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"He intentionally killed my loved ones and I think he should have been charged with murder," said Malinda Stokes.

A Cole County Circuit Court judge must soon decide whether Missouri voters will be able to enshrine sports betting in the state’s constitution. A lawsuit brought by two political strategists questions the validity of the signature verification process used by the Secretary of State’s Office. The proposal was certified for the November ballot after being deemed to have collected enough signatures in all but two congressional districts. But over the course of a nearly seven-hour hearing on…

A federal judge on Thursday sentenced a woman who stole from a St. Louis-area comic book company — then went to Scotland — to prison.

The city saw 106 homicides from Jan. 1 through Aug. 31, down slightly from 109 homicides the same time last year.

Four months before leaving office, Gov. Mike Parson stressed his six-year administration's progress on Missouri's infrastructure and workforce development at a valedictory speech in St. Louis.

Thursday marked the third straight day without water for dozens of residents of one Florissant apartment complex. As FOX 2 found out, it all could have been avoided.

Just north of downtown St. Louis sits JP Bushnell Packing Supply Co. The unassuming exterior houses one of the largest hose, belt, pump, and sheet packing distributors in the Midwest. It’s a small company with some big accounts.

Photos shared by family members showed the house in disarray, with dozens of cats weaving underfoot, standing on stacked crates and peering around doorways.

As we’ve covered the era of cord-cutting from traditional cable television packages and the rise of streaming platforms, one of the areas I have focused on is the world of live sports. And in the world of sports, the NFL is king. If you were to look up the most viewed broadcasts on any given […]

There are former St. Louis professional athletes, media members, and a family among this summer’s 2024 St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame inductees.

The family of 41-year-old Reanette Barber is pleading for help after she vanished while visiting St. Louis from Chicago.

Steve Richards, the executive director of Missouri Virtual Academy, has seen a growing number of families turning to a virtual education program since the state authorized virtual learning in 2018. 

Jani Bunn uses extra caution pulling out onto Delmar Boulevard.