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Possible Electrocution Death At North County Plant

NORTH ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MO. (KTVI) – St. Louis County police are investigating a possible electrocution in north St. Louis County, at the St. Louis Cold Drawn, Inc. plant.  Early Wednesday morning, emergency services were called to the plant by a worker who found a co-worker slumped over an electrical box unconscious and not breathing.

The victim, 55-year-old Mach V. Nguyen of Florissant, was rushed to Christian Northeast Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

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Accident Cleared On I-270 At Riverview Drive

ST. LOUIS, MO (KTVI) – An accident shut down all lanes of eastbound I-270 near the Chain of Rocks bridge for two hours on Wednesday. The highway  closed at Riverview drive.  The accident has been cleared and the road is now open.

There are injuries in this accident. No information has been released about the nature of the injuries. More information will be posted as this story develops.

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Ranken Jordan Pediatric Hospital Fundraisers

MARYLAND HEIGHTS, MO (KTVI) – There are two fun ways to help raise money for kids.

Lauri Tanner, the CEO of Ranken Jordan-A Pediatric Specialty Hospital, brought some stiff competition for Tim in the parking lot.

Kids and their families can have a lot of fun and raise money for this hospital at the same time.

Officer Jeff Swatek stopped Tim to make sure he knew about the golf fundraiser, too. The Maryland Heights Police Officers Association is holding their Annual Golf Tournament to benefit the Ranken Jordan Hospital Christmas party. You can take part in that event, also.

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North County Native Signs Contract With St. Louis Rams

North County Native Signs Contract With St. Louis Rams

Andre Martin, a standout football player at McCluer High School, will sign a contract with the St. Louis Rams, according to a report in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Martin, A Ferguson-native who starred in three sports while at McCluer (football, basketball and track and field), was just three of 26 open tryout players offered a contract by the Rams, the Post-Dispatch report said. 

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CNN Travel Names Subterranean Among Nation's Best Independent Book Stores

CNN Travel Names Subterranean Among Nation's Best Independent Book Stores

CNN Travel recently released a list of the nation's best indie book stores, and the only Missouri shop named is right here on the Delmar Loop. The list honors 'brick and mortar' spaces that are surviving the age of digital reading, selected by a writer with three book tours under her belt.

"When Subterranean opened in 2000, it carried a mix of new and secondhand books; since then, it's shifted its focus to carrying only new books. But they don't try to stock everything. Instead, they've carved out a niche with cult-classic novels, intriguing offerings from small presses, and books about film, pop culture and history," Hilary Davidson writes.

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“The Elio” Comes to St. Louis

(KTVI) – Gas is expensive. Cars are expensive. Money is tight and it’s difficult to name something made in America these days.

It’s that reality that fueled Paul Elio’s vision to create an economic three-wheeled vehicle he called “The Elio”. And it’s being sold in the St. Louis area.

You can see the car Wednesday at Stacy Park, 9750 Old Bonhomme Road in Olivette, MO from 11am-7pm.

Tickets Selling Fast for $360 Million Powerball Jackpot

OVERLAND, MO (KTVI) –

Two lottery jackpots have spiked, and so have sales at local gas stations.

 Traffic started out at just a trickle at the Overland Mobile on the Run gas station on Page Ave and Woodson Road.  Veteran clerk, Nevada, manned the cash registers.

 “Welcome to Mobile on the Run,” she said to every customer who came through the door.