An Arizona State hockey player and St. Louis Blues draft pick is still hospitalized nearly two weeks after collapsing during an offseason workout and an attorney representing his family is searching for answers.
St. Louis CITY SC added two young midfield and attacking options Thursday, picking up U.S. international forward Damion Downs on loan from Southampton FC and Canadian midfielder Charles-Emile Brunet on loan from Nashville SC.
MADISON COUNTY, Ill. – The Roxana Education Association and Roxana Community Unit School District No. 1 reached an agreement on a new collective bargaining agreement. According to the school district, the agreement was reached Monday evening. The announcement comes as the current contract was set to expire Thursday, which was also the earliest date teachers [...]
ST. LOUIS - St. Louis City SC has acquired Brazilian striker Rafael Navarro from the Colorado Rapids. City SC acquired Navarro, 26, via a Cash for Player trade for a club-record $12 million fee and an additional $250,000 in conditional compensation, according to the club. The club has also agreed to a four-year contract with [...]
Joplin political candidate Thomas Ross faced federal charges for conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance after allegedly asking his campaign manager to plant cocaine and Adderall on opponent Louise Secker.
A Joplin police officer has been charged with misdemeanor misuse of official information after an investigation revealed he conducted unauthorized Flock camera system checks on several personal acquaintances.
DELLWOOD, Mo. - A North County community is saying a final goodbye Thursday to Dellwood Mayor Reggie Jones, a leader who spent decades serving others. He died suddenly last month at just 53 years old. On Thursday, family, friends and community members will gather to remember Jones' life and honor his legacy. For decades, he [...]
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Thomas Saggese hit a go-ahead, two-strike infield single in the 10th inning and the St. Louis Cardinals outlasted the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-6 on Wednesday night. Nathan Church singled to center off reliever Brock Stewart (0-2), moving automatic runner José Fermín to third. He scored on Saggese's single to second for [...]
ST. LOUIS - We have had two days in a row where we have reached 100 F and are likely right back there again on Thursday afternoon. The Heat Advisory has been upgraded to an Extreme Heat Warning due to slightly higher dew points allowing afternoon heat indices to push towards or even above 105 [...]
Regional leaders and families of crime victims gathered at the University of Missouri-St. Louis to review violence prevention strategies as new data shows a decline in deadly violence across the region.
When Colby Ruether checked on the large-scale irrigator that was watering crops on one of the Ruether Bros and Sons Farms in Hawk Point on Wednesday, he discovered a herd of cattle moving under the water spray in an apparent attempt to cool off.
A north St. Louis homeowner tells FOX 2 he is desperate for help. He said a line of long-vacant houses on his street, once maintained by a local company, have now seemingly been abandoned for months.
Law enforcement agencies and local organizations across the St. Louis region are expanding their use of license plate readers to support criminal investigations and enhance site security.
In a town where baseball is a religion and its field is considered heaven. The reaction from Cardinal nation when one of the most hated people in St. Louis sports history buys the angels is not positive.
“Doesn’t he have enough,” expr
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Trial begins for an accused Kansas City serial killer on Thursday. It's been more than nine years since Fredrick Scott was charged. He's accused in the murders of six people. Mike Darby was one of the victims, murdered along the Indian Creek Trail. “It was such a horrendous crime, I don't [...]
The Missouri Supreme Court heard arguments, Wednesday, in the latest chapter of a year-long legal battle over the mid-decade redraw of Missouri’s eight congressional districts.
A pool complex in Lincoln Park in East St. Louis should be filled with swimmers, except for Parks District money problems that led to contractors being forced to walk off the job.
Last week, St. Louis Police served a search warrant at a home in the Marine Villa neighborhood. Officers discovered a large quantity of cash, guns, and drugs on the premises.
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