SUMMARY: Tim Ezell explores a new dining spot in Botanical Heights, featuring an outdoor patio perfect for any weather, rain or shine. The restaurant offers a unique cocktail program and a spacious event area for gatherings of 20-30 people. Known for its fabulous food, the menu includes standout dishes like Cajun crab butter, spicy Thai scallops, and Korean-style slow-cooked icon with kimchi sauce. With an expanded dining area, it’s now more accessible for walk-ins and provides a cozy atmosphere for both casual meals and special events. It’s a great place to enjoy creative dishes and drinks year-round.

Tim Ezell traveled to iNDO, located at 1641 D. Tower Grove Avenue. While at the restaurant, Ezell spoke with Executive Chef and Owner Nick Bognar about the restaurant and to showcase the new sunroom space.

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SUMMARY: Severe weather concerns for Kansas City are developing, with storms expected this afternoon and tonight. While data suggests storms may not be severe initially, heavy rains and potential severe conditions, including hail and winds, could occur after 3 PM. The timing of breaks in the clouds will impact storm severity. Tonight, another round of storms may bring stronger conditions, particularly south of the Metro, with winds and hail being the main issues. There is a 10% chance of significant tornadoes in the region, but confidence in a severe outbreak is low. Heavy rain could lead to localized flooding and traffic disruptions.

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SUMMARY: In the wake of a devastating storm in north St. Louis, the community has rallied together to offer support. Neighbors, churches, and volunteers are stepping up, providing essential help. In one case, volunteers are repairing a roof for free on a home that has been in a family for 72 years. Across the area, tables offering free food, clothing, and drinks have been set up, and faith leaders and non-profits are assisting with transportation and safety. One woman facing eviction received \$750 in donations to stay in her home. Despite the destruction, the spirit of solidarity remains strong.

In the wake of last Friday’s deadly storm, heartbreak has turned into action. With damage stretching across north St. Louis, the community didn’t wait for help—they became it. And what’s rising from the rubble is something powerful: hope, unity, and a fierce determination to protect what’s left.

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