ST. LOUIS - Monday starts the week off nicely. It will be sunny and warm with high temperatures in the upper-50s. High-pressure overhead will keep the quiet weather around for most of the week. Temperatures will be well above normal, mainly in the 60s. So far, the weekend forecast is looking wet.
ST. LOUIS - Car break-in suspects led police on a chase Sunday night, and it was caught on camera. Surveillance video showed four men breaking into cars at the La Quinta Inn on Lindbergh near I-44. At least five cars were hit. When Sunset Hills officers arrived at about 11:45 p.m., the men jumped into [...]
Beginning Monday, many parts of the St. Louis metropolitan area will no longer be under a mask mandate. The move comes as COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are on the decline.
St. Louis area school districts are struggling to help kids recover from the learning challenges brought on by virtual education during the COVID-19 pandemic. District spokespersons acknowledged they need money for everything; from tutoring help for students, to special counseling, to summer school.
The streets of Soulard were quiet Sunday after the much-anticipated wild return of Mardi Gras on Saturday, where thousands of people of all ages came dressed in green, gold, and purple.
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has been warning of refund delays in what they anticipated would be a "frustrating" filing season for not just American taxpayers but professional filers as well. Here's what you can do to get your refund faster.
ST. LOUIS - The Jewish Community Center is currently hosting its Jewish Book Festival, and has some special events planned for Sunday. It will present two unique “Bookend” events. One features St. Louis native and children’s nonfiction author Dean Robbins. He joins the J and the St. Louis County Library for a program featuring his latest title, Thank You, Dr Salk: [...]
The Ukrainian community and those standing in solidarity with them during this time of war gathered Saturday morning in a car parade to bring awareness to the Russian invasion happening overseas.
A suburban St. Louis school district has reversed its earlier decision to remove a book from its school libraries in the face of criticism and a class-action lawsuit.
ST. LOUIS – FOX 2’s Shirley Washington, Kim Hudson, and Ty Hawkins were among a dozen African American journalists honored for their contributions at the Urban League’s Black History Month celebration. “The St. Louis region is incredibly blessed to have such outstanding members of the media telling our stories every day,” said Michael P. McMillan, [...]
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A $350 million package of additional U.S. military assistance to Ukraine announced Saturday includes “anti-armor, small arms and various munitions, body armor and related equipment,” according to John Kirby, the Pentagon press secretary. Separately, a senior defense official said the assistance includes Javelin anti-tank weapons and that it will be delivered to [...]
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