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Kelly Chase is once again battling leukemia. The former Blues player and broadcaster received a clean bill of health last spring, but the cancer has returned. FOX 2 Sports Director Martin Kilcoyne sits down with "Chaser" as he takes on this new challenge.

An ambitious south St. Louis teen is proving that dreams and determination can take you far.

November is still very much a transition month, as the warm air fades and the cold makes more frequent visits. With a shot of cold air set for later this week, it's not too early to think of snow around these parts.

Nov. 10, 2021, outside Barack Obama Elementary School on Jennings Station Road—42-year-old Christoper Chaney was shot and killed.

UPDATE: The woman was located and deemed safe. FERGUSON, Mo. – A Ferguson woman with serious medical conditions was reported missing this weekend. Anyone with information on the woman’s whereabouts is asked to contact the Ferguson Police Department at 314-522-3100.

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina coach Shane Beamer got a text recently from an SEC rival coach impressed with freshman quarterback LaNorris Sellers. “You’ve got ‘Superman’ back there,” the message read, Beamer said. Sellers may not be the “Man of Steel,” but he’s certainly making a major impact for No. 23 South Carolina. And…

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Martin Necas had two goals and two assists as the Carolina Hurricanes beat the St. Louis Blues 4-1 on Sunday. Andrei Svechnikov and Eric Robinson also scored for the Hurricanes, who’ve won two straight following a 1-2 road trip. Robinson added two assists. Pyotr Kochetkov made 29 saves. Necas has a 13-game points streak since he was kept off the scoresheet Oct. 19 at St. Louis. Jake Neighbours opened the scoring for St. Louis, but the Blues lost for the fifth time in six games.

The congregation at Mount Calvary Church of God in Christ is celebrating a milestone of 50 years in the Metro East.

Pandemic inflation in the US and Europe was nearly—but not quite!—identical: Why was it nearly the same? Because in both places the underlying causes were the same: supply chain shortages combined with rescue packages that kept demand steady. Why was it a little different? Because the US passed a gigantic stimulus all at one time ...continue reading "Raw data: Inflation in the US and Europe"