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Damage to a park ranger vehicle and a civilian’s car was visible. 

The complaint declares Missouri to be an "economic and reputational threat to the People’s Republic of China."

Officers say they are working to find the alleged shooter.

Approximately 1,400 young people attended a workforce development event on the St. Louis University campus, aimed at providing career guidance and bridging the gap between education and employment readiness.

Drivers are urged to be aware of potential congestion and alternate routes to help ease traffic during peak travel times.

UPS is currently processing more than 52,000 packages each hour to meet the demand.

The St. Louis County Council approves millions of dollars in budget cuts following a budget crisis that has fueled bankruptcy concerns in recent weeks.

Only FOX 2 was in court when an elder fraud case took a twist in court, leading to the defendant getting additional time in prison because of her reaction.

When the trooper found explicit photos of the victims or their loved ones, he photographed the images on his cell phone.

A St. Louis woman who admitted to abusing an infant, sending videos of the acts and even texting that she felt an "adrenaline rush" from it will avoid jail time if she completes probation, a judge ruled last week.

Two identical bills filed in Missouri would prohibit undocumented immigrants from sending money through remittance services if passed.

On Tuesday, St. Louis County leaders announced the implementation of a Narcan vending machine in an effort to combat overdoses among residents.

St. Louis county’s animal shelter will waive adoption fees Friday and Saturday to help ease overcrowding and find homes for pets before the holidays.

A teenager has been certified as an adult and charged with murder in a St. Louis shooting that killed a man last June.

Two St. Louis men who pulled a pilot from a burning plane after it crash-landed in a Monroe County field last year are being honored with the highest award a civilian can get for heroism.

America's most *shell-ebrated* job is seeking applicants for the 2026 class.

A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit between St. Louis Sheriff Alfred Montgomery and St. Louis Jail Commissioner Tammy Ross.

Missouri bettors wagered over $73 million in the first week of sports betting, exceeding expectations and prompting higher short-term forecasts.

A witness told officers they overheard the man on his phone, saying he was “gonna get her” and that “she’s cool with it,” which the witness believed was a reference to the on-duty manager allowing him to take the items.

The Gateway Arch Park Foundation is exploring park expansion and potential changes to Interstate 44 as part of a long-term vision for the riverfront.