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We hear it time and time again that minutes save lives, but as St. Louisans depend on ambulances when they need them most, new data reveals an ambulance may not be available.

Police in O’Fallon, Missouri, say they’ve arrested three people who were part of an international fraud ring.

Rockwood High School students traditionally graduate after Memorial Day. In August, the district announced a change, citing feedback as one reason for moving the end of the school year to before the holiday. The change also resulted in an earlier than usual graduation day.

The first candidate to speak, Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.), walked back his incendiary comment from earlier this month — “If you strike, you’re fired” — which he said earlier this month on the campaign trail in reference to the United Auto Workers (UAW) strike that’s currently underway in Detroit.

One man is dead and another wounded following a double shooting Wednesday in south St. Louis.

After a St. Louis motel was forced to shut down due to being a nuisance for decades, the property has a new owner with big plans.

A 2023 study conducted by SmartAsset to determine the highest real estate taxes in America showed some surprising results for Central Illinois.

The St. Louis County Police Department is looking for two suspects in connection with a recent business break-in. Police refer to the suspects as "ice-cold bandits."

The Illinois Department of Agriculture has detected an invasive species of bug in Illinois.

A St. Louis County man is accused of coercing children overseas to engage in sexually explicit conduct.

Some senior citizens in Illinois may be able to wait a little longer before taking the mandatory driving test.

ST. LOUIS - A woman was charged Wednesday for allegedly shooting a coworker at their job following an argument. According to Sgt. Charles Wall, a spokesman for the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, the shooting took place just before 4:10 p.m. at the Family Dollar on North Florissant Avenue near St. Louis Avenue, in the [...]

A busy Wednesday leads the Missouri Supreme Court to hearing arguments on three cases, including one pushing to overturn a St. Louis police "bill of rights law."

- In August, a new edition was made to Missouri's state symbols: the Hawken Rifle. This rifle has its origins in St. Louis, thanks to Jacob Hawken, who initially began his journey in Virginia in 1808 before eventually settling in St. Louis in 1825.

FOX2 welcomes a new meteorologist, Haley Fitzpatrick, who is from St. Louis, Missouri, marking her return to the area after nearly a decade away. Fitzpatrick's role encompasses both studio and fieldwork, handling weather reporting as well as climate reporting.

Community radio station KDHX 88.1 FM has lost an alarming number of volunteer DJs this past month. At least 10 were fired as the station announced new fall programming changes on Friday, and at least five others have reportedly quit.

The next two solar eclipses are expected in October and April, and St. Louis will offer a prime viewing experience for both phenomena.

ST. LOUIS -- What happened to the fall weather? It is nearly October and a lot of Midwesterners want to know when it will start showing up in the forecast. The National Weather Service says that an Omega Block is shifting the jet stream over the Midwest, near Canada. This is keeping the cooler temperatures [...]

The National Hurricane Center is continuing to watch Tropical Storm Philippe and a disturbance, which is expected to become the next named storm.

GRANITE CITY, Ill. -- A woman is under arrest for the death of a former boyfriend. Tara Anderson, 37, is facing murder charges in the fatal shooting of Phillip Armstrong, 39, of Granite City. A judge has ordered her to be held in police custody until her detention hearing. Police were called to the 1400 [...]