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Multimedia Journalist KMOV-4, CBS affiliate in St. Louis. Formerly KMTV-Omaha. UNL Grad. Fan of: Huskers/Packers/Mariners/STL City SC
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‘That’s the magic of St Louis’: Movie productions in STL & Alton build momentum for more filming

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By Jon Kipper Verified
| KMOV-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - You may have seen big box trucks lining Lindell Boulevard this week, as those trucks are filled with movie equipment. That’s because a movie is currently being shot in St. Louis at Saint Louis University’s campus and will soon move to other parts of St. Louis region as well. This comes as the region is gaining movie momentum, and producers want your help to keep it going.
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‘That's the magic of St. Louis': Movie productions in STL & Alton build momentum for more filming

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By Jon Kipper Verified
| MSN Verified
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - You may have seen big box trucks lining Lindell Boulevard this week, as those trucks are filled with movie equipment. That's because a movie is currently being shot in St. Louis at Saint Louis University's campus and will soon move to other parts of St. Louis region as well. This comes as the region is gaining movie momentum, and producers want your help to keep it going.
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As football nears, Missouri sports betting raises over $8 million, but may not increase school funding

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By Jon Kipper Verified
| KFVS-TV (Cape Girardeau, MO) Verified
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The college football season is getting closer and closer, and just a week from today, the Missouri Tigers will play their home opener. It will also mark around nine months of legalized sports betting in Missouri, after voters passed the law in 2024, with the money set to go toward schools. While some money is going to schools, some of the campaign promises may not have been accurate.
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