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Congress outlawed tax deductions on “wash sales” in 1921, but Goldman Sachs and others have helped billionaires like Steve Ballmer see huge tax savings by selling stocks for a loss and then replacing them with nearly identical investments.

The attorney for a man who was executed this week is calling for an investigation, accusing Missouri officials of moving ahead with the lethal injection while federal appeals were pending.

A chicken restaurant chain owned by former NBA star Shaquille O'Neal is coming to St. Louis.

Days after a violent fight on the grounds of SkyZone in Fairview Heights, business owners have agreed on plans to increase security around the site.

On Saturday, February 11, Six Flags is kicking off a job fair for its 2023 season.

Four months removed from a remarkable retirement tour, St. Louis Cardinals legend Albert Pujols is staying busy with life outside of baseball.

Bed Bath & Beyond Brentwood store in the Meridian shopping center on Eager Road is closing. 

Fields Foods will celebrate the grand opening of its newest shop at the new Expo at Forest Park apartments on February 9 at 5 p.m.

On February 8, 2023, a federal court sentenced a couple from Columbia, Missouri for trying to import and sell fake Disney DVDs on eBay.

Ameren reports thousands of power outages in Missouri and Illinois on Thursday morning as intense wind hits the Midwest.

A building at 927 Tyler has collapsed.

Victims of last year's flooding in St. Clair County, Illinois, can learn Thursday about possible federal buyouts.

The city of St. Charles asks a federal judge to reject an EPA review of the city's water well issues.

Some Missouri lawmakers want to put the St. Louis Police Department back under state control. Many city officials oppose that idea.

A special prosecutor to handle St. Louis cases is in a bill the Missouri House could vote on Thursday. 

Another committee is meeting Thursday to discuss the city's share of the Rams' NFL settlement money.

City leaders are working out how to spend $74 million in COVID relief money.

Ameren wants customers to pay more for their electricity. On Thursday, locals can have their say on Ameren's major rate hike request.

The debate over defunding police may be giving way to ‘funding prosecutors’ in the St. Louis area and across the United States.

FOX 2 continues to dig for answers about who is responsible for the water contamination in St. Charles. Five of the seven water wells in St. Charles are shut down, and while local leaders work out a plan to move forward, the city continues to buy water daily from St. Louis.