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Two award-winning rock bands, Muse and Evanescence, are coming to St. Louis next March as part of a worldwide tour.

It is an organization that inspires girls in the St. Louis area to be strong, smart, and bold.

It's Bowtie Tuesday, and FOX 2's John Pertzborn isn't alone with his bowtie fanaticism.

We have a reason to treat ourselves on Tuesday.

Four cars were broken into near Barnes-Jewish Hospital.

All eyes will turn towards Waterloo Tuesday night.

The EPA is hosting four free sessions in St. Louis focusing on lead exposure and awareness.

The Hazelwood School District Board of Education meets Tuesday.

Another restaurant was vandalized in the Central West End Monday night.

St. Louis City Police were busy overnight after a Central West End business was broken into.

A 15-year-old reported missing in last week’s FOX Files was found by police Sunday night.

They are part of a project that has helped to beautify south St. Louis, but Tuesday morning several big, bronze trail markers for the River Des Peres Greenway are missing after they were stolen.

Nearly 2,000 industry and government transportation experts were in attendance for the first day of the annual National Defense Transportation Association and United States Transportation Command meeting.

St. Clair County residents affected by July's historic flooding can now receive assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

University City threatened to take a homeowner to court over "weeds" in their yard.

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones holds a town hall meeting to discuss ways to improve traffic and pedestrian safety on Grand Boulevard in north St. Louis after deadly crashes in the past few months.

A controversial mural from 1969 over the way it depicted slavery will be destroyed.

Missouri hospitals are seeing the highest vacancy rate of nurses ever, up more than 12% from 2018, according to the Missouri Hospital Association.

There are certain actions you can take to protect your landscape ahead of Monday night's hard freeze. It’s worth the effort, since we'll be seeing warm temperatures again in just a few days.

Illinois State Treasurer Michael Frerichs’ returned $11 million to a late Chicago man’s estate — the largest returned unclaimed property dollar amount in U.S. history.