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Orange sky tonight
Storms cause damage, power outages in the St. Louis area
Thousands of people across the St. Louis area were without power Wednesday evening after a line of strong storms moved through the region, bringing damaging winds, downing trees and power lines.
101.5 the wolf
At least it's a moist heat.
Alton man awaiting shooting retrial convicted of harassing witness
Steven Foster, who is awaiting a new trial in a 2021 Alton triple shooting, was convicted Wednesday of harassing a witness.
Missouri prepares for new license system as temp tags will be replaced
In six months, the current ‘temp tag’ license plate will be replaced with a new mechanism to pay sales tax for your car at the same Missouri dealership you bought it from.
Missouri law wipes out millions in punitive damages award for St. Louis County cop
A jury spoke, but lawmakers had already set limits
Brentwood detective sues city over claims of racism
A Brentwood police detective is suing the city, alleging she had to deal with racist and sexist comments from a fellow officer, including a reference to the discriminatory "three-fifths" clause, saying she was later the victim of retaliation for reporting the alleged harassment.
Most Democratic/Republican Cities in the US (2024)
Capture this photos of a shelf cloud, but... No rain at all in my area.
Dollar General settles pricing lawsuit brought by Missouri AG
Settlements in other states for similar violations have ranged up to $1.75 million
New to Metro East
Pharmacy that answers phone
Sarah Pratt Is WInning Sculptor: Illinois State Fair Unveils Route 66 Butter Cow
SPRINGFIELD, IL – Governor JB Pritzker and Illinois State Fair officials unveiled the 2026 Butter Cow in the Dairy Building today. Celebrating the 100th anniversary of Route 66, this year's butter sculpture invites fairgoers to "Take a Spin on Route 66," highlighting the historic Mother Road. While the iconic Butter Cow remains the centerpiece of the display, this year's companion sculpture features a woman and her dog heading out on a Route 66 adventure aboard a classic scooter
Tour de Francis Park (Gateway Cup) – September 5
Races start at 9:15 a.m. in Francis Park. See more here.
County police may need more money to finish year
The St. Louis County Police Department may need additional funding to make it through the fourth quarter as the county says the department faces a $3.5 million budget shortfall.
Read the federal lawsuit against WashU over alleged workplace retaliation
The EEOC alleges WashU retaliated against a former Siteman Cancer Center employee after she complained of racial discrimination. Read the federal lawsuit.
Not Ready For Prime Time: The Current State Of Legal Ethics And AI
I’ve been presenting at UC Law San Francisco Lexlab Law and AI certificate program its past several sessions, as well as some law school classes, on whether lawyers’ use of AI complies with the rules of professional conduct governing how lawyers must comport themselves or risk losing their licenses. The legal industry is keen to […]
What would you do if won the $1 billion Powerball prize? FOX 2 asks St. Louisans
A $1 billion question at Busch Stadium. FOX 2 asked baseball fans what they would do if they won Wednesday's estimated $1 billion Powerball payout.
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