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$300 a night at Radisson St. Louis?

Paying nearly $300 a night, you’d expect a clean, comfortable stay—but that wasn’t the case for one couple at the Radisson in St. Louis. After switching rooms four times due to broken fridges, unmade beds, and even dead ladybugs, they ended up in an “upgraded” room that was still dirty and disappointing. Many locals and travelers are sounding off online, saying they’d demand a refund or even sleep in their car instead. Have you ever had a hotel experience that made you question what you were really paying for? Let’s hear your stories and tips for handling hotel nightmares! #News #StLouis #HotelHorror

Music mishap at U.S. Figure Skating Championships

Mid-performance at the 2026 U.S. Figure Skating Championships in St. Louis, ice dancers Raffaella Koncius and Alexey Shchepetov faced a total music meltdown—extra songs started playing, drowning out their routine. Instead of panicking, they calmly skated to the judges, sorted things out, and picked up right where they left off, cheered on by the crowd. Their ability to stay cool under pressure and adapt on the fly turned a chaotic moment into a memorable one. How would you handle a public mix-up like this? Ever had to improvise when things went sideways? #Sports #USFigureSkating #StLouis

St. Louis mom’s night out sparks viral parenting moment

When Stephanie McArthur finally took a rare night off to have dinner with friends, she never expected her 7-year-old daughter Gwen would turn it into the highlight of her school essay! The story, which Gwen titled 'The Big Night,' hilariously describes how monumental it felt for her mom to be gone—even though the kids had a blast at home with dad. The essay struck a chord with parents everywhere, who shared their own stories of kids acting like a few hours away is a major event. Why do you think kids see these little moments as such a big deal? #Relationships #ParentingLife #StLouis

St. Louis dreamer’s 401(k) dilemma: Risk or reward?

Taking a leap to start a business sounds thrilling, but draining your 401(k) could cost you way more than you think. A St. Louis local wanted to cash out her retirement to open a wedding venue, but Dave Ramsey gave her a reality check: early withdrawals mean heavy penalties and lost future growth—sometimes like borrowing at 40% interest! His advice? Pay off personal debt first, and try partnering with an established winery to share the risk. What do you think: Is it ever worth risking your retirement for a big dream, or is slow and steady the way to go? #Business #MakeMoney #StLouis

Nelly Spreads Holiday Cheer: Rap Star and Raising Cane’s Gift 100 Bikes to St. Louis Kids: St. Louis native and hip-hop legend Nelly made a surprise holiday appearance alongside Raising Cane’s to give back to his hometown in a big way. The rapper teamed up with the popular chicken chain to surprise children with 100 brand-new bikes—just in time for the holidays.During a segment on Fox 2 St. Louis, Nelly shared how special it felt to return home and bring smiles to local kids, while Raising Cane’s echoed their commitment to spreading kindness and community spirit. It’s been a while since fans have seen Nelly in action, but this festive gesture proves he hasn’t forgotten where he came from. Story By Donnell Ballard. #TamalesNelly #NellyKorda #HipHopLegends #SantaSkate #Nelly #HipHopNews #StLouis

St. Louis edible mix-up sparks debate

A St. Louis couple got a surprise when 50 chocolate-covered strawberries landed on their doorstep—thanks to a mix-up by Edible Arrangements. But things got awkward fast: an employee showed up soon after, asking for the treats back, even though the couple had already started snacking. Legally, once food is delivered, it shouldn’t be reclaimed, especially for health reasons. The story has blown up online, with people questioning food safety, company policies, and even sharing their own wild delivery stories. Would you give the treats back, or is it finders keepers? #Entertainment #TVSeries #StLouis