FOX 2 📺

ST. LOUIS - Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe is set to sign legislation Wednesday that will transfer control of the St. Louis City Police Department back to the state. Kehoe is set to officially sign the legislation Wednesday morning at 10:45 a.m. in Jefferson City. The legislation, part of a larger public safety bill, was passed [...]

A man is in critical condition after a shooting in south St. Louis Tuesday night, with no arrests made and no information on a suspect.

A house was destroyed by a fire in Black Jack, Missouri, around 2 a.m. Wednesday morning, with no injuries reported.

Ric Flair is set to visit O'Fallon, Mo., on Wednesday to celebrate the expansion of his new energy drink, 'WOOOO! Energy', which is being distributed to 54 locations across Missouri.

Before he was "the cream of the crop" and executing executing his high-flying elbow drop from the top rope in the WWF and WCW, "Macho Man" Randy Savage was once a part of the St. Louis Cardinals' minor league baseball system.

ST. LOUIS - Once again, Wednesday morning, overnight light rain is moving out and skies are clearing. A beautiful day Wednesday, sunny with mid-60s for highs. Thursday through Sunday will be a more unsettled stretch with multiple weather systems moving through the region. The all-important Cardinals Opening Day Thursday will bring a chance of showers [...]

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Philip Broberg and Robert Thomas each had a goal and three assists, and the St. Louis Blues beat the Montreal Canadiens 6-1 on Tuesday night to extend their active NHL-best winning streak to seven games. Broberg recorded four points in a game for the first time. Coupled with Minnesota's regulation home loss [...]

On March 10, Marbob Drive in south St. Louis County was full of restoration crews helping to clean up more than a dozen homes after a sewer backup.

An Arnold family of 10 is on the long road to recovery after losing their home in a recent storm that slammed the St. Louis region. 

The Grey Fox and Pride STL are hosting an event called “Roast of the Grey Fox” this Saturday, March 29.

St. Louis Police Officer Nathan Spiess, who was struck by a vehicle while attempting to arrest a suspected car thief, is expected to leave the hospital tomorrow afternoon and will be escorted by the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.

The end of an era and new transitions are looking clear for longtime listeners of KDHX. 

Metro Transit St. Louis, however, shared its offered services in a news release today that fans can consider when it comes to Opening Day’s congested traffic.

Business is blooming at G.R. Robinson Seed, where their customers have been picking up product in preparation for the season.

Anheuser-Busch has withdrawn its sponsorship of St. Louis PrideFest after 30 years. Event organizers say they have no plans to cancel.

A California team has the highest median ticket price, a new report found, but they don't play in Los Angeles.

St. Louis Children’s Hospital’s Kids Express pediatric outreach program just earned a $38 million donation.

According to Mary Schmitt, a spokeswoman for the St. Louis County Police Department, the shooting happened shortly before 12:30 p.m. Tuesday in the 2500 block of Saddle Ridge Drive.

Kim Coon’s quick response to the flames that came from her neighbor’s solar panels revealed that the homeowners on Chestnut Ridge Court look out for each other.

A law signed by Gov. JB Pritzker last week transferred Shabbona Lake State Recreation Area, 1,500 acres (607 hectares) in north-central Illinois. The action returns to the Potawatomi territory that was ceded to Chief Shab-eh-nay in a treaty with the U.S. government in 1829. Nothing ever altered that treaty, but the government sold the land in the late 1840s to white settlers.