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The end result in court is one in which Angie Saggoner almost gave up on, as the wheels of justice did not move as quickly as the wheels on her stolen family vehicle.

In tribute to Andrew Cully's service, U.S. and Missouri flags will be flown at half-staff at government buildings for one day.

A Missouri judge has approved ballot language for a proposed constitutional amendment that would undo an abortion rights measure approved by voters last November.

A driver reportedly struck a pedestrian Wednesday afternoon near West County Mall.

A Nebraska woman says a jump meant to thrill visitors at a haunted house in Kansas City, Missouri, left her with two broken ankles.

“Life of Pi” has begun its run of shows at the Fabulous Fox Theatre through Oct. 19. FOX 2 News got an inside look at the team who brings a tiger to life on stage and in person.

Right now, Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers helping with security lines and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) air traffic controllers are still on duty at St. Louis Lambert International Airport, but will not be paid until the government reopens.

ST. LOUIS — St. Louis City SC is teaming up with rapper and St. Louis native Smino for a limited-edition streetwear collection that supports tornado relief in the region. The collaboration will include two shirts and two hoodies, all co-designed by Smino’s Zero Fatigue record label and City SC. 100% of net proceeds will go to the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis to help support those impacted by the devastating tornadoes that hit the area in May.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court seemed ready Wednesday to revive a Republican challenge to an Illinois law that allows the counting of late-arriving mail ballots, which have been a target of President Donald Trump. The justices are considering the narrower issue of whether a GOP congressman has the legal right, or standing, to challenge [...]

Police in Massillon, Ohio, are defending their actions after parents of Cardinal Ritter football players raised concerns over the use of pepper spray after last Friday's game.

WILLARD, Mo. — Global pop star and lesbian icon Chappell Roan has put her hometown of Willard on the map — but many longtime residents say they’ve never heard of her. “No, I don't know who she is,” said David White, who was eating lunch catered to seniors on Wednesday, Oct. 8, at the Willard [...]

Prosecutors have charged a St. Louis man for setting fire to a police trailer last month.

Police are asking for the public’s help as they investigate the death of a woman found earlier this month in north St. Louis. A utility worker discovered the woman’s body around 10 a.m. on Oct. 3 in the 7600 block of Hall Street, police said. She was later identified as 27-year-old Monyiah Holman.

A St. Louis man is in custody for a shooting last month in north county.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker is calling for the National Governors Association to condemn the deployment of troops from the Texas National Guard into the state, and has threatened to withdraw Illinois from the organization if it does not.

The Schnucks grocery chain is recalling a pasta product sold at its stores in Missouri, Illinois, Indiana because of concerns the product may be contaminated with listeria monocytogenes.

Erica Lynn Harp, 42, has been missing since April 1, 2024.   From St. Louis, Missouri, Erica is described as 5’2”, about 120 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes. What she was last wearing is unknown, and she is also without her medication, which adds to the concern for her well-being. The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department urges anyone with information about Erica's whereabouts to call 911.

The College Kids Program in St. Louis is celebrating its tenth anniversary with a gala event to boost savings for students' higher education, having already raised over two million dollars.

The Illinois Department of Revenue is warning of a new nationwide scam that comes in the guise of messages appearing to come from state revenue or treasury agencies.

Rain fell for the first time in weeks in parts of Central Illinois, but it won’t be enough to end the drought and we’ll continue to see the effects of the drought for the foreseeable future.