A security guard for the St. Louis light rail system repeatedly punched in the head a man lying facedown on a busy platform, as nearby commuters recorded video and shouted for him to stop.
The Saint Louis Public Schools school district plans to replace several miles of lead-contaminated chain link fencing around schools ahead of the new academic year.
A Food and Drug Administration recall on frozen strawberries is expanding. Many stores in Illinois and Missouri are among those that have recalled strawberries.
Millions flock to the Lake of the Ozarks every year for their summertime excursions, but it's what happens on the water that gives many a thrill unlike any other.
Postseason is usually an aspiration for the team, but it seems like a long shot this year unless a large string of wins comes soon. It's been an adjustment period for almost everyone involved with the team, including second-year manager Oli Marmol.
This weekend, the St. Louis Metro is abuzz with multiple Juneteenth celebrations. One of the notable events is the third annual Caribbean Heritage Festival, held in Missouri, known as the gateway to freedom and justice.
The St Louis Health Department does an about-face after a recent You Paid For It report on the plight of a north St Louis tenant living in a HUD Apartment, costing taxpayers $1,500 per month.
A St. Louis group is getting much needed supplies ready for kids and FOX2 is helping out. KTVI FOX2 and KPLR Channel 11 celebrated Nexstar Founder's Day of Caring by volunteering at the National Council of Jewish Women St. Louis.
The state's education department is using federal COVID relief money to pay for certification tests for teachers, an effort to help combat the shortage of educators.
In the 21st century, there has never been one time an MLB season that ended with two teams from the same state holding the worst records in the National League and the American League. The St. Louis Cardinals and Kansas City Royals could potentially become the first pair to attain some dooming history.