEO and founder of SpaceX, tweeted he would make a huge donation to the hospital.
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Boyfriend proposes after salvaging ring from massive house fire

Sean Matthews intended to propose to his girlfriend on the 1-year anniversary of moving to their new home. Not even a massive fire could change his plan.
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Man pushes beverage cart 200 miles in memory of 9/11 flight crews

Paul Veneto always felt the airline crews killed in the 9/11 attacks were never properly honored. So, he undertook a unique 200 mile walk to pay his respects.
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St. Charles County boy sells lemonade to raise money for family of fallen Marine

"I want to help. Let's do something to help," 7-year-old Eli Willis asked his dad
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'The Afghan in us never leaves' | Family who fled Afghanistan in the 80s helps welcome refugees

After leaving their home, the Popal family started a thriving restaurant business. Recently, their Afghan bistro has turned into a donation center for refugees.
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He's 14, a three-time cancer survivor, and now he's paying it forward

“It was really hard," Ryan Alarcon said. "A lot of ups and downs, really emotional. But it made me who I am today.”
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With no money for his birthday, this mom sewed a homemade present for her son. Now, strangers are flooding him with toys.

Tiffany Holloway has received so much financial support from strangers that she's donating some of it to a local children's hospital.
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Strangers send boy toys for his birthday

Strangers sent this 5-year-old toys after his mom posted a photo of a homemade stuffed animal online, the only thing she could afford for his birthday.
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Suni Lee's dad receives electric wheelchair from Simone Biles on TODAY Show

John Lee, who cheered his daughter on at the Olympics from St. Paul, has been using a manual wheelchair to get around since an accident two years ago.
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South St. Louis woman turns fence into work of art with 'empowerment birds'

"That is the power of art. Somebody may take a message away that resonates with them"
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'This is what I was meant to do': St. Louis entrepreneur helping others to feel seen

St. Louis entrepreneur Devonna White left what she called her “dream job” because she felt overlooked. She’s now trying to make sure others are not.

Byers' Beat: The pool of internal candidates eligible for St. Louis Police Chief job

Byers' Beat: The pool of internal candidates eligible for St. Louis Police Chief job

St. Louis forecast: Chamber of Commerce weather continues

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Immigrant-owned grocery store in Kirkwood aims to help new immigrants, refugees

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital to receive $50 million donation from Elon Musk

Boyfriend proposes after salvaging ring from massive house fire

Man pushes beverage cart 200 miles in memory of 9/11 flight crews

St. Charles County boy sells lemonade to raise money for family of fallen Marine

'The Afghan in us never leaves' | Family who fled Afghanistan in the 80s helps welcome refugees

He's 14, a three-time cancer survivor, and now he's paying it forward

With no money for his birthday, this mom sewed a homemade present for her son. Now, strangers are flooding him with toys.

Strangers send boy toys for his birthday

Suni Lee's dad receives electric wheelchair from Simone Biles on TODAY Show

South St. Louis woman turns fence into work of art with 'empowerment birds'

'This is what I was meant to do': St. Louis entrepreneur helping others to feel seen

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