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Faulk returns home for Super Bowl, reflects on past and future
SUMMARY: Marshall Faulk reflects on his journey from selling popcorn at the Superdome to his role as Chief Labor Officer for a hospitality brand at the Super Bowl. He cherishes memories of playing in the last Super Bowl hosted there and acknowledges the mixed emotions surrounding that experience. Growing up in New Orleans, Faulk’s humble beginnings in the Deseret Housing Projects fueled his love for football. This year, he looks forward to incorporating local flavors, like gumbo, into the Super Bowl experience, celebrating the city’s culture while remembering his dreams that came true in the stadium where it all began.

NFL Hall of Fame running back Marshall Faulk returns to his hometown of New Orleans for this year’s Super Bowl, reflecting on his past experiences, what’s cooking, and his thoughts on the upcoming game.
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Study shows which counties in Missouri have the most excessive drinkers
SUMMARY: A recent report from the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute reveals that one in six adults in the U.S. engage in binge drinking, with some areas showing even higher rates. The report highlights states like Montana, where 26% of adults report excessive drinking, and areas like Utah, which saw an increase in binge drinking rates. Despite some states like Wisconsin showing improvements, excessive drinking remains a concern, contributing to significant health risks and deaths. Interestingly, younger adults are drinking less than previous generations, suggesting a possible shift in alcohol consumption trends.
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Police searching for man after Metro East chase into north St. Louis
SUMMARY: A police chase that began in Metro East ended early this morning in north St. Louis after shots were fired. Granite City and Madison City police pursued a white pickup truck with Texas plates, reaching speeds of up to 100 mph and crossing the McKinley Bridge. The chase ended at Broadway and Cavalry, where the truck spun out and struck two police vehicles. Shots were fired from the truck before the driver fled on foot. No injuries were reported, but a Madison police unit was damaged. Authorities are still searching for the suspect, with no detailed description available.

The pursuit reportedly began in Granite City overnight Monday morning when officers attempted to stop a white pickup truck with Texas license plates for a traffic issue. When the driver of the pickup truck did not pull over, a chase reportedly ensued with the Madison City police joining in before it crossed over the McKinley Bridge into north St. Louis.
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St. Louis forecast: Clearer, calmer Monday
SUMMARY: St. Louis will experience a clearer and calmer Monday, with daytime temperatures reaching 62°F and a high of 60°F in surrounding areas. The day will remain dry until the evening, when a few passing showers may occur, but no severe weather is expected. This northwesterly flow will continue throughout the week, bringing occasional rain at night. While daytime hours will be sunny and dry, slight showers may return in the evening. Temperatures will stay in the 60s, with a warm-up to 75°F by Friday. Showers are possible on Thursday, especially during the evening, and more significant rain may arrive Sunday.

A few showers around Monday evening, otherwise a dry start to the week. Rain chances return later in the week.
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