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St. Louis County experienced more pedestrian deaths last year than it has in any other previous calendar year, according to new data released earlier this week.

According to Missouri’s law 304.012, drivers operating vehicles on roads and highways are obligated to proceed with care at the posted speed limit.

You’ve likely seen the “American Pickers” on TV. Before too long, they'll visit Missouri in search of rare valuables, collections, and antiques.

St. Louis CITY SC will host Austin FC at CITYPARK for a Sunday afternoon tilt this weekend, a match you can watch live on FOX 2.

ST. LOUIS -- The company Two Men and a Truck is expanding to help remove your junk. They are partnering with Home Sweet Home to help provide families in need with basic household furnishings. St. Louis Marketing Director Cathleen Jones says that they are working to keep the rest of your junk out of the [...]

BELLEVILLE, Ill. -- A couple celebrated their love by getting married under a rare and historic solar eclipse, capturing a celestial moment that reflects their astronomical love story. Jonathan Powles and Savannah Powles began their journey together in 2017 during another solar eclipse, inspiring them to plan their wedding for the next one. The proposal [...]

The community is invited to celebrate the opening of the new 16-acre Chain of Rocks Park on the Missouri side of the river. The grand opening is scheduled for Sunday, April 14.

MARYLAND HEIGHTS, Mo. -- Today marks the grand opening of the Rawlings Experience at Westport Plaza in Maryland Heights, a new attraction set to delight baseball fans in St. Louis. The Rawlings Sporting Goods Company, having moved its headquarters here late last year, is introducing this interactive space where fans can immerse themselves in baseball [...]

ST. LOUIS – The FDA has approved the first daily contraceptive pill for over-the-counter sale, enhancing access to pregnancy prevention options. Dr. David Eisenberg, Chief Division of Complex Family Planning at Washington University and Barnes-Jewish Hospital, talks about new developments in over-the-counter birth control. Dr. Eisenberg says that the pill, containing an ingredient used in [...]

ST. LOUIS -- Metro Transit officials are optimistic that recent pay raises will help fill open positions in its paratransit service. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that Bi-State Development is on the verge of finalizing a new three-year contract with the Amalgamated Transit Union. This agreement includes an increase in base pay of more than [...]

BRIDGETON, Mo.- - There is a special election to choose a new mayor in Bridgeton today. The late Terry Briggs, who passed away in February, left the position open, and this election is to fill it. Briggs had been elected to serve his fourth term as mayor in 2023. Now, Council Chair Randy Hein and [...]

Fortunately, both victims are expected to survive their injuries.

ST. LOUIS -- Sunny and breezy Friday, highs will be in the upper 60s. Winds will gust 25-30mph through the day.  Winds will ease tonight, with overnight temps falling to the upper 40s. We have a very warm weekend on tap. Mostly sunny Saturday with highs around 80. Sunday’s highs will push into the mid [...]

Two years of litigation and two lawsuits later, a settlement was reached today to shut down a downtown gas station.

Rooting for CITY SC can make you thirsty. Soon, the club will have a special way for fans to refresh.

With over 1,300 missing persons in Missouri, the event “Looking For An Angel: We Can’t Find Those We Can’t See” sought to raise awareness and provide support for those navigating the process.

The death of NFL star and Hollywood actor-turned-double murder suspect O.J. Simpson Wednesday night brings to mind a trip he made to St. Louis about 10 years after the murders. 

Alisha Vianello is the executive director of the nonprofit Gateway Pet Guardians in East St. Louis.  She’s heartbroken over an overnight break-in that resulted in the theft of laptops and other items.

Every driver knows this rule of the road: you must stop while a school bus is loading and unloading. But Thursday morning, officials in Franklin County said a man ignored that rule and nearly hit three children in the process.

Despite ongoing efforts to combat it, chronic wasting disease (CWD) remains a pressing concern for Missouri's white-tailed deer population, according to the Missouri Department of Conservation.