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Thanksgiving Eve, known for its bustling nightlife at bars, is getting a safety boost this year. If your plans involve indulging in adult beverages, you're in luck—a free ride home is on the table.

Three people are behind bars after they allegedly stole several items from a family's car in St. Louis and used those items to attempt a break-in later at a St. Charles home.

Meteorologist Chris Higgins says that some of Sunday's scattered rain may include some wet snowflakes. He does not expect the wintry mix to impact anyone's travel plans.

The annual pilgrimage back home for Thanksgiving doesn't always come smoothly, as depicted by a 1987 hit comedy that rolls through St. Louis.

A St. Louis County judge canceled the warrant issued for a Hillsdale employee who did not show up to court on a charge connected to running over a FOX 2 News photographer.

Thanksgiving is one of the busiest times of the year for air travelers, and large crowds are expected at St. Louis Lambert International Airport through this weekend.

A south St. Louis apartment manager is behind bars and accused of murder in the shooting death of an alleged trespasser.

Discover a whole new world at Disney’s Aladdin when the hit Broadway musical returns to the Fabulous Fox Theatre on December 12–17.

A tragedy occurred early Wednesday morning in Dellwood after authorities said a car speeding away from Ferguson police slammed into another vehicle, killing the innocent driver of that car.

Warm Springs Ranch's 'Holidays with the Clydesdales' begins Wednesday night.

It's one of the busiest travel days of the year, both across the country and in the St. Louis area.

Charges are filed in a fatal south St. Louis shooting.

A person was hurt in an early morning crash in the Mark Twain neighborhood of north St. Louis.

Someone shot a woman in the arm during an attempted robbery early Wednesday morning.

An hours-long standoff in south St. Louis ended Tuesday night with an armed suspect shooting himself.

Two families in Cahokia Heights are grieving following a domestic murder suicide.

It was an emotional night in Washington, Missouri, on Tuesday as a large crowd welcomed home a local hero who was critically injured in the line of duty.

For the second time, the You Paid For It team has found a case of a homeowner scammed out of their property with the help of the St. Louis Recorder of Deeds.

It’s a mistake that could cost St. Louis at least $500,000, according to Alderwoman Cara Spencer.

Within the past decade, seven birthing units have closed at hospitals across the state, leaving an impact on Missourians, especially in rural areas.