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A Ferguson man remains in a medically induced coma with severe injuries after police say he was struck in a hit-and-run earlier this month.

Catholics from all over the world made the pilgrimage to the Dome in St. Louis on Sept. 24 for the beatification Mass of Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen. From those who saw him on television to those who recently began listening to him, people shared how Sheen has impacted them with FOX 2.

Cahokia Heights police are still trying to determine what caused a fatal transportation van crash, but investigators say speed played a role.

As Missouri voters wait for what’s likely to be a final decision from the U.S. Supreme Court on redistricting, county election officials are also in a holding pattern of their own.

The Overland Police Department is investigating a series of rental scams involving vacant homes where scammers cut lockboxes off properties to gain unauthorized access.

Drivers lined up at a North City gas station Thursday morning for a surprise helping hand from a local daycare.

A substitute teacher says she lost her job after school officials learned about her OnlyFans content. While she saw that coming, she did not expect to get a warning from the contractor who hired her to refrain from contacting any school, when she has a child enrolled in the district.

A 35-year-old man accused of stealing scrap copper, wire and air conditioning parts from a Downtown St. Louis building now faces felony charges.

Four people face felony charges after a minor car crash escalated into a violent attack on a 62-year-old man.

St. Louis fell to 77-82, locking in consecutive losing seasons for the first time since the shortened 1994 and 1995 seasons.

The city of St. Louis has launched a new legal task force aimed at helping tornado survivors who say they were scammed by contractors while rebuilding after the devastating May 16, 2025, tornado.

After relocating to St. Louis during the pandemic, Michelle Hannah transformed her personal interest in healthy eating into Love Wildly Co., a successful sourdough baking business and social media brand.

Two St. Louis-area men recruited homeless people to carry out an elaborate fraud scheme involving stolen $3.4 million in stolen checks. Eight people connected with the scheme now face federal charges, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.

ST. LOUIS - A man was found guilty in court Wednesday for shooting at Normandy officers in 2020. According to the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office, the jury found 38-year-old Joshua Bolden guilty of two counts of first-degree assault of a special victim and two counts of armed criminal action. The verdict comes six years [...]

It was announced Tuesday that flight service from St. Louis to London will be increasing in summer 2027.

Missouri U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley recently opened an investigation into Flock, an automated license plate reader network used by law enforcement to track vehicles and investigate crimes.

A St. Louis family has agreed to a $1.7 million settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit against a police officer who shot and killed their son in 2019.

ST. LOUIS - Police are seeking the public's help in identifying a suspect wanted in multiple garage and shed burglaries across south St. Louis. According to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD), officers have been investigating at least five burglaries at various locations in the Boulevard Heights and Holly Hills neighborhoods. Investigators determined that [...]

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Licenses for funeral homes in Rolla, St. James and Salem had been revoked by the Missouri State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors. The board said it revoked licenses for James & Gahr Mortuary, located in Rolla and St. James; Dent County Memorial Chapel in Salem; and individual licenses for Donn [...]

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — "No formal systematic training programs for interpreters have yet been developed," a federal manual declared in 1965. But by then, a woman in Springfield had already spent nearly two decades teaching hearing students sign language and preparing them to interpret for Deaf people. Her name was Lottie Riekehof. Today, Riekehof is remembered [...]