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The same white supremacist group that flew Nazi flags above highway 40 in October, sparking outrage across the St. Louis area, is now taking credit for an equally disturbing march in Ohio over the weekend. And they’re being condemned by high-profile organizations both near and far.

The federal government gave nearly $500 million to the City of St. Louis over three years ago. Now, a citizen-led petition is requesting the State of Missouri to step in and conduct an audit on the city, led by sixth-generation St. Louisan and small business owner Andrew Policek.

There are nearly three times as many children as there are child care slots in Missouri, according to a report released Wednesday. 

A groundbreaking effort to combat homelessness and health disparities in north St. Louis is now complete. Doorways is offering permanent housing for individuals living with HIV, aiming to reshape lives.

The search for a missing Edwardsville man came to a tragic end last month, and now authorities are asking the public for help in solving the potential hit-and-run that killed him

It's been learned that cremated remains that could have ended up in the trash turned out to be those of a St. Louis County Korean War veteran. 

A meeting in Fredericktown got heated when Critical Mineral Recovery announced plans to rebuild. 

Some residents in St. Clair County continue to recover from July flooding that caused problems in multiple neighborhoods.

It’s now well known the high salaries offered this year by St. Louis Public Schools to out-of-towners.

The City of St. Louis Water Division has lifted the precautionary boil order as of Wednesday night.

Schnucks Markets invited FOX 2 to their stores today to see and talk all things Thanksgiving.

The St. Louis County Family Court has certified an East St. Louis teen can stand trial as an adult for a murder in Jennings back in January.

There is an urgent call for donations ahead of the holidays after a fire damaged a Salvation Army location in Jefferson County.

The former president of the Circus Flora board of directors was indicted Wednesday for embezzling more than $120,000 in three different scams between December 2022 and September 2023.

More than 21,000 people are projected to go through TSA screenings on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, and that number only rises as the week wears on. If you’re wanting to bring a turkey on board, TSA has all the answers you need.

Radiation exposure advocate groups and Missouri lawmakers are hoping a $5 billion cap on a RECA bill will help nuclear waste victims get compensation.

Authorities in Clayton and St. Louis City have determined their investigations into an early morning abduction and a fatal shooting are connected.

Aerospace giant Boeing filed a notice Wednesday with Missouri’s Office of Workforce Development that it will lay off nearly 700 workers in the state at the start of next year.

Here's which Thanksgiving dishes will cost more, and less, this year, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation.

ST. LOUIS -- Colder temperatures are moving back into the St. Louis area before Thanksgiving. The city is preparing to expand shelter capacity for the homeless during the upcoming winter months. The city's Department of Human Services is planning to provide about 160 additional inclement weather shelter beds. The city's winter shelter strategy, announced this [...]