ST. LOUIS -- Come celebrate three days of live music, folkloric dance, authentic foods, and artisan crafts at the 29th Annual Greater St. Louis Hispanic Festival. Returning to Soulard Park September 19-21, the festival celebrates the vibrant heritage and traditions of Hispanic nations. Admission is free, and the entire community is invited to participate in [...]
ST. LOUIS - Striking Boeing union members overwhelmingly approved an offer this morning drafted by their own union that could have ended the walkout by thousands of workers. But Boeing company officials rejected the union-crafted contract not long after it was approved by the rank and file. Members of the International Association of Machinists and [...]
Mai Lee Restaurant in St. Louis is celebrating its 40th anniversary, marking four decades of serving Vietnamese cuisine to the St. Louis area, and the Tran family's journey to America in pursuit of the American Dream.
Midwest Regional Bank has filed a lawsuit against the wife of the developer of the shuttered business Armory STL, seeking millions of dollars in unpaid debt.
An anonymous Illinois Lottery player from East Saint Louis has claimed the largest Lotto jackpot of the year, worth $14.6 million, and plans to use the money to take care of family, buy a house, drive a Lexus, and take a trip to Paris.
A bill proposed in Illinois would name a day after Charlie Kirk. Sen. Neil Anderson of Andalusia filed Senate Bill 2694. The bill would amend the state Commemorative Dates Act to recognize September 10 as Charlie Kirk Day. Kirk was an Illinois native who founded the conservative youth outreach organization Turning Point USA. Kirk was [...]
CENTRAL ILLINOIS (WCIA) -- Thursday marked two years since the end of cash bail in Illinois following the state Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the SAFE-T Act. The rule means people arrested can no longer post a cash bond to be released before their trial. Instead, a judge decides if the person poses a risk [...]
Monster Jam is set to take place at the Dome at America's Center on Saturday, Sept. 20, featuring 12,000 pound trucks with 1,500 horsepower competing in races, a skills competition, and a freestyle show for fans of all ages.
At the end of August, the Missouri General Assembly enacted several new laws to address various crimes, including sex trafficking, theft and motor vehicle operations, to increase public safety. Have you heard of them, though?
Some people may smell a foul odor Friday around St. Louis County, including in north county. Spire utility crews are investigating and do not believe the odor is one of natural gas.
No injuries were reported after an overnight fire in north St. Louis' Wells-Goodfellow neighborhood, which broke out around 1 a.m. at Arlington and Theodosia.
WEBSTER GROVES, Mo. - Pep Zone returns as FOX 2's Ty Hawkins visits Webster Groves High School Friday morning to get a feel of the school spirit. While at the school, Hawkins spoke with students, teachers, and coaches ahead of their upcoming football game.
Crews are working to repair broken water mains in Glendale, Missouri, with North Sappington and North Berry Roads closed in the affected areas and repairs expected to be completed by 9 a.m. Friday.
JEFFERSON COUNTY, MO. - A teen was left hospitalized early Friday morning after being pulled from an overnight trailer fire in Byrnes Mill. The fire broke out around 3 a.m. on the 6800 block of Heatherwood Drive. Police say a trailer caught on fire and trapped a 15-year-old boy with autism inside. Officers attempted to [...]
Boeing union members are set to vote on a new proposal Friday morning that could potentially end their walkout, which includes improved 401(k) contributions and raises for some members, and a ratification bonus compromise.
ST. LOUIS - After a dry, hot pattern that brought us eight straight days on 90+ temperatures, the weather is changing. It will be a bit unsettled for Friday, the weekend, and early next week, though no all day rain is expected. The occasional rain and dip and temperatures will be welcomed by many, but [...]
Supporters of the Columbia High educator spoke during the district’s regular September board of education meeting, expressing frustration over what led to her departure.
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