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The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis is growing inside its headquarters and out on Kingshighway. FOX 2's Ty Hawkins spoke to the president and CEO, Michael McMillan, about the agency's vision to continue empowering people in St. Louis.

Last December, the Biden FCC proposed a basic plan to ban some of the shitty fees cable and broadband companies use to falsely advertise a lower price and jack up the cost of service. Despite the fact your cable TV and broadband bills are packed with bullshit fees, the FCC was only taking specific aim […]

One of the St. Louis region's largest restaurant groups has shuttered a Metro East location.

MoDOT hosts an open house Thursday on plans to update Telegraph Road.

The St. Louis Crime Commission is meeting Thursday.

For the past several months, the Board of Aldermen has debated changes to the firefighters pension system that would undo 2013 reforms made to reduce spending. The mayor’s office argues the changes would wreak havoc on the city’s finances.

Not everyone is sold on Gov. JB Pritzker's plan, which would put more money toward education while caring for the influx of migrants. Plus, Jazz St. Louis will honor Kirkwood-raised musician David Sanborn with its first lifetime achievement award.

The move comes as Boeing faces mounting pressure to demonstrate it has a handle on its quality-control problems in the wake of a midair fuselage blowout on an Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 last month.

SoJeff Retro closed its doors on Cherokee and Texas this past Sunday, February 18. The storefront opened up on South Jefferson 10 years ago and found its name -– literally -– on the block.

Officials in Wentzville School District are pushing back on former state senator and Congressional candidate Bob Onder's claims that the superintendent plans to "censure" three whistleblowing school board members.

Treasurer Vivek Malek refused to attend a committee hearing to discuss the machines.

A lawsuit filed by Our Lady’s Inn against the county was dropped last week after the parties agreed to additional restrictions on the project, according to Councilman Dennis Hancock.

Attorney for former oversight board member seeks dismissal of charges, and argues city counselor's office has a conflict of interest it can't overcome.

Emergency crews are responding to tractor-trailer crashes on Interstate 55.

There are more than 41 million black people in America, and many of us have little knowledge of our ancestry dating back to before slavery.