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Volunteers help St. Louis veterans community to expand to 36 tiny homes

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Veterans Community Project in St. Louis has opened 20 tiny homes for local veterans in need, with plans to add 16 more thanks to community support. The project is supported by local businesses like The Birner Group and Renewal By Anderson, as well as the Battlehawks, who are helping with donations and volunteer efforts. The goal is to provide transitional housing for veterans, with the community encouraged to donate, volunteer, or contribute in any way they can to support the cause.
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Family questions why teen was at New Town lake prior to drowning

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By Holden Kurwicki Verified
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Holden Kurwicki Updated Mon, June 15, 2026 at 11:32 PM UTC 2 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The family of a teen who drowned at Beach Lake in St. Charles County is questioning why he was in the water despite signs warning that children under 18 must be with an adult and the lake closes at dusk.
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Collinsville police ask for help identifying infant abandoned at Cahokia Mounds

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An infant was abandoned in the parking lot of Cahokia Mounds by an unidentified man driving a dark blue car, prompting a search for the child’s parents by Collinsville Police. The child, who was found unharmed in a car seat, is currently in the care of the Division of Children and Family Services, while police are utilizing surveillance footage and license plate scanners to locate the parents.
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