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An investigation is underway after two women, including one who was pepper-sprayed, fended off three would-be robbers overnight in St. Louis.

Five people are hospitalized after an overnight fire at a Florissant nursing home.

Student debt cancellation grinds to a halt as courts block the Biden administration's plan for relief.

If your home garden was like many this past summer, the 2022 growing season was a big letdown.  

With travelers keen to travel post-pandemic, airlines are struggling to adjust. Bounce reviewed news announcements from major U.S. airlines on cuts and cancellations from major carriers.

This holiday season, anyone seeking a little nostalgia should check out these diners with a 50s vibe.

A 5K race begins at 7:30 a.m., the festival of lights runs from noon to 8:00 p.m., and ice skate rentals are free today.

Today is the day for pickup for America's largest one-day food drive.

A healthier family life and one of the top bargain grocery companies want you to work—or bowl—for your Thanksgiving meal this year.

A one-of-a-kind breakfast experience in Ferguson this morning

Senator Steven Roberts of St. Louis is hosting a free COVID-19 and flu shot event today.

FOX 2 NEWS – Check out week 13 of the Verlo Mattress Prep Zone on Fox 2. Jim Powers and Kevin Ryans join Daniel Esteve for a big week of high school football, featuring the week’s top matchups, highlights, and insight from across the bi-state area! PART 1 PART 2

A Florissant home becomes a nightmare for a mom and her two children.

After recent FOX Files investigations, many viewers have been asking about state employees fired while out on disability.

Many families went to Tilles Park in Ladue on Friday for the first night of the Winter Wonderland.

Friday marked the one-year anniversary of a tragedy that took the lives of two MoDOT workers and injured a third.  

Missouri Gov. Parson gave US ambassador to Greece a Kansas City Chiefs jersey autographed by George Karlaftis, an Athens native.

Researchers in Missouri have been testing wastewater for spikes of COVID-19 for nearly three years, but could the samples also be tested for the flu?

Annie Malone Children and Family Services held a traditional Thanksgiving meal Friday for students and volunteers.

There is one main thing that sticks out this year: this is the third winter in a row that we are seeing a La Niña pattern, which is a rarity in itself.