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A check of a suspicious vehicle in rural Phelps County led to the arrest of two men on drug charges.

In one of the biggest animal hoarding cases ever discovered in Illinois, officials rescued nearly 200 dogs from a home in Sherrard over the weekend.

Twelve-hour shifts over weekends are nearing an end for officers within the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.

Two people were gunned down Monday afternoon in separate shooting incidents.

Starbucks cited allegations from a board employee that regional NLRB officials in St. Louis improperly coordinated with union organizers.

Volunteers placed flags at Scott Airforce Base to line the entry to the Shiloh Gate for the memorial service for Colonel Zachary Hall.

An investigation is underway after a group fired Orbeez pellets into a crowd at the Bridgeton pool over the weekend.

Crews are expected to break ground on Missouri's first Buc-ee's travel center in Springfield next week.

The Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District is launching a new clean water initiative in an effort to improve water quality around the St. Louis area.

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - Officers arrived at a marijuana dispensary in Florissant for a burglary Tuesday morning to find a vehicle had gone into the building. Police said the incident happened at approximately 5:13 a.m. in the 11000 block of New Halls Ferry Road. That is where Cookies is located. No one was at [...]

MoDOT was en route to a crash that took place early Tuesday morning.

Police said an O'Fallon man with multiple crime sprees including robbery, assault, and sexual abuse left behind victims from O'Fallon, Missouri to Central West End (CWE).

FOX 2's investigative reporter Chris Hayes went to the Kennedy Recreation Center on Monday to get answers about child safety after a child drowned at a summer camp.

There will be more school resource officers in St. Charles County schools when thousands of kids return to class next Monday, August 22. 

St. Louis organizations provide eye exams to immigrant and refugee children in the metropolitan area for the upcoming school year.

The Captain David Dorn Foundation has donated more than $75,000 worth of equipment and supplies, including trauma kits, tourniquets, flashlights, and boots to first responders.

Flood cleanup has continued in St. Charles for the past three weeks after they received between nine and 13 inches of rain within six hours on July 26.  

St. Louis Public Schools announced Monday that it will temporarily suspend bus routes to eight schools for the first two weeks of the school year due to driver shortage.

“It’s amazing how she’s springing back already,” Jeff Bohnert said. “She’s acting like herself again.”

FBI agents from the Kansas City division worked with law enforcement partners to identify suspects and victims.