Brent Solomon

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A grandmother in Bridgeton says she's been without AC in her apartment all month. This as a St. Ann woman died after not having air at her apartment. Example video title will go here for this videoExample video title will go here for this videoTo stream 5 On Your Side on your phone, you need the 5 On Your Side app. ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. — A Bridgeton woman contacted 5 On Your Side claiming she, her daughter and 8-month-old grandson have gone weeks without air conditioning in their apartment.

1 week ago | ksdk.com | Brent Solomon

"I love the horns,” Amy Mancuso said while enjoying the sounds of live music. When a melody has meaning, it becomes so much more than the music. "I haven't been down here yet to see it for myself. I've seen it on TV and on Facebook and everything but it’s different when you see it in person,” Mancuso said of the destruction on Delmar. It’s leaving so many neighbors and businesses in limbo. Steve's Hot Dogs and The Fountain on Delmar both had to close after damage.

2 weeks ago | ksdk.com | Brent Solomon

It's why local musician Dakota Pagan will join other entertainers for the United in Rhythm Charity Affair. It’s a night of food, music, and comedy to benefit tornado recovery Saturday evening at the 21c Museum Hotel downtown from 6-10 p.m."We’re raising funds for five on-the-ground organizations who have been out in the community since the tornado touched down. We want to replenish all of their efforts in unrestricted funds,” said Kalonda Kay.

2 weeks ago | ksdk.com | Brent Solomon

She is relieved to see the boots-on-the-ground efforts meeting storm survivors where they are. "There's a greater need now than even a month ago,” she said. So many are still dealing with damage. Others lost everything they own, many with no homes at all. "Once the storm happened I made a post about some of the destruction…One of my friends from high school said, ‘I want to help you,’" said Ty Dennis of the Clippers & Cops organization.

2 weeks ago | ksdk.com | Brent Solomon

The planned protest was called to address a lack of development in the city, overgrown city lots, and concerns about transparency in government operations. PINE LAWN, Mo. — A planned protest calling for improvements in Pine Lawn forced City Hall to close early Monday. That led to the cancellation of a public hearing on the proposed budget. Some neighbors said it's an example of why the city needs change. "If you look around, it's trash everywhere.