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Destroyed ATM found at local bank
An ATM was found destroyed at a local bank early Thursday morning.
Crews respond to fire at Sparta, Illinois metals factory
A fire started at spartan light metals in Sparta, Illinois.
Person injured in Fairview Heights house fire
An overnight three-alarm fire at a Fairview Heights home sent one person to the hospital.
Efforts to close short-term rentals loopholes following crime downtown
FOX 2 has exposed loopholes contributing to the repeated chaos and violence in downtown St. Louis, and also uncovered new information about the frantic efforts to close those loopholes.
FOX 2 catches up with baby born with organs on outside
Ten years ago, FOX 2's team was in the delivery room at Barnes Jewish Hospital for a very tricky birth of a baby with a rare birth defect.
Flock camera leads to DUI hit-and-run arrest in Eureka
The increasingly popular Flock cameras are giving police a helping hand throughout St. Louis County. Most recently, they helped Eureka police remove a repeat offender off the streets.
Neighbors worry about rise in crime after Chouteau Park shooting
Families living near Chouteau Park are concerned about a rise in crime after a shooting was caught on camera.
Parkway South High School honors juniors for rescuing classmates in car crash
The two Parkway South High School juniors received the awards for something they did not do in the classroom, but for what they did on their way to a school track meet.
2.5 million vehicles with ‘urgent recalls’ remain unrepaired in U.S.
According to data from CARFAX, more than 2.5 million vehicles tagged with “do not drive” or “park outside” safety recalls remain unrepaired as of May 1, 2023.
Ballwin man invited to White House for Eid al-Fitr celebration
The White House invited Wadalawala and about 400 other Muslims across the United States to an Eid al-Fitr celebration to mark the end of the holy month of Ramadan.
Eureka homeowner gets result on driveway she says the city caused
A Eureka homeowner says the city messes up the apron of her driveway.
Regional leaders push for cooperation in effort to reduce crime
Wednesday’s crime summit was aimed at reducing what some say is the number one issue holding back St. Louis.
State reopens probe into parents’ claim teacher zip tied students
The Missouri Department of Social Services has reopened a case involving young kids with disabilities after it was discovered the state may have cut corners in the investigation.
It's spraying season! Efforts to control mosquitoes following recent wet weather
Recent rains and heavy downpours left standing water all over the St. Louis region. And that brings the return of mosquitoes.
Why sports betting struck out again among Missouri lawmakers
While Missouri's neighboring states continue to allow sports betting, it's still illegal in the Show Me State to place a wager on your favorite team.
Death toll from blinding I-55 dust storm crashes rises to 8
The death toll from numerous crashes on Interstate 55 that occurred amid a blinding dust storm has risen to eight.
Regional crime summit focuses on collaboration, cooperation among municipalities to combat violence
The East-West Gateway Council of Governments hosted Wednesday’s regional crime summit at the Washington University School of Medicine.
Parson meets with circuit attorney staff now under his control
Missouri Governor Mike Parson flew to St. Louis for a one-hour meeting with prosecutors in the circuit attorney’s office in the aftermath of Kim Gardner’s resignation.
Quick response saves student athlete's life after collapse
When a student athlete collapsed at a Wentzville School District track championship over the weekend, it was the quick response from district staffers that saved the student's life.