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Seven people are behind bars after a series of car crimes Thursday evening that sparked a high-speed pursuit in downtown Ste. Genevieve.

Neighbors can fight identity theft with shredding by Stericycle at a community event held by Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Delta Delta Omega Cha

The Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow Party rolls into Family Arena this weekend.

BENTON COUNTY, Ark. — The search for a missing pregnant woman came to a gruesome end after authorities discovered the bodies of her and her unborn child in separate locations in southwest Missouri. Authorities discovered human remains they say belong to Ashley Bush, 33, at a McDonald County home, and preliminary evidence suggests she died [...]

FOX 2's Elliott Davis was honored by the St. Louis Press Club Thursday night. The "You Paid For It" investigator and others were chosen as media persons of the year.

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One man was killed early this morning just north of downtown St. Louis.

Christmas is still weeks away, but starting today, you can have a taste of the holiday season at Clementine's Creamery.

Students at Central visual and performing arts high school plan a march for justice this Sunday. It's a call for stricter gun safety laws.

Students at the Collegiate School of Medicine and Bioscience will resume classes next week.

A group of people are at Sappington and I-270 holding a massive banner encouraging people to vote.

St. Louis County is starting a new program today designed to help those with active warrants for minor offenses deal with their situations without having to worry about being arrested.

We're getting new video this morning from our Nissan rogue runner of an attempted burglary in St. Charles.

A Jefferson County man has received few answers about his son's fatal shooting in June.

Lincoln County authorities now consider the building where a missing Egyptian cobra was last seen to be safe.

An infectious personality, a joyful attitude, and positive energy are just a few ways Lindbergh High School head basketball coach Nathan Biggs describes Quintyn Lewis.

Voters chose to exercise their right Thursday to vote earlier thanks to a new Missouri law. The St. Louis County elections office saw a steady line of voters all day.

Over 40 Missouri inmates have been executed in the past 20 years, and several foods are requested more than others.

At a traditional Thanksgiving, there are conversations over a shared meal. However, one company is having what they called a "Thinksgiving," consisting of strategic thinking and creative problem-solving sessions in the Cortex District.