SPARTA, Mo. - Last week, eight puppies were found in a dumpster at a park in Sparta. Now, police tell Ozarks First two people have been charged in connection to the dogs being dumped. Sgt. Heather Usher with Sparta PD tells Ozarks First two people were arrested Tuesday, and police are pushing to charge each [...]
Illinois and Missouri drivers can access free Lyft rides to prevent drunk driving, with 500 free rides offered in Missouri and $20 ride credits offered in Illinois, both valid from November 26 to 30.
Officials from the Metropolitan Sewer District and the Florissant Valley Fire Protection District are urging St. Louis residents to practice safe cooking and proper disposal of fats, oils, and grease (FOG) this Thanksgiving to prevent plumbing and fire hazards.
A woman carried out more than $10,000 in organized retail thefts from nearly 20 stores across St. Louis and St. Charles counties before her arrest this week, police say.
A Warrenton, Missouri, man confessed to federal hate crime charges this past October, admitting he made threats against the St. Louis office of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
A Columbia man has been charged after he allegedly sent a threatening email to Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe that included the phrase "Bullet or ballot?," according to charging documents.
St. Mary's Southside Catholic High School is staying open due to the generosity of alumni donations, including a $550,000 pledge from the Kevin Beckmann Charitable Trust and a $1.5 million donation from an anonymous alum.
Lotawata Creek Southern Grill in Fairview Heights has closed after 29 years of service due to financial difficulties, and the owners will now focus on Lotawata Creek's Chicken Shack in Florissant.
ST. LOUIS - The rain is gone and so are the clouds for now. But the cold has returned, thanks to gusty west winds that will linger throughout Wednesday. Sunny skies but much colder Wednesday, windy with temperature high in the mid-40s. There are no major regional storms to impact travel across the Midwest on [...]
Kishan Robinson feels grateful to be alive.
A fire in September destroyed the Cahokia Heights home where she, her husband, their daughter-in-law and three grandchildren lived.
Training for Guns ‘N Hoses is a major sacrifice for every first responder who participates, but it’s a sacrifice Lisa Garcia told FOX 2 she was proud to make.
To sometimes better understand the scop of something, you need to look at it with a new lens... like the size and number of routes running inside the National Museum of Transportation.
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