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Robert Ramey of Hannibal, MO
Robert Ramey of Hannibal, MO joined the Real Rock Army today
St. Louis Riverfront Cruise
The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch award guests one of the best views of St. Louis’ working riverfront, the Gateway Arch and the city skyline. Narrated by the captain
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2023 Scholar Athlete spotlight: St. Dominic’s Welby honors sister with stellar character, achievements
Kelly Welby is St. Dominic's 2023 Post-Dispatch Scholar Athlete.
Alton Shooting Update: Injuries Non-Life-Threatening For Male, Armed Suspect Apprehended
ALTON - Alton Police Chief Jarrett Ford has provided an update on the shooting that occurred in Alton on Tuesday afternoon. This was his updated report: "At 2:59 p.m. on May 16, 2023, the Alton Police Department received a report of a gunshot being fired in the 2600 block of Maxey Street, Alton, Illinois. "Officers responded and located one male subject who had been shot. The male subject was transported to a local hospital for treatment and later to a St. Louis area hospital for additional medical care. His injuries are non-life threatening. "While at the scene, an armed suspect was encountered. Officers showed great restraint in safely taking the suspect into custody. Physical evidence related to the shooting was recovered. The suspect is currently in custody at the Alton City Jail." Ford continued and said the Alton Middle School was placed on a brief lockdown simply out of an abundance of caution until officers could determine the area was safe. "There was never any active
What are officials doing to curb impaired driving?
Dierbergs "Grand Opening" Commercial (1986)
Parson's general counsel running St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office until permanent appointee named
More armadillos spotted on Missouri roads
MoDOT confirms a significant jump in armadillo strikes and roadkill cleanups around St. Louis.
Schnucks "My Schnucks Brings It Home" Bakery Commercial (1993)
Jefferson County looks to expand Project Lifesaver that helps find lost loved ones
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is hoping to expand a program that helps locate lost loved ones.
St. Charles approves one year pause on short-term rental applications
The St. Charles City Council approved a one-year moratorium Tuesday on new residential permits for short-term rentals.
5 On Your Side's legal analysts weigh in on what's next for Kim Gardner
Exclusive: Social media brings party-goers to short-term rentals
St. Louis officials scramble to stop short-term rental parties, the self-proclaimed mastermind behind the celebrations gives insight into how they even started.
Gateway Grizzlies hope to keep momentum going on Opening Day
The Gateway Grizzlies started their season the right way, winning three of their first four games, including Tuesday night's Opening Day game.
Taco Bell Seeks To Liberate ‘Taco Tuesday’ For Itself, The Masses
There is a long history of trademark silliness concerning the phrase “Taco Tuesday.” As with many trademark stories, the original sin in all of this was committed by the USPTO , which in the ’80s somehow managed to grant the Taco John’s chain a trademark on the term, despite it being both very descriptive and, […]
Missouri lieutenant governor launches 2024 campaign for governor, unveils first ad
Remains of World War II veteran from Overland returning home this week
Relatives of Melvin Meyer have been holding out hope for decades they could find the answers they had been looking for. They heard stories their loved one was a war hero, but were never able to hold a memorial service.
Contact 2 gets answers on storm damaged vehicles at GM’s Wentzville plant
Saturday's hailstorm in Wentzville not only grabbed the attention of the viewer who shared a video with FOX 2, but Brian Maloney caught wind of the severe weather more than 800 miles away in Lubbock, Texas.
Homeowners fed up with flooding in their south St. Louis County neighborhood
Sunday’s flooding woes created a geyser in an Affton neighborhood when the water pressure forced a sewer grate in the middle of the street 10 feet into the air.
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