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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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Push to get voters’ OK on recreational marijuana sales tax has begun, and St. Louis County kicks off its $300k campaign with billboard, brochures and media buys

Another big resale event is happening in South County to help families buy items for as little as 50 cents.

O’Fallon fire is hoping to replace medical equipment, radios, several trucks and more if voters approve Prop F.

After the City of St. Louis closed the riverfront homeless camp, many had to look elsewhere for shelter; now, new camps are cropping up, and not far.

"We just feel like the case keeps getting pushed back. We are not getting the justice we need and it's been a year," said Regina Armstrong.

To be fair, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals doesn’t always hand out immunity while waving away egregious, often horrific rights violations perpetrated by law enforcement officers. But it certainly seems to frequently find creative ways to let cops exit lawsuits, no matter how awful their behavior. Even the Supreme Court, which has done the […]

FOX 2 News has an exclusive interview with a man whose illegal activity could help change the future of a downtown building that’s been a fixture in the St. Louis skyline for more than 50 years.

A new Major League Baseball rule requires hurlers to deliver pitches before the time on a pitch clock expires.

New forensic technology helped provide answers to the family of a man reported missing in 1982.

Additional officers, undercover and in uniform, will be spread across downtown St. Louis.

The family of a murder victim held a vigil Wednesday night in Saint Ferdinand Park to remember Jaqueline “Jackie” Griffin.

Forensic scientists built a profile of the homicide victim that helped link the body to a real estate agent that disappeared in 1982.

St. Charles city officials fielded questions from residents for about an hour, ranging from new developments in the city to flooding issues.

Everyone is getting into the spirit for the day that rolls around once a year, St. Louis' very own unofficial holiday.

Spire operates natural gas utilities serving Missouri, Alabama and Mississippi.