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St. Paul is celebrating the 100-year anniversary of "The Great Gatsby" being published by recognizing the influence the city had over its author, F. Scott Fitzgerald. FOX 9's Maury Glover has the full story.

St. Paul Deputy Chief Josh Lego, who knew Officer Felicia Reilly, remembered her fondly. Officer Reilly died from injuries sustained in the line of duty in 2010. Reilly was attacked while responding to a 911 hang-up call in March 2010. She was repeatedly kicked and assaulted by the suspect, sustaining injuries that ended her career. Her condition from those injuries worsened over the past 15 years. She died March 1.

St. Paul Police Officer Felicia Reilly was the first woman St. Paul officer to be killed in the line of duty. Officer Reilly died from injuries sustained in the line of duty in 2010. Reilly was attacked while responding to a 911 hang-up call in March 2010. She was repeatedly kicked and assaulted by the suspect, sustaining injuries that ended her career. Her condition from those injuries worsened over the past 15 years. She died March 1.

St. Paul Police Officer Felicia Dee Reilly kept her promises, her son Matthew Reilly said at her funeral. He told the story of a boy Officer Reilly encountered who was carrying a boy trying to find good homes for his cat's kittens. He had one left, and was distraught he couldn't find a home for it. Officer Reilly promised she'd give a good home to the boy. The cat, named doughnut, lived with the Reilly family until he was 17, he died last Monday, not long after Officer Reilly's death.

St. Paul Police Officer Felicia Reilly died from injuries sustained in the line of duty in 2010. Reilly was attacked while responding to a 911 hang-up call in March 2010. She was repeatedly kicked and assaulted by the suspect, sustaining injuries that ended her career. Her condition from those injuries worsened over the past 15 years. She died March

St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter said Officer Felicia Reilly loved the city she served and noted she is the first woman St. Paul officer to be killed in the line of duty. Officer Reilly died from injuries sustained in the line of duty in 2010. Reilly was attacked while responding to a 911 hang-up call in March 2010. She was repeatedly kicked and assaulted by the suspect, sustaining injuries that ended her career. Her condition from those injuries worsened over the past 15 years. She died March

St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry called it a blessing to have known Officer Felicia Reilly, and noted she has been awarded the Medal of Valor. Officer Reilly died from injuries sustained in the line of duty in 2010. Reilly was attacked while responding to a 911 hang-up call in March 2010. She was repeatedly kicked and assaulted by the suspect, sustaining injuries that ended her career. Her condition from those injuries worsened over the past 15 years. She died March 1.

A pastor spoke at Officer Felicia Reilly's funeral service on Monday, saying she loved to adventure, loved being a police officer, and inspired people to be better. Officer Reilly died from injuries sustained in the line of duty in 2010. Reilly was attacked while responding to a 911 hang-up call in March 2010. She was repeatedly kicked and assaulted by the suspect, sustaining injuries that ended her career. Her condition from those injuries worsened over the past 15 years. She died March 1.

Matthew Reilly, Officer Felicia Reilly's eldest son, shared memories of his mother and her compassion. She always had an extra place setting or extra food in case someone showed up. She was compassionate, she never made a promise she did not keep. Officer Reilly died from injuries sustained in the line of duty in 2010. Reilly was attacked while responding to a 911 hang-up call in March 2010. She was repeatedly kicked and assaulted by the suspect, sustaining injuries that ended her career. Her condition from those injuries worsened over the past 15 years. She died March 1.

Residents react to the news that the downtown St. Paul Lunds & Byerlys is closing at the end of March. FOX 9's Leon Purvis has more.