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Millions of people in the U.S. are about to be battered by a massive winter storm. Are you prepared?

Missouri state education officials and St. Louis Public Schools district leaders recently met to discuss a path forward after the district recently lost its status as a fully accredited school district, lowering its status to “provisional accreditation.”

In FOX 2's recent coverage of Vervet monkeys on the run around St. Louis, the St. Louis Department of Health shared that a St. Louis police officer reported seeing at least one of the monkeys. Now, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is pushing back on that claim.

The St. Louis County Library will begin construction on the new "Guy and Judy Jaffe Family Branch" in Chesterfield this winter, which will feature a coffee shop, fireplace, children's space, study rooms, outdoor patio, and reading garden, and is expected to open in 2027.

A new Emerson College Polling survey shows President Donald Trump's approval rating is up to 43% nationwide, while his disapproval also ticked up to 51%.

The City of St. Louis is preparing for dangerous winter weather this weekend, providing 1,000 additional shelter beds for the homeless and urging residents to avoid parking on snow routes to facilitate effective plowing and treatment.

A truck carrying food caught fire on I-44 in Eureka, causing several lanes to be closed overnight and the trailer to be destroyed, but no injuries were reported.

ST. LOUIS - A major winter storm sets up for the weekend that will bring widespread impacts to much of the southern half of the nation, including St. Louis. For us, it will be a 1-2 punch of dangerous cold followed by impactful snow. First the good news, Thursday will be a little colder than [...]

Chances are, if you've ever tuned into a Lindenwood men's basketball game, you've likely heard the names Futrell, Jones and Williams.

The Healing Action Network is sharing tips to help the public spot potential trafficking, as January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month.

Locals owners say they're bracing for this weekend's winter storm.

Safety concerns are on the rise in the Shaw neighborhood following incidents of armed men targeting cars.

The City of St. Louis is outlining preparations for residents ahead of this week's anticipated winter storm, which is expected to bring snow to the St. Louis region.

Changes are coming to Grafton Ferry after the city of Grafton, Illinois, announced on Tuesday that it plans to take ownership for the next 20 years.

Missouri will decide on Thursday if it needs to make some big changes to sports betting, just two months after it became legal.

A St. Louis man is in police custody after he is accused of trying to set fire to homeless encampments in the Columbus Square neighborhood.

Franklin County Circuit Court Judge Craig Hellmann has disqualified defense attorney Leah Chaney from a case related to her case against Russ Faria. She had been representing a former police captain accused of lying during the Faria trials.

City, county and state transportation crews in the St. Louis area are preparing for the weekend weather.

A ruling is expected at any time on a temporary injunction filed in a case that is challenging the constitutionality of a property tax cap approved by lawmakers last year.

Hidden Valley says this stretch of the season is peak, not just for winter sports enthusiasts, but also for the staff who are working with nearly 100 snow guns to create this wonderland all season long.