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A Missouri Lottery player who won $1.3 million was in such shock that he headed straight to church, where his wife was, to show her the new retirement money they just won.

Friday is the deadline for felony marijuana expungements in Missouri.

If you're looking for a treat that's sweet and festive, Clementine's Creamery has you covered.

Help is on the way for those in need of medical equipment. 'STL Help' will be in St. Charles every Friday this month.

Many senior citizen homeowners in St. Louis City could receive a break on their property taxes if a bill receives final approval Friday from the Board of Aldermen.

State Representative Sarah Unsicker of Shrewsbury is removed from all house committees.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is suing Washington University.

There was a one-car rollover crash on 19th Street at Washington Avenue in downtown St. Louis.

A driver was injured in a crash overnight in downtown St. Louis.

St. Louis Aldermen will introduce two new bills dealing with rental properties.

Another new bill being introduced Friday would grant specific people access to city correctional facilities.

City aldermen will introduce a new bill to require a public hearing before police can use any surveillance tools because of privacy concerns.

The Jewish community in St. Louis honored the start of Hannukah on Thursday by lighting the menorah at Kiener Plaza.

Douglass Schaeffler is no longer the Ballwin Police Chief. He has been terminated from the role, nearly two months after the city's board of aldermen voted to put him on leave.

The City of St. Louis shared a report Thursday indicating there has been an improvement in response times for answering emergency calls.

Last week, FOX 2 exposed dangers at the former St. Louis Medium Security Institution (MSI) Jail, also known as the Workhouse. The city's top public safety official now calls the issues there “eye-opening."

For every police case that leads to criminal charges, there are many others that never make the news.

It’s a groundbreaking program changing lives of people who battle chronic mental illness and addictions. The L.A.I. (Long Acting Injectable) clinic is designed to help people with chronic mental struggles and addictions.

Around 30 percent of Missouri's school districts are only in session for four days a week this year. Missouri's top educator says this recent trend is part of a domino effect.

In 2023, the meaning of Hanukkah is ever more meaningful for many around St. Louis.