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Legislation that would allow fully driverless cars and taxis onto Missouri roads advanced out of a House committee last week, sparking concerns of public safety, job loss, and questions about who should be in control of the future of driverless vehicles in the state.  

The City of St. Louis has suspended all trash, recycling, and yard waste collection Monday, Jan. 26, 2026, as crews focus on snow removal, according to the Refuse Division.

The St. Louis Fire Department made a water rescue in the midst of chilling temperatures to save a four-legged friend.

One man is in custody after a woman’s body was found decomposing and nearly frozen earlier this month behind a home in St. Louis.

First responders in Cuba, Missouri, are being hailed as heroes for wading into a frozen pond to rescue two horses.

A bicyclist who appears to have taken a very wrong turn was escorted by police off of Interstate 64 near Forest Park after riding along the highway.

Missouri lawmakers consider relaxing vehicle inspection requirements, sparking debate on safety and convenience for rural residents.

Following a large snow storm that left behind several inches of snow across the city and region, SkyFOX took a trip to the sky Monday to see what the morning was looking like for the community.

Moved across state lines recently? You aren't alone.

Kids and adults enjoyed a day of sledding at Art Hill in St. Louis, taking advantage of the fresh snow and cold temperatures.

Kids in the St. Louis area enjoyed the fresh snowfall, while parents took extra precautions to keep them safe and warm in the cold.

Lambert International Airport reported 38 flight cancellations and 10 flight delays this morning due to the severe winter storms affecting air travel across the country.

St. Louis is experiencing a cold week with temperatures staying below freezing until Groundhog Day, with no snow in the forecast.

A man is fighting for his life after jumping from a two-story home that caught fire Sunday night in north St. Louis.

Road crews in central Missouri got some help from Mother Nature on Sunday afternoon.

FOX 2 spoke with drivers who were out on the roads Sunday afternoon to see how they’re feeling about driving conditions going into the workweek.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) shared an update on what troopers have been working on during this weekend's winter storm on Sunday afternoon.

Our weekend storm is gone, but the cold remains. With below normal and below freezing temps all week long, the snow will stay on the ground for a while.

City crews have been responding nonstop for close to two days straight during this winter storm.

Missourians smartly hunkered down during this weekend's extreme winter weather, as the bi-state region was caked in eight to 12 inches of snow.