Abby Llorico is a Reporter at NEWS CENTER Maine. She specializes in topics related to the food and beverage industry, exploring themes of culture and society, as well as issues surrounding food manufacturing, safety, waste, and FoodTech. Abby has been featured in various outlets including KYTX CBS19, VERIFY, 13News Now (WVEC), WUSA-TV, and several others.
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The EPA just announced additional funding to support the removal of the pipes, but it may not be enough for the lengthy process.
By: Abby Llorico, Jessica Rogen
Fire, financial problems, retirement and changing dining habits spurred many St. Louis-area restaurants to close their doors this year. Here are the ones that we're missing most.
By: Abby Llorico
Conservation director says deer population management isn’t political — it’s personal.
By: Abby Llorico
Not everything is political these days, according to Missouri Department of Conservation Director Jason Sumners, but he acknowledges he knows the
By: Abby Llorico
St. Louis remains in the running to secure a James Beard Foundation honor this year.
The legislation clarifies the city’s zoning rules do not allow for the development of large scale data centers.
Two St. Louis County pools closed for 2026 season No diving, running or swimming at two St. Louis County pools this summer.
By: Abby Llorico
When the United States opened its doors to Bosnian refugees escaping genocide and civil war in the 1990s, St. Louis welcomed thousands to help boost its declining population.
By: Abby Llorico, Rebecca Thiele
Nalic is the first local win in the category since 2017.
By: Abby Llorico
Recent announcements made at St. Louis Lambert International Airport have been largely about arrivals (new routes to Europe) or ongoing plans (a $3 billion terminal consolidation).
