SUMMARY: On Veterans Day, various events unfolded in the St. Louis metropolitan area to honor veterans. In Manchester, Missouri, the Parks and Recreation Department hosted a breakfast for 100 veterans, serving pancakes, sausage, and eggs, while displaying banners for hometown heroes. Attention was given to Vietnam War era veterans for their service recognition. In downtown St. Louis, the French Society placed a wreath at the Soldiers Memorial Military Museum. U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth participated in a ceremony in Belleville, where she addressed veterans’ food insecurity, highlighting that 26% of veterans face food challenges and assisting families through a food giveaway.

Veterans on both sides of the Mississippi River were honored across the area Monday.

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SUMMARY: Today will be rainy with off-and-on showers and a chance of thunderstorms, while breezy conditions may create gusts up to 20 mph. Temperatures will remain seasonable in the upper 50s, reaching a high of 60 degrees. The rain is part of a larger system moving from Louisiana to Minnesota. For outdoor activities, be cautious of thunder. Tonight, showers will gradually end with a low of 53 degrees. Looking ahead, Veterans Day will feature sunny weather and temperatures around 67 degrees, before a few showers return on Wednesday. Overall, today is our only wet day this week.

Most of the smaller rivers, that had flooding problems, have now started to fall. The Meramec River is expected to fall below flood stages by Sunday night, even with the additional rain Saturday. The Mississippi and Missouri Rivers remain well within the banks as both have been running low and can handle the amount of rain flowing into them since last weekend.

Our Saturday will be on the rainy side. Showers will pick up for the afternoon. There will be a few isolated storms too. Most areas will see less than a half an inch of rain. There is a chance a few areas may get under a couple of heavier showers, but the amounts are not expected to prolong any river flooding.

By Sunday morning, the rain will be moving away from our region and any clouds will move out during the morning. Sunday is the pick day of the weekend with highs well into the 60s.

See the full forecast here: https://www.ksdk.com/article/weather/forecast/st-louis-weather-forecast/63-46487453-7e64-4814-bb18-e3446e1de4ef
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SUMMARY: Tim Ezell visits Marcella’s Mia Sorella in Baldwin, a family-owned restaurant established in 2012. The establishment is inspired by the owner’s mother, who started their restaurant legacy in 1954. The casual spot features a welcoming atmosphere, appealing to families and younger patrons. Notable dishes include the Margarita pizza and St. Louis-style options, along with unique specials like braised pork and meatballs. For the first time, the restaurant is accepting lunch reservations during the holidays, catering to office gatherings. Ezell recommends trying the Sunday Gravy, highlighting the restaurant’s great food and community vibe.

The Power of Two is live in your neighborhood, Ballwin. FOX 2’s Tim Ezell visits Marcella’s Mia Sorella, located at 14426 Clayton Street. While at the restaurant, Ezell got the chance to talk with Jamie Komorek who talks about the restaurant’s history and the food offered at the restaurant.

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