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St. Alphonsus Liguori "The Rock," a historic St. Louis Catholic church, is replacing nearly 30 stained glass windows as part of a major restoration effort.

St. Louis is once again getting national recognition for its beer scene, with four nominations for the 2026 USA Today 10Best Readers' Choice Awards.

The cities of Wellston and Pagedale are preparing to add 178 new homes as part of a major redevelopment plan aimed at revitalizing historically disinvested neighborhoods in north St. Louis County.

The New Jersey Devils acquired forward Nick Bjugstad in a trade with the St. Louis Blues. They sent a conditional fourth-round pick and minor-leaguer Thomas Bordeleau. It will be the last of the three fourth-rounders New Jersey currently has among its own, Dallas' and Winnipeg's. Bjugstad has seven points in 35 games this season after signing with St. Louis as a free agent. The Devils getting him is the start of them using the salary cap space cleared by sending winger Ondrej Palat to the New York Islanders.

A Perryville, Missouri cereal plant has been fined $91,000 and cited for 10 workplace safety violations following the death of a worker inside an industrial oven last year, according to OSHA records.

A St. Louis Circuit Court judge signed an arrest warrant for a man suspected of abandoning and torching a body along the riverfront.

A new Illinois proposal would require permits and possibly pay up to a $5 fee for open burning in unincorporated areas.

The Webster Groves city manager is resigning from her position, according to officials.

February is Black History Month, and if you’re looking for some events and activities to celebrate, we’ve got you covered. Check out the full list on fox2now.com.

According to a new report, legal sports wagers in Illinois are dropping below national averages, suggesting players are favoring illegal betting sites and bookies.

As Valentine’s Day approaches, a new study from financial technology company SmartAsset puts St. Louis at the top of an unexpected list: the Singles Capital of Missouri.

A recreational poker player from the St. Louis suburbs won a six-figure top prize earlier this week by outlasting more than 400 other players at a World Series of Poker event in Mississippi.

DoorDash users can now use SNAP benefits to purchase groceries from Dierbergs and CVS Pharmacy locations, as well as other stores, with over 50,000 stores nationwide now accepting EBT and SNAP benefits through DoorDash.

A judge has cleared the way for Missouri voters in 97 counties to see a property tax cap question on their April ballots, at least for now.

Ready Readers is hosting a 36-hour online fundraising campaign to celebrate World Read Aloud Day, featuring volunteers reading books aloud to support literacy efforts for children and families in the St. Louis area.

The Peer Network, a St. Louis-based organization, is providing a confidential platform for individuals to connect with peers who have lived experience, in order to provide stigma-free assistance for those seeking resilience and to help people navigate workplace stress and other mental health challenges before they escalate.

ST. LOUIS - William Wells Brown, a former slave from St. Louis, became one of the first published Black novelists and playwrights in the United States. Brown used his experiences as a laborer on Missouri and Mississippi river steamboats to document the realities of the slave trade and his path to freedom. Brown successfully escaped [...]

Two people, including a police officer, were transported to the hospital Wednesday morning following a crash.

The Grammy's are known as "music's biggest night," and it was certainly a big night for two Missourians.

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen is considering a bill that would require short-term rental owners in the city to obtain a business license and pay a 3 percent fee on rent charged to guests.