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After a devastating apartment fire left dozens displaced just days before Christmas, the community response is stepping in where flames tore lives apartment.

Both the Missouri and Kansas Attorneys General are celebrating securing a $150 million settlement against luxury car company Mercedes-Benz.

Officers with the Olivette Police Department are investigating after two people were found dead Tuesday evening at a home along a cul-de-sac.

Holiday travel is in full swing now, with people heading out and coming home to St. Louis just before Christmas this Thursday. Things are steady at St. Louis Lambert International Airport—no long lines and no major backups. But travelers say this was not the case at every airport they passed through on their holiday travels.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer sat down with FOX 2's Mandy Murphey for a look back at what she has been able to accomplish since taking over the officer earlier this year.

Michael S. Ritchason, 48, of Pekin, was charged in Tazewell County Circuit Court with dissemination of harmful materials to a child, a felony that could send him to prison for up to three years.

Missouri lawmakers will eventually face lost tax revenue when the Kansas City Chiefs move out of state.

A woman living on the streets of St. Louis is grateful for a helping hand from a local church, where she and others got a chance to shop for free this week.

A manhunt continues for a suspect who fatally wounded a mother and daughter and allegedly torched their north St. Louis home.

A St. Charles man has been arrested and charged in connection with threatening online comments directed at Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe and members of his family.

Less than a year after taking office, Alfred Montgomery has been removed as St. Louis Sheriff.

A lawsuit filed Tuesday on behalf of voters contends the redrawn map backed by President Donald Trump should have been automatically suspended earlier this month when opponents submitted more than 300,000 petition signatures seeking to force a statewide vote.

What police say ultimately tied the information together, was GPS data. At the time of the break-ins, prosecutors say Harris was wearing a GPS ankle monitor issued to him from his home state of Illinois. According to a probable cause statement, police sued for the GPS data and compared it to all of the times and locations that the break-ins happened across St. Louis. From that, prosecutors say they were able to place Harris at the scene of every reported break-in connected to that case.

The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit Monday against Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker over new state laws aimed at protecting immigrants at courthouses, hospitals and day cares.

A 45-year-old man is facing charges following a fatal shooting earlier this month.

This Christmas in St. Louis, it'll be more appropriate to sing "Mele Kalikimaka" rather than "White Christmas" as we could be setting a new record.

The Kansas City Chiefs have announced their move to Kansas for the 2031 NFL season, marking the loss of a third NFL franchise in Missouri in recent years.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department announced Tuesday morning that a woman has died after being found in her burning home with gunshot wounds.

A Warrenton man was struck and killed Monday afternoon while riding an electric bike, according to officials.

ST. LOUIS - City of St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer announced two newly appointed cabinet members Monday evening. St. Louis native Brian Light is fulfilling the role as Director of Personnel, which oversees filling job vacancies, promotions, and advertising throughout the city's 4,000-person workforce. He joins the cabinet after spending more than 24 years in [...]