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Illinois hunting isn't affected by the state's assault weapon restrictions. Here's what the law says
Man paralyzed after fall in SSM Health St. Mary's Hospital garage, sues hospital
Concerns voiced as uncertainty looms with Fontbonne University's fine arts department
Fontbonne University students and faculty are raising concerns about the possibility of cuts being made to the school's fine arts program.
Too good to check
This story about Fox Sports sideline reporter Charissa Thompson cracks me up: “I’ve said this before, so I haven’t been fired for saying it, but I’ll say it again. I would make up the report sometimes,” Thompson said in a recent interview.... Thompson, 41, added that she assumed that “no coach is going to get ...continue reading "Too good to check"
St. Louisans join thousands in global 'Sleep Out' initiative to support homeless youth
Thousands in North and South America will participate in the global initiative called "Sleep Out" on Thursday. In St. Louis, Covenant House Missouri is hosting an annual Sleep Out event in support of homeless youth.
Clayton residents react to shooting death and search for suspect
Authorities have issued a warrant for a suspect wanted in connection with a man's shooting death Monday morning in Clayton.
SLSO returns to Pulitzer with Christopher Stark curating virtuosic modern chamber music
McDonald’s Loses Trademark Suit In Australia Against Hungry Jack’s Over ‘Big Jack’ Burger
Three years ago we discussed an interesting trademark battle between McDonald’s and Hungry Jack’s in Australia. It’s interesting for a number of reasons. For starters, Hungry Jack’s is a part of Burger King, McDonald’s chief rival globally, making this something of a proxy war. Second, this suit was filed on the heels of McDonald’s losing […]
MoDOT nearing construction start date on new I-55 lanes in Jefferson County
The Interstate 55 Corridor Upgrades project will add a northbound and southbound lane in Jefferson County from Festus to Pevely.
East St. Louis whistleblower removed from housing authority board
Shonte Mueller was joined by family and supporters as she arrived at the East St. Louis City Hall Thursday night for a personnel hearing.
Stolen, found, sold: Auto tow lot auction shock
Some stolen car victims say they’re paying twice for someone else’s crime. Only FOX 2 reported a recent case of a Ballwin woman’s stolen car, recovered, then accidentally sold by the St. Louis tow lot.
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