ST. LOUIS - Aug. 29 marks the 20 year anniversary of the devastating Hurricane Katrina making landfall along the Gulf Coast. Meteorologist Chris Higgins sat down for Friday's edition of Weather Extra with a National Hurricane Center meteorologist to talk forecasting improvements since then, in addition to former FOX 2 reporter Roche Madden who traveled [...]
At some Schnucks stores, grabbing everyday essentials, like deodorant, shampoo or laundry detergent, might now mean asking an employee to unlock a glass case first.
ST. LOUIS - A new workforce initiative is set to boost aerospace and aviation career opportunities in the St. Louis region, where nearly 50 aerospace companies are contributing $5 billion to the local economy. The initiative aims to educate high school students and job seekers about career paths in aerospace and aviation. Entry-level salaries in [...]
Wallethub recently published a study that places Missouri as one of the worst states for teenagers to drive in. According to Save MO Lives, car crashes are the No. 1 cause of death for teens in Missouri.
A Missouri judge will decide whether a proposed abortion ban appears on state ballots next year as written, needs revisions or is struck down entirely.
ST. LOUIS - The City of St. Louis is changing its family and medical leave policy. Mayor Cara Spencer says workers now cannot use paid family and medial leave until they have used their accrued medical leave, sick leave, vacation leave and comp time. Paid family and medial leave was a benefit passed by city ordinance in 2022, providing [...]
Joseph Harris, a first-generation college student from South City, is starting his sophomore year at Princeton University, balancing a rigorous academic schedule with football practice, while being a role model for his three younger brothers.
No injuries were reported after a two-story building caught fire in south St. Louis, and crews were able to get the fire under control after 45 minutes.