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The total solar eclipse Monday was every bit as advertised. People from all over the country, as well as Cardinals fans, were treated to a special concert as they prepared for the event.

Job Corps' Painters Union gave Gateway 180 Homeless Services in downtown St. Louis a much-needed makeover to help the agency serve their clients in a warm, welcoming environment.

As skies darkened across the country Monday, some Missouri lawmakers had the day off to enjoy the eclipse in their districts. 

Several Cardinals fans found themselves with parking tickets after paying $40 for what they thought was a legal parking lot on Opening Day.

An apartment complex in Wildwood has become the talk of the town, not for it’s beauty but because it’s unavoidable at night.

In all of the posts we have done on the topic of video game preservation, I have often made the point that it’s probably long past time that there be some sort of political action to address the real or potential disappearance of cultural output that is occurring. The way this works far too often […]

MoDOT is getting a head start on a national push to raise awareness for more caution in work zones.

A bus was engulfed in flames Monday evening in Normandy. Authorities say one person was taken to the hospital for treatment but it does not appear that there were any serious injuries.

FOX 2 had team coverage from across the bi-state of this unique astronomical event.

The much anticipated solar eclipse cast darkness across a narrow swath 15 states Monday afternoon. Meteorologists Joe Martucci and Kirsten Lang recap the event. Plus, learn when the next total solar eclipse will happen.

Those who received tickets for parking on the lot do not need to take further action, the city's treasurer said.

The St. Louis Cardinals organization announced Monday that Donna "DeDe" DeWitt Lambert passed away Saturday.

The company could not immediately be reached for comment.

The top FBI agent in St. Louis is headed back east.