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Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins is projecting a higher statewide voter turnout than the 2022 Midterm Election.

Some St. Louis County residents tell FOX 2 they're seeing property tax figures online that don't reflect their senior property tax freeze, prompting questions and concerns.

Criminal charges have been dropped in a decades-old Southwest Missouri murder case.

KPLR 11 the CW will air several Saint Louis University Billikens men's basketball games in November and December, including next week's home opener.

Redevelopment efforts in Old North St. Louis are experiencing delays as local residents report that squatters occupying vacant properties are slowing neighborhood improvement plans.

A Metro East soldier missing since the Korean War is finally home. After 75 years, U.S. Army Private First-Class John Robert Stovall returned to Illinois this week after his remains were identified, allowing family, veterans and community members to honor his service and sacrifice.

A St. Louis County woman appeared in court Wednesday afternoon for child sex crimes.

Halloween is just a few days away, and many St. Louis-area residents are making the most of it with spooky scenes, festive decorations and frightfully-fun displays outside their homes.

A man who admitted to stabbing his co-worker at Walmart in Collinsville last year has been sentenced to decades behind bars.

Creve Coeur Lake will be closed to boats and other watercraft for five months, starting next week, as crews work to remove invasive carp.

Tower Grove Park is getting a major boost to help preserve one of its most recognizable landmarks. The park has been awarded a $750,000 federal Save America’s Treasures grant to restore the 154-year-old Music Stand Pavilion. It serves as a centerpiece for concerts, festivals and community gatherings.

A discovery decades in the making is helping connect Lutheran South's past with its future. Plus, Hazelwood KinderCare teacher Kimberly West, one of just 25 educators nationwide selected for KinderCare's 2026 Teacher of the Year Award.

A woman died Monday after a domestic dispute involving a vehicle in Franklin County, authorities say.

Culver's CEO Julie Fussner and co-founder Craig Culver are scheduled to visit a Florissant restaurant Wednesday to honor employees after it ranked in the company's top five nationally.

Saint Louis Public Schools is preparing for the possibility of closing several schools in the coming years, some as soon as next year, as the district navigates a $41 million budget deficit.

The civil trial involving Bar:PM has been called off on its second day after parties reached a $4.2 million settlement Wednesday, an attorney announced in court.

U.S. Marshals recently arrested a Missouri woman wanted for allegedly driving while intoxicated in a crash that killed three of her children.

ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. – A citywide boil advisory was lifted in Wentzville Wednesday morning, according to the city. The advisory was lifted as of 6 a.m., according to the city of Wentzville. Officials received satisfactory water quality test results, allowing residents to resume normal water use. The citywide advisory was issued Monday after crews [...]

COLUMBIA, Mo. - Missouri will deploy new autonomous freight railcars through a grant from the Federal Railroad Administration. According to the American Journal of Transportation, Columbia was selected for a $16.2 million grant from the Federal Railroad Administration through its Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvements (CRISI) program. Technology company Intramotev will partner on the [...]

ST. LOUIS - Officials responded to a fire at vacant structure late Tuesday night in north St. Louis. According to the St. Louis Fire Department, the fire occurred around 10:30 p.m. in the 1900 block of Marcus Avenue in the city's Kingsway East neighborhood. Firefighters did not find anyone in the building after initially receiving [...]