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FOX 2 has learned the state of Missouri honored Marine Corps hero, Jared Schmitz, with a new memorial sign on Interstate 70 in Wentzville, but then sent a bill for the sign to his family.

Car windows were busted in and belongings were stolen while people were at a concert in downtown St. Louis, and even though officers could've tracked down the suspect afterward, they did not.

Logistical nightmares Cooper and his colleagues navigated that don’t yet feel like distant dreams.

St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann appointed Joseph G. McCulloch to hold the position of St. Charles County prosecuting attorney.

It’s nothing new that famous and recognizable sports figures have gotten into the business of filing all kinds of trademarks around their names, nicknames, and other terms and phrases associated with them. Anthony Davis trademarked “Fear The Brow” as a result of his identifiable unibrow, for instance. Remember Jeremy Lin? You might not if you’re […]

Behavioral Health Response, a St. Louis-based behavioral health services nonprofit, looked internally for its new leader. It named Tiffany Lacy Clark as CEO.

The Oikos Group cited a 2021 study that 35,000 affordable rental units are needed for families making $22,400 or less in St. Louis city and county.

The St. Clair County Sheriff's Office is warning residents about an old scam with a new twist.

Rashaad Cotton, 25, of St. Louis County, pleaded guilty to a felony charge of attempting to commit arson.

Charles Lagrone, 22, was found dead in a parking lot when police arrived.

Anti-diversity budget language called a “job killer” by the Missouri Chamber of Commerce didn’t survive the Senate Appropriations Committee Wednesday, as the panel wrapped up its work on the state spending plan for the coming year. Over two days of work, the committee added more than $3 billion to the House-approved budget for state operations […]

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The building's radio tower was knocked over and fell onto the building, leaving it unsafe for volunteers and staff to work inside.

Female journeyman lineman shows 5 On Your Side's Tracy Hinson the ropes at the Ameren Illinois training course.