ST. LOUIS - One St. Louis woman is going mobile in effort to bring food and water to residents who were directly impacted by last week's tornado. Tony Johnson is actively involved in the recovery efforts, helping distributing free water and nachos in a bus. FOX 2 spoke with Johnson about why and how she's [...]
This bird you cannot change, but this bird now has a video.UMe has premiered the first-ever official video for Lynyrd Skynyrd's classic epic, "Free Bird." The clip arrives over 50…
On the evening of May 14, when the House side of the Missouri legislature was almost a ghost town, state Rep. Mark Sharp’s phone started buzzing with messages telling him that “things are getting ready to blow up in the Senate.” Sharp, a Kansas City Democrat, started making his way to the Senate when he […]
A tornado tore through St. Louis, causing major damage to the Academy Sherman Park neighborhood and displacing residents, with the homeowner losing her dream home and a lifetime of memories.
ST. LOUIS - Memorial Day is a day of remembrance for those who have died while serving in the U.S. military, and every year, events across the country take place to honor them. While this Memorial Day weekend is anticipated to be a rainy one, it's not stopping events around the St. Louis area.
The Creve Coeur-based seed innovation company filed for bankruptcy protection in March, when it reported that it had about $137.5 million in assets and $110.7 million in liabilities.
Lawmakers continue to propose new bills that would require social media companies and app stores to segment users by age and obtain parental consent for minors. Laws like Utah’s new App Store Accountability Act and an identically named piece of federal legislation are being pushed across the country. Other bills, such as the Rhode Island Social Media Regulation Act, would […]
ST. LOUIS - A longtime resident of the Academy/Sherman Park neighborhood in north St. Louis reflects on the damage a tornado caused to the community. Stacie Dash, 65, has been a member of the Academy/Sherman Park neighborhood for an extended period of time, sharing that she has lived in the community her whole life. "I [...]
Residents of Washington Terrace, a historic residential area located in St. Louis' DeBaliviere Place neighborhood, reflect on the damage after a devastating tornado swept through the area.
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JERSEYVILLE/HIGHLAND - Rulito Videla is a fifth-generation clown who can’t wait to perform for Riverbend audiences at Carden Circus next week . On May 27, 2025, in Jerseyville, and May 29, 2025, in Highland, community members can enjoy Carden Circus , an international act with motorcycle stunts, archery, aerialists, animals and more fun for people of all ages to enjoy. Videla looks forward to sharing his bits with the community, and he emphasized that the “magic” of the circus resonates with everyone. “No matter your race, color, size or where you’re from, everyone has a good time at the circus,” Videla said. “It’s just incredible because when I’m performing onstage and I look into the audience, I get to see their reactions, and I can see a whole family just laughing or creating this memory that they’ll never forget. That’s the beauty of the circus.” In Jerseyville, the show starts at 7 p.m. on
ALTON – An Alton man faces multiple felonies after recklessly fleeing from police at high speeds, stealing scrap materials and household items, and possessing methamphetamine. Eugene A. Covington, 54, of Alton, was charged on May 12, 2025 with one count of theft, two counts of aggravated fleeing or attempting to elude a peace officer, and one count of unlawful possession of methamphetamine (a Class 3 felony). Covington allegedly stole various household items and scrap materials from the victim on May 10, 2025. He had previously been convicted of theft over $300 in a 2004 Madison County case. He also reportedly fled from police at speeds over 21 mph over the legal speed limit and possessed less than five grams of methamphetamine at the time of the incident. A petition was filed to deny Covington’s pretrial release, stating the incident unfolded after Madison County Sheriff’s Deputies attempted a traffic stop on the vehicle Covington was driving near East Drive in
You may find yourself at a beautiful wedding, with a beautiful bride, with David Byrne performing, and you may ask yourself, "Well, how did I get here?"If you're Andrew Kuo, you…
One week since a deadly EF-3 tornado struck St. Louis, killing five and injuring dozens, city officials have pointed to failures in the emergency siren system and human error in warning residents of dangerous conditions.
St. Louis City SC will donate all proceeds from an upcoming game to aid in the tornado recovery efforts and will also volunteer in the cleanup efforts.
Foo Fighters' upcoming concert in Jakarta, Indonesia, looks to be just as rowdy as their shows anywhere else in the world.Promoter Ravel Junardy tells the Jakarta Globe that Dave Grohl and company…
PHOTOS: Newly promoted Edwardsville Police Lieutenant Matthew Senci, new Police Sergeant Marcus Wagner, new Assistant Fire Chief Mark Mayfield and his father, new Fire Captain Jake Sweetman and family, new Fire Captain Jeremy Paschall and family. EDWARDSVILLE – Edwardsville saw some Police and Fire Department personnel promoted and police equipment purchases approved at the latest City Council meeting on Tuesday, May 20, 2025. Within the Edwardsville Police Department, Marcus Wagner was promoted to the rank of sergeant, while Matthew Senci was promoted to lieutenant. Fire Department promotions included new Fire Captains Jeremy Paschall and Jake Sweetman, as well as new Assistant Fire Chief Mark Mayfield. “Having such a high-quality Police Department and Fire Department is a great source of pride – not only for myself, but for the aldermen,” Mayor Art Risavy said. “We’re very grateful for the level of expertise and the sacrifice that you make.”
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