ST. LOUIS - Delish is taking over Delmar Boulevard from Union to Kings Highway Friday night for a foodie street fest. The event, running from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m., will showcase the thriving culinary scene in St. Louis' burgeoning Makers District. Steve Ewing of Steve's Hot Dogs, a local favorite, gave Fox 2 News [...]
A dozen or so women sit around a U-shaped table inside Care Connections for Aging Services, the local Area Agency on Aging in the west central part of Missouri. They’re all here to listen to Scott Miniea from the Missouri State Health Insurance Assistance Program, or MO SHIP, and to learn about the new changes […]
ST. LOUIS -- AT&T's office in Earth City is relocating to downtown St. Louis According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, the new location will be at 1010 Pine Street, next to the former AT&T tower, which was recently sold to a Boston firm. The company stated the move aims to "streamline and optimize our business [...]
CAHOHIA HEIGHTS, Ill. -- Around 1 a.m. Friday, a house caught fire on Jerome Lane in Cahokia Heights. Firefighters responded to battle the large flames. Authorities say the house was vacant, and no injuries were reported.
ST. LOUIS -- A motorcycle crash happened at around 1 a.m. at Gravois Avenue and Itaska Street in the Bevo Mill neighborhood of South St. Louis. The collision involved a motorcycle and a car, according to reports from our Nissan Rogue Runner, Brian Howe. An ambulance was at the scene, but there is no information [...]
States are poised to receive $42.5 billion in broadband grants thanks to the 2021 infrastructure bill. While a lot of this money will be going to the usual entrenched monopoly incumbents, a lot of it is also going to a growing list of popular cooperatives, municipalities, and city-owned utilities to expand affordable fiber. This Broadband […]
The campaign opposing a sports betting constitutional amendment on Missouri’s November ballot canceled more than $1 million in television ads Thursday just as the group pushing the proposal launched new ads featuring former St. Louis Cardinals shortstop Ozzie Smith.
The Independent’s tracking of broadcaster reports to the Federal Communications Commission show that Missourians Against the Deceptive Online Gambling Amendment aired or reserved almost $4 million worth of television ads opposing…
The LongHorn Steakhouse in Fairview Heights is now approved to reopen, two weeks after it voluntarily closed over an investigation into food poisoning.
As of Thursday, the business had not publicly stated a reopening date.
The restaurant temporarily closed Oct. 2 after customers tested positive for shigella, a bacterial infection that can cause stomach pains, fever and diarrhea that can be bloody.
The St. Clair County Health Department said its inspectors have been at the restaurant and gave…
While participating schools are not prepared to accept donated items at the Friday night football games, you can donate at any Neighbors Credit Union location.
Medicare enrollment began this week. As Rebecca Smith reports, there are some big changes this year that could immediately affect the lives of senior Missourians and, in the long term, the overall Medicare marketplace.
ST. LOUIS -- We’ll continue to warm up into the weekend. Sunny skies, low humidity, and afternoon highs in the 70s Friday through Sunday. Out the door temperatures won’t be as cold either, in the 40s. The low humidity, dry conditions, and an increase in winds each afternoon means we will have higher wildfire concerns over [...]
Interstate 70 is closed after a crash near the split with Interstate 55. The collision happened around 4 a.m. and there is a large traffic backup in the area.
About 60% of the nation’s IV supplies relied on production from Baxter, a medical supplier in North Carolina that was damaged by Hurricane Helene last month.
The company's vice president of clinical operations explains how the platform helps caregivers navigate burnout, TCARE's strategic growth, and how it has benefitted from relocating from Wisconsin to St. Louis.
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