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It’s happened twice in as many weeks in north St. Louis County.

The nonprofit Room at the Inn has been helping homeless families for more than 30 years. Laurie Phillips, the agency’s executive director, is excited about a federal grant allowing the 24-hour shelter to renovate and expand its Bridgeton location. 

It was almost exactly a year ago to the day that Unity updated its pricing program for its game engine in a way that seemed perfectly designed to piss everyone off. Whereas Unity was once a subscription-based game engine, rather than one which collected royalties, suddenly Unity went in the opposite direction, with per-install fees […]

Childcare centers are fighting to stay open as they wait for subsidy payments from the state.

Perhaps Donald Trump's closest confidant in St. Louis told FOX 2 that something needs to be fixed after the second attempt on the former president's life in a span of about two months. 

Here's a look when you'll be able to cast an early ballot in all 50 states.

The cause of the fire is still under investigation, but Fenton Fire Chief Romona Kaminski said it was likely electrical.

Several officials in St. Clair County have joined forces to create a hotline designed to prevent any voting violations.

“When you have that kind of hate speech, because that’s really what it is, there are people who will be impacted by that,” Patricia Washington said.

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The major problems include speeding, poor roadway conditions and traffic crashes. A public meeting Monday night will discuss details of the study.

There was no change in border crossings in August: Out of a total of 107,000, about 58,000 were caught trying to cross the border illegally. The rest were asylum seekers who presented themselves at border stations or gave themselves up after crossing between stations.

The St. Louis company's drug aims to reduce recurrence rates for cancer patients who undergo tumor ablation procedures.