FOX 2 📺

- Recent cooler nights have played a significant role in bringing about the fall foliage color change in the St. Louis area. We've received an update from experts responsible for the foliage report, and they now indicate that much of Missouri, as well as the western region of Illinois near the St. Louis metro area, is currently experiencing vibrant fall colors. 

In his TKO special, Martin Kilcoyne poses a rhetorical question. He wonders if you've ever been in a situation where a friend asks for a favor and you reluctantly agree, even though you'd rather not. In this case, Kilcoyne's friend, Tim Ezell, sent him a message asking if he could come over for some Halloween trick-or-treating. 

”You getting involved, Elliott Davis, and channel two. It took you getting involved to make things happen," said Reginald Newburn. "It’s a shame that I had to go through this many steps for this long. I’m going to accept it for what it is. It’s done now, and I’m happy about it.”

A driver was hurt after crashing in south St. Louis overnight.

Medicare open enrollment started in early October and runs until December 7. Experts say now is the time to evaluate your coverage and adjust if needed.

The next round of funding for the Illinois electric car rebate program opens on Wednesday.

Congresswoman Nikki Budzinkski of Illinois will be in Belleville on Wednesday. She's touring the Belleville Shoe Manufacturing Company to learn more about their operation.

Furnaces are fired up Wednesday morning, and the group 'Journey Against Domestic and Sexual Abuse' wants to help some folks pay heating bills.

A south city home was destroyed after an intense early morning fire. Right now, city firefighters are still on the scene.

Israel admits the strike on the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza was targeted. The Israeli Defense Forces said they killed a Hamas leader who helped plan the Oct. 7 terror attack on Israeli soil.

FOX 2 received an exclusive look at growing tensions over the issue of fair pay for disabled workers.

Colorful characters and creepy costumes—not just on people but on cars—all gathered in a parking lot on Page Boulevard.

Debra King opened her garage door for a neighborhood Halloween gathering Tuesday night. She and other Fairview Heights residents shared sadness over news of a morning fire a few blocks away at the Savers thrift store on Lincoln Trail.

The deaths all happened in under a four-hour span. The ages of those who died range from their early 40s to their late 60s.

More than a hundred vehicle owners recently learned their license renewals are not legal. It’s not their fault, according to prosecutors who say they just dismantled a decade-long fraud scheme.

The St. Louis County Police Department has canceled an endangered silver advisory for a Ballwin woman who disappeared Tuesday morning.

Students from the Saint Louis University School of Science and Engineering took a break from midterms and exams to participate in a pumpkin carving contest.

A Missouri appeals court ruled Tuesday against Republican-written summaries of abortion-rights ballot measures that described several proposed amendments as allowing “dangerous and unregulated abortions until live birth.”

A St. Louis man who helped at least 20 people file fraudulent pandemic loan applications that reaped $666,656 will spend several years behind bars.

A former Illinois state trooper who killed two Collinsville sisters due to reckless driving in November 2007 is still trying to regain his driving privileges some 16 years after the fatal collision.