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The legislation, which now heads to the mayor and was sponsored by Alderwoman Christine Ingrassia, passed unanimously.

ST. LOUIS - FOX 2 celebrated Randi Naughton and Tim Ezell's birthdays on Monday morning's show! Randi's birthday was Sunday and Tim's was Monday! FOX 2 celebrated in the studio with Cake at about 8:25 a.m. Other members of the FOX 2 morning team sang to them!

With the metrics improving, organizers are planning to accommodate more people, but that doesn’t mean they’re sacrificing safety.

ST. LOUIS - A 5-month-old girl died Sunday morning in north St. Louis. Police called it a suspicious death. Investigators found the baby in distress inside a house on Newby Street. She was taken to the hospital where she died. Police are continuing to investigate. FOX 2 will continue to update this story with more information as it becomes available.

St. Louis Magazine dining editor George Mahe discusses topical dining subjects.

St. Louis County Executive Sam Page said public health experts are "hopeful that we can move from a mask requirement to mask recommendation by the end of the month."

Missouri is among the last states to distribute federal education funding from the American Rescue Plan Act. Education leaders are urging state lawmakers to appropriate the money before a March 24 deadline.

Behold the scene after the Rams won the Super Bowl: There was owner Stan Kroenke, fat cigar in his mouth, championship hat on his head, hugging players and coaches and front-office folks, lapping up the celebration.…

In the 50 largest U.S. metro areas, median rent rose an astounding 19.3% from December 2020 to December 2021.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - The effort to bring legalized sports betting to Missouri will be before a committee of state lawmakers in Jefferson City Tuesday. The details of this story are appearing in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. An analysis of one bill under consideration revealed that the potential tax revenue from sports betting, which would [...]

Adam Rubin's brand new book "The Ice Cream Machine" is giving kids a chance of a lifetime.

On this episode of Politically Speaking, Rep. Peter Merideth joins St. Louis Public Radio's Sarah Kellogg to talk about the current session, including the Missouri budget. The legislature has more to do this year money-wise, including passing an extra supplemental budget bill and allocating billions in federal dollars from the American Rescue Plan Act. Merideth also talked about the series of proposed constitutional amendments that have either passed the House or received first round approval.

Amy Rivera not only found a way to live with primary lymphedema, but also compete in the St. Louis Gateway Naturals competition and help others with her nonprofit, Ninjas Fighting Lymphedema Foundation.

Charming and move-in ready, the new owners will love its proximity to a park and the businesses on The Hill

Dr. Holly Ellis shares insights about sleep apnea, napping, and the pandemic's toll

A Squishmallow is a cute, plush, pastel-colored stuffed toy that has evolved into a collector's item. But are they the next Beanie Baby?…

In 1932, after Missouri lost three congressional seats and state lawmakers deadlocked over redistricting, all candidates for the U.S. House ran on a statewide at-large ballot. In the August primary, there were 56 Democratic candidates, 29 Republican candidates and 13 Socialist Party candidates seeking nomination for the 13 available seats. All 16 incumbents ran for […]

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ST. LOUIS - Police say a man choked and killed a 34-year-old woman who broke into his south St. Louis home. Investigators said the woman broke into a house at about 6:30 p.m. Sunday along Dunnica and Gustine Avenues. The man then put the woman in a chokehold killing her. Police arrested him and are [...]