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There's one month left in the legislative session, and Missouri Senate Leadership said it has four big priorities left to accomplish before adjourning. 

Damage from severe storms this weekend continues to pile up all over Missouri and Illinois.

People in the bi-state are cleaning up after Saturday's storms brought at least seven tornadoes across the area.

A major, permanent security change at the St. Clair County Courthouse in Belleville, Illinois, happened on Monday.

Here's a tweet that's been making the rounds: Talked to the @budlight beer salesman at the store today. He shared that he has never seen such non-movement of their products in his 15 years. Even in rural communities no product is being sold. The cooler was completely full of Bud products-not 1 case was sold ...continue reading "Bud Light sales dropped only about 5% in first week of boycott"

Pavin Smith hit his first career grand slam, leading the Arizona Diamondbacks to a 6-3 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals.

FOX 2 has obtained new video of an armored car robbery you must see to believe. It shows suspects determined to commit their crime even with police in sight. It also shows the suspects struggle with several apparent bags of cash before making several unusual moves.

When officers arrived, they found the home on fire and a 30-year-old man, armed with a rifle, barricaded inside.

Tony Auger has a chance to head to the World Coffee Championships in Greece and Taiwan if he wins in Portland.

The legislation, included in a wide-ranging public safety bill, would require bullet-resistant windows for all first-floor entryways and bullet-resistant glass "for each exterior window large enough for an intruder to enter."

Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin isn’t done hurting city residents. He may be imprisoned but he’s still costing the city millions of dollars. And these cases aren’t related to the brutal act that saw him charged and convicted for murder. Officer Chauvin did this to himself. He may have been aided and abetted by […]

The Normandy School District is facing some of the same issues as the Francis Howell district; rising costs on planned high school construction projects. Some of the culprits are the same, too. School board members say they were kept in the dark by school administrators.

Powerful storms didn't just leave damage across the metro area, but frustration and worry across parts of the City of St. Louis and St. Louis County as well, as some residents complained the outdoor warning siren never went off.

Work crews finished boarding up broken windows facing the pool area of The Pointe at Ballwin Commons on Monday. 

Prosecuting Attorney Zachary Thompson said at a news conference that Andrew Lester shot 16-year-old Ralph Yarl, who is recovering at home.

by Tom Finan, Executive Director/Co-Founder, Construction Forum On April 7th we “celebrated” the 45th anniversary of the Executive Order that dictated that the percentage of tradeswomen be set at 6.9% on federally-funded jobs. I use “celebrated” in quotations because in all those years we’ve never reached that high a number. That’s about to change. But […]

A new slate of elected officials prepare to take their seats in a 14-ward City Hall at an inauguration ceremony on Tuesday.