FOX 2 📺

BRANSON, Mo. — Branson entertainers are mourning the death of a fellow artist. Shoji Tabuchi, a beloved Branson fiddler and showrunner, has passed away at age 79 on August 11. Tabuchi was best known for The Shoji Tabuchi Show, a family variety show featuring Tabuchi, his wife Dorothy and his daughter Christina. He began playing [...]

The U.S. may be one of the wealthiest countries in the world, but financial inequality prevails within its borders. That divide is growing, especially between the poorest and richest U.S. residents. The middle class is shrinking. In 2021, just half of adults lived in a middle-income household, a huge drop from 61% in the 70s. [...]

St. Louis City’s Office of Violence Prevention (OVP), a division of the St. Louis Department of Public Safety (DPS), partners with the city to provide activities for youth.

In the world of social media influencers, the Clark family has carved out a unique niche by being themselves. Known as "ThatTallFamily," this tight-knit clan has captured the hearts of viewers across various platforms with their lighthearted and family-friendly content.

The storms have weakened below severe limits, but they continue to push across the southern third of the viewing area, bringing heavy rain and frequent cloud-to-ground lightning.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Salvador Perez went 4 for 4 with a home run and four RBIs as the Kansas City Royals clobbered a struggling Adam Wainwright and the St. Louis Cardinals 12-8 on Friday night. Bobby Witt Jr. hit a three-run homer and Nelson Velazquez went deep in his first at-bat with the [...]

A north St. Louis resident says the Forestry Department has been so slow in picking up debris from storm damage in her neighborhood. Because of that, she says outsiders have started to use her community to dump debris.

The annual Blues at the Arch Festival kicked off this weekend. It's a three-day music event that brings in thousands of people from across the region. 

Both elevators are operating again at a St. Louis apartment building after the Fox Files exposed a weeks-long issue.

Sixteen people are hurt after a boat exploded Friday in the Lake of the Ozarks, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

Two women face felony charges after they allegedly shot and robbed a man at a Florissant hotel earlier this month.

A Missouri teen is drawing from his personal experience of uncertainty about lunch and actively working to aid children in his local community.

Within the next few months, millions of Missourians could be paying more for electricity.

The stormy weather pattern slamming the St. Louis region since early July isn’t going anywhere just yet. So far, the month of July and the beginning of August have been the main culprits for a pattern known as a "jet stream."

The Saint Louis Zoo has launched a new effort to save elephants from wildlife trafficking known as "Toss the Tusk."

Bar K has made a deal with Diversified Partners to purchase the dog-friendly bar chain.

In 2021, the IRS received a whopping 5.4 million business applications—an all-time high since the U.S. government began tracking this data in 2004. The year with the second-highest number of new business applications? 2020. Today, small businesses employ nearly half of the nation's workers, according to a Chamber of Commerce report. It's fair to say [...]

St. Louis-area activists have been fighting for years to get government compensation for people with cancer and other serious illnesses potentially connected to Manhattan Project nuclear contamination. This week marked a major victory, with support coming from the president.

Brady Cook, a St. Louis-raised quarterback entering his junior year with the Missouri Tigers, has landed an endorsement deal with Imo's Pizza.

A suspect is wanted after robbing a Casey's employee at gunpoint early Friday morning in southern Illinois.