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St. Louis City Hall draws comparisons to a popular Paris landmark that's also being utilized as an Olympic venue for athletes and fans alike.

St. Louis city officials have announced the start of the process to take over the Railway Exchange Building due to its frequent break-ins, burglaries, and vandalism, and are hoping to negotiate with the owners before filing a formal petition in court.

The St. Louis Public School District is discussing a tax levy to make up for an increase in operating costs, as the district has not needed to ask for additional money from taxpayers due to a high revenue generated from the elementary and secondary school emergency relief fund.

A man was shot and killed in north St. Louis late Wednesday morning, marking the 91st homicide of the year in the city.

St. Louis will see building clouds throughout Wednesday, with widely scattered showers and storms in the afternoon and evening.

Anton Nootenboom is walking barefoot from LA to New York City to bring awareness to men's mental health, an issue he's dealt with personally

One man is trying to clear his name from wrongdoing after being unexpectedly arrested.

Fashion met philanthropy Tuesday evening in a grand display of style and substance for the spectacular screening of "Diane von Furstenberg: Woman in Charge."

The St. Louis County Council has approved the added money to fund the senior citizens property tax freeze program.

Proposed legislation that was introduced Tuesday could radically change the form of county government and strip some power from the county executive if passed.

FOX 2 is Your Local Election Headquarters and with the Missouri primaries just two weeks away, two candidates for governor visited the newsroom for a special report.

Dozens of police investigators were digging and searching an area Tuesday near the place where a 13-year-old girl disappeared in 1989.

Missouri's top educator said she's okay with four-day school weeks as long as districts are taking care of students and overall performance is up. 

Residents of a south St. Louis neighborhood feel terrified and possibly targeted after someone fired more than 30 rounds into their homes.

On Sunday, the Earth sizzled to the hottest day ever measured by humans, yet another heat record shattered in the past couple of years, according to the European climate service Copernicus Tuesday.

Negotiations and a strike continue for Lear Corporation employees over alleged health and safety issues, leading to production stopping at the Wentzville GM plant.

The attorney representing the family of an Illinois woman killed by authorities who responded to her 911 call alleges they weren't immediately told it was a deputy-involved shooting.

A St. Louis Circuit Court judge tossed out the murder conviction of Christopher Dunn on Monday and ordered his immediate release. Dunn has spent more than 30 years behind bars for a faulty murder conviction.

An Edmundson, Missouri, woman appeared in federal court on Tuesday and was sentenced for helping her son fake a mental disability for more than 13 years so he could claim and receive government benefits.

A beloved annual experience has returned to a local farm.