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As of Thursday, December 22, our area is under a Winter Storm Watch and a Wind Chill Watch. St. Louis is warning residents to take precautions both during and after the storm.

A major crash happened early Wednesday morning in south St. Louis City.

Anheuser- Busch is building a new Technical Excellence Center and fixing up the old Busch Technical Training Center. St. Louis Learning & Development gains eight new roles.

A shooting occurred less than an hour ago in St. Louis City.

The Madison County, Illinois Board may restore some powers to Board Chairman Kurt Prenzler.

A body has been discovered in north St. Louis City. 

Emergency crews are on the scene of a car-tractor-trailer collision in St. Louis City.

St. Louis' fire chief shared that his department will follow 'Cold Weather Operations Guidelines.'

St. Louis Fire Chief Dennis Jenkerson has ordered all city firefighters and EMS crews to follow the department's "cold weather, emergency operations" guidelines with extreme winter weather expected to bear down on St. Louis, Thursday through Christmas Day.

Six months after residents at an affordable housing complex in the Central West End were left without air conditioning, many are now without heat.

An exclusive FOX 2 report on a twist in the Pam Hupp investigation that no one saw coming.

Road crews on both sides of the river are getting ready to battle the approaching winter weather. They’re also putting out warnings to drivers about staying off the roadways if possible during the storm.

The Kansas City Police Department is on the scene Tuesday night after shots were fired near Ward Parkway Center.

You can order a package online at Amazon and it will show up at your doorstep in a matter of hours.

From Rome to right here in St. Louis, Dan Gray has documented history for more than half a century as a journalist.

A St. Louis man has been indicted for allegedly manufacturing and selling fake temporary vehicle tags for vehicles.

Christmas is just right around the corner, and that often means falling into routine get-togethers with family and friends.

Illinois is set to receive more than a quarter of a billion dollars in grants from the federal government to expand the reaches of broadband internet in the state.

State lawmakers held the third and final hearing of the year to discuss the assault weapons ban proposal.

Kansas City's University Academy released a list of improvements it promised to make after firing a teacher accused of using a racial slur.