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A winning Powerball ticket worth $50,000 was sold at QuikTrip, located at 702 Lemay Ferry Road in St. Louis. The ticket matched four of the five white-ball numbers drawn, in addition to the Powerball, during the drawing on September 16.

There's another ordinance effort Friday to install 60 speed bumps in Soulard.

Another bill would require landlords to provide "good cause" before evicting any residents.

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen is introducing a bill to bring back red light and speed cameras.

Some St. Louis aldermen will again introduce an ordinance to prohibit the open carrying of firearms without a concealed-carry permit.

The Sportscar Vintage Racing Association and Trans Am Series are bringing the 2023 Gateway Speed Tour to the World Wide Technology Raceway this weekend.

The Gerding Enterprises BBQ for Backstoppers is happening Saturday.

You don't have to travel to Florida to experience the wonderful world of Disney this weekend. That's because it's coming here to St. Louis.

St. Louis native and blues musician Marquise Knox will be performing for much of the night.

The St. Louis Blues are holding a first-of-its-kind preseason event Friday night.

The 2023 Ferguson StreetFest is kicking off Friday.

Police apprehended a man on Interstate 255 Friday morning after a long-distance pursuit.

U.S. Marshals in suburban Philadelphia have apprehended a prisoner who escaped from the Barry County jail in Cassville on June 1.

The United Auto Workers union is expanding its strike against two of the big three automakers.

Parents and students attended a meeting of the Francis Howell Board of Education with concerns on an incident that left private information about students up for grabs. The board is looking to better safeguard that data.

The race to see who will be Missouri's next governor is heating up, literally.

A falling bullet struck a 70-year-old man on Sunday while he was relaxing by his pool in the Central West End. FOX 2 examines the science of gunfire, and discovers the bullet may have come from miles away.

A biohazard and crime scene cleaning crew are continuing to remove thousands of pounds of rotting fish from the Seafood City market in University City. Residents began calling the city more than a week ago with complaints about a rotting stench in their neighborhood.

Some middle school students not eligible for bus transportation in a St. Charles neighborhood are now able to ride a Francis Howell school bus.

The search has ended for a convicted child sex offender who walked away from Mercy South Hospital early Thursday morning.