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The workers are demanding voluntary recognition of their union.

St. Louis City Hall called tornado siren repairs an emergency this past spring. So why are those repairs still in limbo? FOX 2 News reported on the failing sirens earlier this week and returned to city hall to find out the hold up.

A teen is behind bars for allegedly shooting a man at a park in St. Louis County just over a year ago.

Celebrate St. Louis’ jazz legacy and future at the Wednesday Night Jazz Jam. Free and family-friendly, the Wednesday Night Jazz Jam is a weekly gathering that brings jazz within reach […]

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We’ve long established that modern “smart” devices aren’t always all that smart. Whether it’s “smart” door locks that are easily hacked to gain entry, “smart” refrigerators that leak your Gmail credentials, or “smart” vehicles that sell data to insurance companies without your permission, the act of modernizing something with internet access and a CPU isn’t […]

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court during lengthy arguments Wednesday weighed whether President Donald Trump violated the Constitution when he became the first U.S. president to impose sweeping global tariffs under an economic emergency powers statute usually reserved to combat rare and unusual threats. Justices in both the conservative 6-3 majority and liberal minority questioned […]

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Wednesday the Federal Aviation Administration would restrict air travel in 40 “high-traffic” areas of the country to relieve pressure on air traffic controllers who have been working without a paycheck since Oct. 1.  The cutbacks will start Friday, Duffy said at an afternoon press conference.  He and FAA Administrator […]

Local markets are estimating potentially big losses the longer the delays in SNAP benefits last due to the government shutdown.

The interim jail director blamed the low staffing on why detainees are currently only able to be out of their cells for about one hour per day.

A completely rebuilt and extended stretch of Interstate 70 is finished in Callaway County.

Funds are heading to the city of St. Louis following the aftermath of the May 16 tornado.

Ready to play with fire in the coolest way possible? Join Third Degree Glass Factory for this fun, hands-on 3-day course in flameworking and start your journey toward renting torch time […]

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Light up your creativity by designing and creating a custom glass lamp. Learn the fundamentals of kiln forming as you cut and arrange colorful glass pieces into a stunning design. […]

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The White House will partially fund SNAP after court rulings required it to keep the food aid program. But it's unclear when payments will be made or for how much.

Five Acres Animal Shelter has six new puppies in its care. The puppies arrived after they were found abandoned outside in rural Missouri.

A Missouri Lottery player from Chesterfield won a $1 million Powerball prize —but they don’t plan on keeping it all for themselves.

St. Louis tornado survivors are getting transportation help as the Urban League launches an electric car share program.

Soldiers Memorial’s newest exhibit, Two Minutes to Midnight and the Architecture of Armageddon, explores the height of the Cold War. Photographers Adam Reynolds and Jeanine Michna-Bales capture the uncertainty of the nuclear age, how it transformed American life, and the chilling relevance it has today. Photographic Messages Michna-Bales and Reynolds use two photographic essays to …

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St. Louis County leaders are facing a hard truth: a massive budget crisis.