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FOX 2 has learned that at least one employee in the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office, who resigned in frustration, has withdrawn that resignation. We’ve also learned about others who left are now thinking about returning.

FOX 2 obtained a new video of people openly carrying what appear to be assault-style rifles around 6:30 a.m. Monday in downtown St. Louis.

It also was the first time since April 11-12 that the Cardinals were able to celebrate winning consecutive games.

At a time when police departments are hit with staffing shortages and low morale, there’s a push to get more recruits on board.

A gun that the man threw during a foot chase matched the shell casings found at both recent shootings at the garage.

"The violence is just so unreal. I feel sorry for Asia's entire family," Brittany Ross, a neighbor of the 18-year-old shooting victim, said.

A report listing school districts that may not be following the law, which the state claimed did not exist a day prior, has been released.

This comes after the demolition of the Breckenridge Industrial Court Bridge polluted Deer Creek with polystyrene foam.

Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott has gifted $7 million in unrestricted funds to Parents as Teachers, officials said Monday.

When Putin decided to show the world that his government is so wildly incompetent that it turned what was supposed to be a weeks long takeover of Ukraine into a prolonged conflict in which Russian victory of any kind is very much an open question, he also attempted to keep the truth from reaching Russians. […]

From Southeast Missourian:  Drive by the Cape Girardeau SportsPlex nearly any weekend and you’ll find a sea of cars. Inside it’s full of athletes, parents and coaches competing in tournaments or practicing. Everything from cheer camps to volleyball, basketball and soccer tournaments to batting cages for baseball players. And while the weekends are busy, the […]

A series of efforts to redevelop the mall as an industrial site fell through due to pushback from nearby residents.

From Construction Dive:  Dive Brief: The Dodge Momentum Index, a benchmark that measures nonresidential building planning, dropped 5.1% in April largely due to slower commercial activity for offices, hotels and retail stores, according to a Dodge Construction Network report. The index, which was still up 11% from a year ago, typically leads actual construction spending by […]