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The goal is to make St. Louis the focal point for newly arrived Latino immigrants to permanently move to the region.

It seems like it's back to square one for downtown's Railway Exchange Building, formerly Famous Barr. Nine months ago, FOX 2 reported the historic building had been condemned after being ravaged by squatters and looters.

As special agents with Homeland Security Investigations conduct an operation on a metro St. Louis interstate, a police officer trying to combat drug trafficking is not surprised.

“We are seeing influence in states that basically have none of their own wildfires."

St. Louis County police are investigating a reported shooting Wednesday evening in Affton.

“They have to understand what we’re willing to do,” James McCann said. “We’ll be out here as long as it takes. As long as it takes.”

The deadly crash happened just before 5:30 a.m. at the Brentwood shopping center. The cause of the crash remains under investigation.

Students held a protest on campus as a majority of the faculty cast that "no confidence" vote. Both say it's time for someone at the university to act.

The former Illinois State Police trooper who caused a high-speed, distracted-driving crash that killed two teen sisters has asked to delay his hearing for the reinstatement of his driver’s license.

The flag will fly from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. for Hispanic Heritage Month.

Building owner owes city almost $60,000 for board up and other costs as homeless population and vandals continue to ransack the structure

With the way the Cardinals’ season has gone, maybe it was a wayward swallow making its way back to Capistrano. Or just a lost loon.

A Missouri woman yesterday filed a lawsuit against Six Flags, saying she suffered serious injuries to her back and neck when an overgrown vine "in the shape of a noose" caught her around the neck as she rode the Log Flume in Eureka. The Log Flume, as anyone who has been to Six Flags knows, is a water attraction in which amusement park-goers sit in a vessel that looks like a hollowed-out log and then ride along a flume of water.

A rotten smell has spread across a University City neighborhood.

A walkway reemerging from the depths of the Mississippi River signals the opportunity to see a great tourist destination for some, but it sets off alarm bells for water experts. Tower Rock is accessible by foot once again, after last year's low water levels revealed a rock walkway for the first time in years. That walkway has reemerged again this year, a whole month earlier than last year. The river usually sees its lowest point between November and January each year, so levels hitting critically…

Just like Americans are paying more for gas and eggs at the grocery store, Missouri schools are also feeling the effects of inflation.