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An excessive heat warning is in effect through Saturday for the St. Louis area. Afternoon temperatures may feel as high as 110 degrees, especially in the city.

An Edwardsville resident claims it is unjust that the City of St. Louis charged him a 1% earnings tax even though he does not live or work in the city.

The highway was reopened Friday night, O'Fallon police said.

FOX 2 was the only news station in court Friday where a former police captain was accused of stalking a fellow officer.

Police said anyone who believed they were victimized by Haji Gul Osmani should call investigators.

The U.S. Army ruled the 2005 death of PFC Lavena Lynn Johnson a suicide. Her family’s own investigation led them to conclude she was beaten, raped, and murdered.

An Uber driver says she is concerned for women's safety if they don't make sure license plates match what shows in the Uber app.

T.J. Mister drowned in an understaffed St. Louis County pool in July 2022.

Jarrell Anderson, 23, is now in custody facing serious charges for the murder of 23-year-old Turyan Austell. While Anderson awaits extradition, MetroLink has plans to continue advancing its safety measures.

There's not much stopping Cardinals fans from coming down to the ballpark.

There’s an interesting post on TorrentFreak that concerns so-called “pirate” subtitles for films. It’s absurd that anyone could consider subtitles to be piracy in any way. They are a good example of how ordinary people can add value by generously helping others enjoy films and TV programs in languages they don’t understand. In no sense do “pirate” […]

Police arrested and charged Jarell Anderson, 23, of East St. Louis with murder with intent to kill or injure on Friday.

MoDOT is beginning a series of lane and ramp closures Friday night. Here are the detours you need to know.

"Pickleball Paddle Battle" will debut this fall.

Top CMS officials said they have worked with several states to pause Medicaid removals and improve procedures for determining eligibility.

Tenants at Spanish Lake Townhomes are sweltering in the heat, but there's nothing in Missouri law to give them relief.

Drivers who need to renew their license at a secretary of state facility will likely have to make an appointment starting this fall. Starting Sept. 1, 44 driver services facilities in medium- to large-sized cities around the state will require appointments for driver services – things like renewing a license, updating a license to meet Real ID requirements or taking a driving test. Vehicle services, like title and registration or renewing a license plate sticker, will still be offered on a walk-in…