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A new state audit found that former Missouri Gov. Mike Parson's office failed to document the business purpose for 174 state-funded flights that cost more than $375,000.

LINCOLN COUNTY, Mo. - Officials responded to an overnight fire at an apartment building in Moscow Mills on Thursday. The fire occurred around 1:30 a.m. in the 100 block of Killdeer Circle near Highway 61. According to officials, the fire appears to have started on the deck of a third-floor unit before spreading to two [...]

MADISON COUNTY, Ill. - A man convicted of abducting and raping a woman getting coffee at a Starbucks in Collinsville is set to be sentenced Thursday. Timothy Dubois, 42, was convicted in May of aggravated criminal sexual assault, aggravated kidnapping and aggravated criminal sexual abuse. Jurors deliberated for a little more than an hour before [...]

Bonnie Tyler, the gravelly voiced, Grammy-nominated Welsh pop star best known for singing the chart-topping power ballad “Total Eclipse of the Heart” in 1983 and seeing new generations succumb to its bombastic charms during solar and lunar eclipses, has died.

ST. LOUIS - We have a much more active forecast ahead to end the week, but also a lot of questions about how things will ultimately play out. Let’s focus on Thursday into Friday. A thunderstorm complex in western Missouri will drop southeastward Thursday morning. As it does so, it is expected to weaken. That [...]

Put simply, Amendment 5 seeks to get rid of Missouri’s state income tax based on growth in revenue and expand sales and use taxes.

A special prosecutor has recommended no charges be filed against a Princeton police officer involved in a stand-off that resulted in the death of a 3-year-old boy.

It’s a problem that’s become too costly to ignore in one Warren County town. Wright City officials tell FOX 2 teen vandals have repeatedly targeted one of their city park buildings, causing tens of thousands of dollars in damages. And they confirm that one alleged incident happened as recently as Tuesday night.

St. Louis Public Schools took its first public step toward a major overhaul, as families packed a community meeting to weigh in on the district's long-term future. The district is considering three different portfolio models for restructuring amid declining enrollment, rising costs and a projected $41 million budget deficit along with nearly 300 teacher vacancies.

A man who served as the mayor of Baltimore and governor of Maryland sees a turn-around coming in the City of St. Louis.  

Alec Burleson and José Fermín homered, Michael McGreevy worked 6 1/3 strong innings and the St. Louis Cardinals snapped a seven-game losing streak against Milwaukee with a 5-1 win over the Brewers on Wednesday night.

The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is assisting in a multi-agency investigation into the death of a child in Illinois.

St. Louis County Health officials say extreme heat claimed its first life of the summer as a retired Ladue attorney was identified as St. Louis County's first confirmed heat-related death of the year.

Kristal Eddins was shot Halloween night 2025 on Vickie Place in Dellwood. People were going in and out of a busy market next door. Children were everywhere.

Missouri American Water crews have been working all day long in St. Ann after three different water main breaks on Ashby Road at St. Joan and St. Henry lanes, leaving drivers to navigate a buckled road.

Washington County authorities charged a Potosi area man with attempted murder and domestic assault after investigators say he shot his pregnant girlfriend, even though the victim did not want to press charges.

Blues music will once again take the stage along the Mississippi River when the 11th annual Blues At the Arch Festival returns from Aug. 14-16.

The victim, identified as Kinslee Tschida, was playing with her cousins in the backyard when she was fatally struck by lightning.

Three men were sentenced Wednesday in St. Louis Circuit Court after agreeing to plead guilty to a fatal shooting outside laundromat in the city’s Holly Hills neighborhood.

A former high-level employee of Sam's Steakhouse could avoid a prison sentence for a $1.4 million fraud case if he completes a federal pre-trial diversion program.