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Boonville’s beloved Warm Springs Ranch is celebrating the arrival of its newest members at its breeding and training facility.

ST. LOUIS - St. Louis city officials announced plans Thursday to regulate data center projects and will not move forward with a moratorium proposed last week. St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer will sign an executive order Friday that directs city departments to develop a comprehensive framework for incorporating data centers into the city's zoning and [...]

An Army veteran from Wentzville was laid to rest with full military honors Thursday afternoon at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery.

ST. CHARLES, Mo. - Police arrested a suspect Thursday afternoon accused of firing shots near Duchesne High School, prompting a brief lockdown. The St. Charles Police Department reports that shots were fired around 10:49 a.m. in the 500 block of North Duchesne Drive, less than half a mile from the high school. Upon arrival, police [...]

A tractor trailer rolled over Thursday morning on I-70 near mile marker 196. This is the third rollover in that location since Monday.

ST. LOUIS -- Mayor Cara Spencer and St. Louis business leaders will gather October 3 for the annual Mayor’s Business Luncheon, an event focused on the city’s economic growth and future development. The luncheon, held at the Marriott St. Louis Grand Hotel, will bring together entrepreneurs, civic partners, and community members under the theme “Rebuilding [...]

A woman appeared in federal court in downtown St. Louis Thursday to be sentenced for stealing $690,000 over the course of a decade from a St. Louis County charity.

Nathaniel L. Stokes, 35, of Champaign, was arrested in Normal for predatory criminal sexual assault of a victim under 13 and aggravated criminal sexual assault of a victim under 13 after an investigation was started in July.

Ameren's proposal for a new data center could raise electric bills for Missouri customers by about $22 million a year, according to a staff report from the Missouri Public Service Commission.

ST. LOUIS - The Great Forest Park Balloon Race is set to return for its 53rd year this weekend, filling the sky with a multitude of hot air balloons. The free, two day event will return to Forest Park's Emerson Central Fields on Sept. 19 and 20. The event is one of the longest-running hot [...]

COLLINSVILLE, Ill. - Fairmount Park Casino & Racing is marking its 100th anniversary with three days of events, highlighted by the $250,000 St. Louis Derby, the richest race on Illinois’ calendar. The celebration runs from Thursday through Saturday. The party starts Thursday with free commemorative hats or t-shirts for cardholders and slot play prize drawings. [...]

Taking the family out to eat can be one of life's simple joys, until it comes time to pick the restaurant. Finding a place that satisfies kids and adults alike isn't always easy, but for some restaurants, it comes naturally.

Investigators with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department have identified the human remains found inside a tote bag over the weekend in north city.

FOX 2 and Saint Louis 11 hosted Career Day at Busch Stadium, offering students insights into various careers in sports, media, marketing, and sales from professionals in the industry, followed by a Cardinals game.

It’s been nearly two weeks since a Missouri Powerball player won the second-richest prize in the game’s history. Missouri Lottery officials say the winner has yet to come forward to claim their share of the prize.

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe's Office says there are "presently no plans" to send the National Guard to St. Louis to address crime.

St. Louis will receive new FEMA funds to support private property debris removal after the May 16, 2025 tornado, state officials say.

Nate Hayward, the new head of the St. Louis City Justice Center, has outlined his plan to improve the facility by prioritizing staff feedback and reviewing the jail's 'use of force' policy, aiming to replicate the successes he achieved at St. Louis County's jail.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has reappointed five members to the St. Louis Police Board, including St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer, restaurant owners Chris Saracino and Eddie McVey, photographer Brad Arteaga, car dealer Don Brown, and former St. Louis City HR chief Sonya Jenkins-Gray, after withdrawing their appointments earlier this month.

No injuries were reported after a house fire in East St. Louis overnight Thursday, and the house appeared to be vacant.