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It's been a record-setting year already for tornadoes in the state of Illinois.

ST. LOUIS - Friday is bringing some rain and storms to the area but the rest of the weekend will provide a cooler start to August, with plenty of things to do around St. Louis. Balloon Glowdeo Friday and Saturday 6 p.m. - 11 p.m. Brookdale Farms in Eureka, Missouri $25-$30 Balloons, bulls and barrels [...]

Two waves of rain and storms will be making their way through the FOX 2 viewing area Friday.

ST. CHARLES COUNTY - Crews responded after several vehicles sustained flat tires Friday morning from a metal plate in the roadway on Interstate 70 in Wentzville. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP), the incident occurred Friday morning on eastbound I-70 at Wentzville Parkway. The steel plate was temporarily placed over an inlet after [...]

ST. LOUIS - Absentee voting is underway, and with plenty of contested races on the ballot, residents can cast their votes early as Missouri heads into the final weekend before Tuesday's primary election. Voters can cast an absentee ballot in person without an excuse through Monday at multiple locations ahead of Election Day. Voters in [...]

ST. LOUIS - Two waves of rain and thunderstorms are expected across the St. Louis region Friday. The first wave arrives during the morning, weakening a bit as it moves east. It is still expected to bring pockets of heavy rain, lightning, and thunder. There is a lull in the wet weather early to mid-afternoon. [...]

Just days before the critical Aug. 4 primary, FOX 2’s Andy Banker goes in-depth with the three contenders in the heated Republican race for St. Charles County Executive: 19+ year incumbent Steve Ehlmann, former State Senator Bill Eigel, and former Lake St. Louis Mayor Jason Law on top issues in the campaign.

On Thursday, police chiefs and officers from different departments in St. Louis County, as well as community leaders and residents, were invited to a town hall at Parkview Library in Vinita Park to discuss trends in dangerous driving and offer solutions to the problem.

Exactly one month after a mother of five was shot-and-killed in front of her children at a Ferguson gas station, police have made an arrest in connection to the case.

The Muny in Forest Park is in the midst of its 108th season. “Ain’t Too Proud to Beg” continues through Aug. 2, but the crew is already fast at work building the sets for the start of next week’s show, “Meet Me in St. Louis”, with the Missouri Historical Society providing a guiding hand in authenticity.

City of St. Peters officials are asking for the public's help after an iguana was found abandoned and duct-taped to a tree along a walking trail in Dardenne Park.

The Missouri Secretary of State said turnout for Tuesday’s primary election is expected to be higher this year because of early voting and a series of contested races.

he Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis has identified a man they say is responsible for gunning down a teenager last week in Cahokia Heights, Illinois.

Two contractors pulled guns on one another at a home in Tower Grove South, leading to one man’s death.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department has welcome a five-year-old Clydesdale named "Captain" to its mounted patrol unit.

On the eve of his trial, accused sex trafficker Mack Mitchell admitted picking up a teen girl from a children’s home so he could sell her for sex.

St. Louis content creator Doug Weaver, who has amassed over 1.3 million followers, recently purchased a building downtown to establish an art studio and community space set to open within a month.

Illinois lawmakers have advanced legislation aimed at cracking down on predatory towing companies by expanding the secretary of state's authority to revoke registrations and licenses.

Nearly 100,000 Illinois residents who recently lost SNAP benefits will soon receive a one-time $400 payment from the state under a new program designed to assist those who lost benefits due to new federal work requirements.

A former Missouri adult day care provider has been charged with allegedly defrauding the state's Medicaid program out of almost $1.5 million by billing for services that prosecutors say were never given.