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Trying to stay cool in Forest Park ahead of extreme heat in St. Louis this weekend
SUMMARY: As St. Louis faces extreme heat this weekend, experts warn about dangers like heat exhaustion, especially for seniors who may struggle due to medical conditions or medications. Despite the oppressive humidity and temperatures over 80 degrees, many are still active outdoors in Forest Park, including cyclists, runners, and golfers. They manage the heat by staying hydrated, wearing loose clothing, applying sunscreen, and taking frequent breaks. Medical professionals emphasize watching for symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, and muscle cramps. Residents are encouraged to visit local cooling shelters by calling 211 or texting “heat” to 314-425-5355 for locations and additional heat safety tips at KSDK.com.
A “feels like” temperature of up to 110 degrees is expected for St. Louis this weekend. Health experts warn that older adults should be more careful outdoors.
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NYC pawn shop owner pleads guilty to his role in Kelce, Mahomes burglaries
SUMMARY: Dimitriy Nezhinskiy, a Manhattan pawn shop owner, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to receive stolen property after serving as a fence for luxury items stolen from wealthy athletes, including Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. Operating from 2020 until the store’s FBI raid in February, Nezhinskiy and co-defendant Juan Villar purchased stolen watches, jewelry, and other valuables from organized crews targeting homes during athletes’ road games. Police recovered stolen goods and burglary tools at their shop and storage units. Nezhinskiy faces up to five years in prison, restitution of about $2.5 million, forfeiture, and possible deportation. The investigation led to multiple arrests nationwide.
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Longtime Cardinals ace Adam Wainwright takes mound for Savannah Bananas
SUMMARY: Adam Wainwright returned to Busch Stadium Friday night, pitching for the Savannah Bananas in a fan-filled exhibition. The retired Cardinals legend, now 43, received a roaring ovation as he threw his signature curveball and closed out an inning—his first mound appearance there since his 200th career win in 2023. Wainwright praised the Bananas’ entertaining, fan-focused style and likened it to “baseball meets WWE.” Now active in broadcasting, music, and charity, he’ll perform at a July 27 concert benefiting his nonprofit, Big League Impact. Wainwright cherished the experience, calling St. Louis “the best baseball town in the world.”
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Man arrested after 22 alleged burglaries across STL area
SUMMARY: Armaan Simpson, a 39-year-old Illinois man, was arrested by U.S. Marshals after allegedly committing 22 burglaries across the St. Louis area within 30 days. Wanted by at least nine police departments, Simpson targeted homes—especially first-floor units with unlocked sliding glass doors—often entering while residents were asleep. Police built a strong case using surveillance footage and evidence, noting he even researched apartments with sliding glass doors online. St. Charles County charged him with over 30 felonies. Police urge communities to stay vigilant, secure their homes, and report suspicious activity. Authorities believe Simpson grew increasingly brazen before his capture.
At least nine police departments were investigating Armon Simpson, 39, of Belleville, Illinois, before marshals tracked him down …
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