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His only child said her dad, who earned a culinary degree and worked in the hotel industry, was acting as peacemaker, trying to quell a disturbance on Gast Place, when he was shot.

Ty Bounds said everything changed in his former job as police chief in Bowling Green, Missouri, after he spoke up about a sheriff’s deputy’s text messages, that he said he read while investigating a robbery.

Krista Riley said it’s been almost a month without access to her social media pages after Meta AI claimed there was evidence of "child exploitation/abuse" on her page.

The new Missouri attorney general is defending the state's new congressional districts approved by lawmakers late this summer.

In a press release on Monday, officials said that they believe multiple students were involved in detonating the explosive devices outside of a Wentzville School District official's home.

Mobile Reserve officers reported being alerted to multiple drivers illegally operating minibikes near the intersection of North 13th and Cass.

Six months after an EF-3 tornado tore through North St. Louis, recovery remains uneven, with some neighborhoods showing progress while others are still struggling to clear debris and repair homes before winter sets in, and the estimated cost of cleanup and rebuilding is nearly $500 million.

Dallas Holland-Mims is turning loss into leadership, inspiring others to dream beyond the storm.

A former Cape Girardeau city councilman caught purchasing methamphetamine has admitted his intent was to use and sell the drug.

ST. LOUIS – May's tornado exposed flaws in the emergency notification system, some of which still present problems. Six months after the deadly storm, there is both good news and bad news to report about progress in fixing that system. The good news is that St. Louis no longer requires someone to physically touch a [...]

According to Illinois Board of Higher Education's annual First Look Fall Enrollment report, this marks the second consecutive year of statewide growth, with student enrollment across Illinois’ 12 public universities increasing by 2.3%—totaling 189,791 students.

Thanksgiving is the single busiest holiday for travel compared to Memorial Day or July 4. This year, Thanksgiving is going to see a record number of people traveling domestically.

The new community center—a project that once faced delays and legal battles—is now weeks away from completion.

A north St. Louis man was able to survive the May 16 tornado thanks to the quick actions of his wife and neighbor, who helped him apply a tourniquet and transport him to the hospital where he spent over a month recovering.

The only nuclear power plant in Missouri remains offline after a malfunction last week.

On blocks in north St. Louis where nearly every home now sits vacant, some longtime residents are refusing to leave.

- We're just weeks away from Missourians finally being able to legally sports bet on Dec. 1.

A 41-year-old man from St. Louis admitted in court Monday to recording himself sexually abusing a 5-year-old.

On Friday, the city of St. Louis announced that for the first time since 1948, they will have a new citywide transportation plan, establishing a new foundation for how the city designs, maintains and prioritizes its streets, sidewalks and transit infrastructure.  

St. Louis, MO -- The action is heating up as the 38th annual Budweiser Guns ‘N Hoses boxing event returns to the Enterprise Center on Wednesday, the 26th. Doors open at 4:30 p.m., with the first bout set for 5:30 p.m. The event will also be broadcast live on FOX 2 from 6:30–9 p.m. This year [...]