Downtown St. Louis is packed with events this weekend from GalaxyCon at America's Center to a Wynonna Judd concert and 70 high school marching bands competing at the Dome. FOX 2's Taylor Harris reports on the busy weekend and how the city is bringing together visitors.
A non-profit foundation will host a free heart health screening fair this Saturday at McCluer High School to prevent similar tragedies to the death of Colin Hill.
A 29-year-old man says his foster mother lied to him for more than a decade by claiming his biological brother had died, according to police investigative records obtained by FOX 2 reporter Chris Hayes.
Five former St. Louis Cardinals players will be competing in the 2026 World Series. That group includes two from the Milwaukee Brewers and three from the Tampa Bay Rays.
Major League Baseball will have a first-time World Series champion this fall, either the Milwaukee Brewers or the Tampa Bay Rays. FOX 2 will carry the live broadcast for every game of the 2026 World Series, starting Friday night.
TOWN AND COUNTRY, Mo. โ Phil Riley, the president of Christian Brothers College High School, voluntarily resigned from his position Friday after being placed on leave last week. Riley's resignation comes after he was placed on leave on Oct. 13. CBC, a Catholic all-boys private school in west St. Louis County, did not disclose what [...]
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is investigating the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners after a request from Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe related to the board's recent contract extension for St. Louis Police Chief Robert Tracy.
ST. LOUIS - With temperatures expected to be above average this weekend, residents will have the opportunity to enjoy it with a variety of different events across the St. Louis region. Apple Butter Festival Saturday & Sunday: Kimmswick, MOThe Kimmswick Apple Butter Festival is the largest celebration Kimmswick has each year, hosting over 500 vendors [...]
Saint Louis Zoo resident Raja, the first elephant born at the institution, is scheduled to relocate to another accredited zoo this fall as part of a species survival plan.
Independent gubernatorial candidate Collin Corbett stated that high property taxes and sluggish economic growth are primary drivers of Illinois' population decline, advocating for increased education funding and support for small businesses.