SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - OzarksFirst is following up on the federal lawsuit against Missouri State University President Richard "Biff" Williams. Williams is accused of having a history of allowing vulgar sexual comments. The misconduct lawsuit names Williams and over a dozen others as allegedly fostering an environment of discrimination and hostility against employees. The lawsuit lists [...]
Within the Spirit of St. Louis, it's time for Spirit of the Season.
Throughout November and December, FOX 2 has partnered with 12 local charities during the giving season to raise awareness and funds for their great work in the St. Louis area. On Tuesday, November 12 FOX 2 teamed up Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of St. Louis.
A Ferguson police officer critically injured on the job back in August is being moved Tuesday morning for the next chapter in his recovery. Supporters are welcome to help pay tribute to Officer Travis Brown as part of his send-off. Officer Travis "TJ" Brown has been hospitalized at SLU Hospital since his tragic injury happened [...]
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Mo. - A fire destroyed a house in High Ridge Tuesday morning. The fire took place around 5 a.m. on Oakmont Court. Firefighters believe some electrical equipment started the fire on the first floor, and the flames spread all the way to the roof. Authorities say two adults and their pet lived in [...]
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - The lights are back on now for most of the people in Webster Groves after a car crash knocked the power out for hundreds of people Tuesday morning. The power outage happened early Tuesday morning when a woman ran her car into a utility pole on Big Bend and Shrewsbury. [...]
An adult man was shot and killed at a north St. Louis gas station overnight, and another man was shot and killed in the West End neighborhood of north city less than 12 hours earlier.
ST. LOUIS - Starting Tuesday, visitors to the St. Louis Zoo will notice an enhanced security measure at both entrances. The Zoo is rolling out the EVOLV system, a high-tech solution designed to detect concealed weapons quickly and efficiently. This new system is in a pilot phase, meaning Zoo security will be closely monitoring its [...]
ST. LOUIS - A cooler day Tuesday. Sunshine and 30s to start off the day. Increasing clouds later in the day Tuesday, with highs being in the upper 50s. That is actually average for this time of year. Mostly cloudy Tuesday night, but we stay dry. Our next storm system arrives Wednesday, and it’s actually [...]
A longtime firefighter with the St. Louis Fire Department is facing a felony weapons charge for firing his gun into the ground during a recent dispute.
With Veterans Day parades and celebrations around the state, it’s also a time to stand in solidarity with the former soldiers who returned home to lives vastly different from what they left behind.
The doors of Miriam Switching Post in Brentwood remain shut, serving as a stark reminder of Saturday night’s devastating break-in, hours after their major holiday extravaganza.
The family of Archie Green, 71, spent Veterans Day making funeral arrangements for their loved one. Green, a military veteran, was struck and killed on Nov. 6 in a hit-and-run, according to police.