The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra and the American Federation of Musicians, Local 2-197 have successfully negotiated a new four-year contract, ensuring salary increases and improved working conditions for the musicians.
ST. LOUIS - It was an absolutely beautiful Thursday with cooler air keeping our highs in the 70s. The northerly flow bringing us the cool down did also bring some wildfire smoke to the region as well and you might have noticed the haze to the blue sky. Friday brings another cold front through the [...]
Hope Animal Rescues in Godfrey, Illinois, is known for rescuing dogs that have been abused or neglected. Jackie Spiker, the nonprofit’s co-founder, said without their intervention, in many cases, dogs would be euthanized.
St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer is reacting just days after a state-level shake-up at the city’s police department. It all has to do with the state takeover of the department, which Governor Mike Kehoe signed into law back in March.
From hotels to casinos, FOX 2 News has reported how sex trafficking has hit the region hard. Now the fight against it has gone mobile, with eyes on the road everywhere.
As summer winds down, the Missouri Alliance for Animal Legislation (MAAL) invites St. Louis-area dog lovers to end the season with a splash—literally! Their beloved annual event, Pool Paws for Humane Laws, is back and promises tail-wagging fun for both pets and their people.
A Special Committee on redistricting heard from state lawmakers Thursday on what they thought of the state legislature changing the congressional districts.
After receiving a notice from the City of Crestwood declaring their apartment building “dangerous,” some residents at Forest View Apartments began making plans to move out.
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit challenging Illinois laws that allow undocumented students to pay in-state tuition and receive state-funded scholarships.
An eight-year-old boy was involved in a traffic collision with a school bus on Frank Scott Parkway near Winchester Place Apartments in Fairview Heights on Sept. 3 at around 4:00 p.m.
These funds will be used to provide dumpsters for nonprofits and community groups; consulting services; recovery officer staffing; and repairs to make hundreds of affordable, public, and nonprofit vacancies immediately available for tornado victims in need of shelter.
A federal grand jury indicted two St. Charles County men for allegedly harboring undocumented migrant workers. The indictments were tied to a series of raids that shut down a popular St. Peters restaurant.
93-year-old Pate was charged with murder after allegedly cutting his wife's throat during an argument in the car, with a maximum prison term of 60 years behind bars.
As the NFL season officially kicks off Thursday night when the Dallas Cowboys take on the Philadelphia Eagles, a few players from the St. Louis area will be on the field. This will continue throughout the weekend, as dozens more natives of the region will be in action across the league.
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