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California man charged in Illinois for cocaine trafficking
A man from California is facing two Class X felony charges for cocaine trafficking, allegedly possessing more than 13,000 grams of cocaine, according to the Madison County State's Attorney Office.
Local fried chicken-focused restaurant closes
The Central West End restaurant that chef and owner John Perkins rebranded last fall to focus on fried chicken has shut down.
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What determines tornado strength?
Spring severe weather season is right around the corner, and we’ve had a peak interest in tornadoes—how they form and how fast the winds are—but one notable interest is how tornado damage is surveyed.
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St. Louis mayor pushing board of aldermen for red light cameras
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones is pushing for red light cameras after several deadly accidents throughout the area.
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Ace Frehley doesn’t believe KISS is really done with touring
While KISS retired from touring back in December, Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons' former bandmate Ace Frehley doesn’t believe they’re actually calling it quits from the road."I’m the only game in town because KISS…
FOX 2 Weather Day turns Busch Stadium into city's largest classroom
Baseball season is around the corner and that means the return of the Redbirds at Busch Stadium, as well as the return of a special event where local students can learn about weather.
SLU rolls out new network of weather stations across metro area
Dr. Robert Pasken has been a professor of meteorology at Saint Louis University since 1976. He has seen some amazing advances in technology, including the seamless weather network.
Glenn Zimmerman’s 2024 spring weather outlook
Weather pattern changes are on the way! It’s generally easy to say that in the spring since spring is a transitional season. But this year, we are seeing bigger pattern shifts. While we have been in an El Niño pattern for the last few months, we are propelling toward a return to the La Niña pattern of last year. Here’s what that means for our spring outlook:
Science Center ranks among Top 5 USA Today's Readers' Choice Awards for 3 consecutive years
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Two children die in house fire in Cahokia Heights
Two children died in a house fire in Cahokia Heights Friday afternoon in a small one-story house on St. Gregory Drive near Water Street.
Excitement building for City SC home opener and block party
As temperatures take a dip this weekend, fans should expect chilly weather for City SC’s home opener and block party.
Peloton Defeats Silly Trademark Suit Over A Plus Sign
Who knew you could make this much fuss over a “+” sign? Back in 2021, Peloton was sued by a company called World Champ Tech LLC over the former’s Peloton Bike+ name. See, World Champ has a trademark for its biking mobile app called “Bike+” and sued claiming that Peloton’s product constituted trademark infringement. World […]
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