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On Monday, the Festus City Council reviewed a tentative agreement for a proposed data center.

A tragic shooting in Belleville over the weekend is sending shockwaves through the region’s arts community. A young performer known for his talent and bright spirit is being remembered tonight by those who watched him grow on stage.

Friends, family, coaches, and students gathered Monday afternoon in Webster Groves to honor the life of 28-year-old figure skating coach Sam Linehan.

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer took her issues with state control of the city's police department to the Missouri Capitol on Monday.

Following the United States' and Israel's attack of Iran over the weekend, Scott Air Force Base has announced the "immediate suspension" of its Trusted Traveler Program.

Search warrants obtained by FOX 2 reveal the unusual way police captured a reported kidnapper/rapist who seemingly left few leads.

The Metro West Fire Protection District is offering free home safety consultations for its residents. 

WOOD RIVER – Vehicle owners in Wood River may face fines for parking on certain surfaces. At their March 2, 2026 meeting , City Council members unanimously approved an ordinance adding a new section to the City Code “Prohibiting the Parking of Motor Vehicles on Non-Improved Surfaces.” According to the ordinance, Police Chief Brad Wells reports the city has been “having problems” with people parking motor vehicles on unpaved surfaces within city limits, which

Fresh off their highly successful No Refunds World Tour, comedic married duo Darcy and Jer are back with “Average at Best”—a brand-new show packed with the same old disappointments. Join […]

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Hoping to grow the next generation of farmers, the Missouri House unanimously approved a bill Monday to create an optional agriculture education program for elementary schools. “We need to educate and encourage growth in agriculture and spark that interest, both in rural and in urban areas,” the bill’s sponsor, state Rep. John Martin, a Republican […]

For many families around the St. Louis region, the escalating conflict is hitting close to home, stirring a mix of hope, fear and uncertainty.

Ben Hurst spent years amassing a collection of plumbing tools. On Saturday, Hurst was working in his yard before noon. He walked around to the back of his house and when he came back, all of it had been stolen.

A jury found a St. Louis County man guilty in connection with a 2011 murder-for-hire scheme in which he conspired with a woman to kill her fiancé for for part of a $250,000 insurance payout.