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LEBANON, Mo. — A Lebanon woman is accused of poisoning her husband's Mountain Dew two liters after being caught on video. According to court documents, Michelle Peters, 47, was arrested for first-degree assault and armed criminal action. She is currently in the Laclede County Detention Center with no bond. On June 24, Peters' husband spoke [...]

Missouri State Representative Gretchen Bangert has filed a federal complaint against St. Louis County Executive Sam Page for allegedly trying to persuade Bangert to drop out of a County Council primary by offering her a job in his administration.

There is a new face in the FOX 2 newsroom, and there is a lot more to her own story than viewers may see on their television. Caroline Pettey is bringing experience from the south and east coast to share the stories of the St. Louis community.

A car crashed into a house in De Soto early Wednesday morning, resulting in multiple injuries, but the cause of the crash is currently unknown.

St. Louis County Police are investigating a shooting that left two people dead on the 200 block of Roderick Drive in Glasgow Village, with no suspects in custody.

ST. LOUIS - 103 was our high Tuesday, a new record. It was the warmest temperature since we hit 104 on August 25, 2023. We are not done with the storms just yet. A severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect for counties west of metro St. Louis. Storms dropping out of northwest Missouri have a [...]

Shocking details and photos are coming out of a typically quiet Florissant neighborhood after a drive-by shooting Tuesday afternoon.

An exotic animal sighting in a public space is bringing up the responsibilities of pet owners around Missouri.

A veteran whose uniforms were soaked by raw sewage in Granite City is receiving help from the city, including from Mayor Mike Parkinson.

FOX 2 is following the money pouring into one of the top races in Missouri: the Republican primary for governor.

A Jefferson County man’s story of surviving death from a fentanyl overdose will be part of an upcoming DEA summit on fentanyl.

Annie Malone Children & Family Services has launched a new program aimed at empowering men ages 16 through 21.

The St. Louis County Police Department is investigating possible excessive force involving an officer who recently switched departments.

On a day when St. Louis experienced record heat, a late afternoon thunderstorm took out power at Serendipity Ice Cream Shop in The Grove. Earlier in the week, their glass door was shattered by an overnight smash-and-grab.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - The state's public universities and colleges are set to receive a 3% funding increase within the next month, pending the governor's approval. Now, lawmakers are looking at different funding models going forward. For years, the Missouri General Assembly has used a Basic Plus Funding Model, meaning the budget process for higher [...]

Tesla has recalled the stainless steel-clad Cybertruck four times since it went on sale Nov. 30.

Jayson Tatum and Matthew Tkachuk, who once took bus rides and shared classes together in suburban St. Louis, are now professional champions.

Preparing for the heat is the main mission of Cool Down St. Louis this summer. The group is striving to keep those vulnerable safe with the help of Ameren Electric.

If you were looking to define true bravery, look no further than the men and women who put their lives on the line everyday as members of the military. One group, Quilts of Valor, is honoring those in a unique way.

Its creation comes after five years of study that started with a commission and determined that Illinois families faced a Byzantine bulwark in trying to obtain services often ensconced in disparate agencies: the State Board of Education and the departments of Human Services and Healthcare and Family Services.