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STL reacts to Supreme Court ruling on treatments for trans youth

9 months 1 week ago
ST. LOUIS - In a 6-3 vote, the Supreme Court voted to uphold Tennessee’s ban on gender-affirming care for minors on Wednesday. Beth Gasparovic, a parent and president of PFLAG Greater St. Louis, said Wednesday’s ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court is another setback for parents’ rights. “We love our kids,” she said. PFLAG Greater [...]
Jeff Bernthal

Deadly Design: How a one-ton pylon fell—what the city knew all along

9 months 1 week ago
ST. LOUIS - It was a tragedy that could have been prevented. Jan Torissi-Mokwa died in 2018—simply driving home on Forest Park Parkway. A one-ton pylon came crashing down on her after having been hit by a driver above on the Lindell/Union bridge. After it happened, FOX 2 brought investigative reports, revealing previous crashes that [...]
Chris Hayes

Police seek help identifying bank robbery suspect in Creve Coeur

9 months 1 week ago
CREVE COEUR, Mo. - The Creve Coeur Police Department is searching for a man who they claim robbed a PNC Bank on June 16. According to officials, they were alerted to the suspected robbery, which occurred shortly after 4:30 p.m. at PNC Bank's Creve Coeur location. Police say a man entered the bank and presented [...]
Daesha Gear

Dive into Shark Week at Wonders of Wildlife National Museum and Aquarium

9 months 1 week ago
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Visitors at the Wonders of Wildlife National Museum and Aquarium (WOW) in Springfield, Missouri, can get up close and personal with Shark for their Shark week celebrations from July 20-27. The events bring in visitors with an array of themed events leading up to the big week—some, however, require an additional fee.    The [...]
Alicia McPherson

Creve Coeur Park Soccer Complex reopens ahead of tournament

9 months 1 week ago
CREVE COEUR, Mo. - The Creve Coeur Park Soccer Complex is back open after three months of repairs following a tornado in March. Thousands of athletes traveled to St. Louis for a tournament that begins on Thursday. "The whistles were blowing, you could hear the fans, you could hear the players and that was a [...]
Mallory Thomas

Missouri Sen. Luetkemeyer targets public safety in new bills

9 months 1 week ago
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - State Sen. Tony Luetkemeyer says he wants his legislative legacy to be one that has improved public safety across the state. “My major policy focus since I've been in the Senate is on public safety: making sure that we're supporting our brave men and women in law enforcement, making sure that [...]
Mark Zinn

The 'Tarpenders' repair STL tornado-hit roofs

9 months 1 week ago
ST. LOUIS - More than a month later after the May 16 tornado, one resident is still aiding the recovery efforts for those impacted. By doing so, Jake Wheeler is helping homeowners save their homes and belongings with his pledge to tarp over 100 homes. As of now, Wheeler is halfway there to meeting his [...]
Patrick Clark

9-year-old boy survives tornado near Clarksville, MO

9 months 1 week ago
CLARKSVILLE, Mo. - A nine-year-old boy is safe after an EF-1 tornado touched down southwest of Clarksville, Missouri, late Wednesday morning. The storm struck quickly, tearing the roof off a home just off Highway 79 and a few miles west of the Mississippi River.  The boy, who was inside with a neighbor doing yard work [...]
Chris Higgins

One dead in Ferguson Home Depot shooting: Police

9 months 1 week ago
FERGUSON, Mo. - One person is dead after a shooting at a Home Depot in Ferguson Wednesday morning. Officers received a report of a shooting at The Home Depot in the 10900 block of New Halls Ferry Rd. just after 11 a.m. According to police, a physical altercation broke out for about a minute between [...]
Megan Mueller