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2X Emmy and National Murrow Award winning Anchor/Consumer Reporter @KMOV . Cat mom to Finneas Binny.
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How to know what's safe to eat amid the Cyclospora and Salmonella outbreaks

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By Heather Sullivan Verified
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Health officials say there are currently 1500 cases of Cyclospora in Missouri, including 90 in the city of St. Louis. The outbreak led to the recall of iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms in 15 states. Meanwhile, a Salmonella outbreak linked to jalapeños in 27 states sickened 350 people. The issues have caused some consumers to feel nervous about what's safe to eat. That is prompting more shoppers to turn to farmers' markets for fresh, healthy produce.
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How to know what’s safe to eat amid the Cyclospora and Salmonella outbreaks

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By Heather Sullivan Verified
| KMOV-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Health officials say there are currently 1500 cases of Cyclospora in Missouri, including 90 in the city of St. Louis. The outbreak led to the recall of iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms in 15 states. Meanwhile, a Salmonella outbreak linked to jalapeños in 27 states sickened 350 people. The issues have caused some consumers to feel nervous about what’s safe to eat. That is prompting more shoppers to turn to farmers’ markets for fresh, healthy produce.
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If lottery winners can be anonymous, how can you know if a lottery is fair? We asked the experts

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By Heather Sullivan Verified
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - One ticket sold in Quincy, Illinois, is the big Powerball winner for $1.04 billion. And one ticket is a $50,000 winner purchased at the Chestnut Market on Manchester Avenue in St. Louis. But we may never know who won either prize. Illinois and Missouri are among nine states that let lottery winners stay anonymous. Another ten states allow it for certain high prizes.
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