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Shortly after, they got a second call—leading officers to a church nearby, where a teen was found with a gunshot wound to the arm. 

A hearing was held today for the man charged in the death of St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department officer David Lee.

Curt Flood's legacy as a pioneer in challenging the reserve clause of Major League Baseball was highlighted today.

Walter spoke exclusively with FOX 2 about her love of the city, it's food and her passion to make people laugh.

FOX 2's Andy Banker spoke with comptroller-elect Donna Baringer, discussing her plans for the office.

Democrats in the Missouri House are once again calling out their GOP colleagues for trying to repeal a constitutional amendment passed by voters in November.

The announcement was made that the UFL championship game is coming back to the Gateway City on June 14.

The family of a woman who drowned in extreme flooding is suing St. Louis County,

Less than a month after visiting the St. Louis area to tour an area contaminated by radioactive material, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency announced a new plan to clean West Lake Landfill 12 to 18 months ahead of schedule.

The Make-A-Wish Foundation is offering a unique opportunity to win a house while helping fulfill the wishes of critically ill children.

The bunnies are hopping off the shelves just in time for Easter.

Spring brings the unwelcome allergy season to not just us but to our dogs.

Get your festive gears ready; Cinco de Mayo is returning to St. Louis on May 3.

A St. Louis woman received over 11 million views on TikTok for a video that revealed an extensive chronicle of her grandparents' six-decade love story.

A 24-year-old man was sentenced on Monday for the killing of a Carthage, Missouri woman in Miami County, Kansas last year.

The St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum has launched an emergency fundraising campaign following the termination of a federal grant.

The City of St. Louis is suing Missouri in federal court to prevent the state takeover of the city police department.

Come May, travelers in Missouri planning to fly domestically throughout the U.S. will need a new form of identification in order to board a plane.

Following recent incidents of many residents experiencing severe mail problems, Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley says an audit of the United States Postal Service in the state is "definitely going to happen."

While there were no players from Missouri competing in one of the most distinguished golf event over the weekend, it is home to a few notable names who also hold the title, including the first person to ever win the tournament.