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Pike County couple hopes ruling will lead to their son coming home.

The debate over defunding police may be giving way to ‘funding prosecutors’ in the St. Louis area and across the United States.

FOX 2 continues to dig for answers about who is responsible for the water contamination in St. Charles. Five of the seven water wells in St. Charles are shut down, and while local leaders work out a plan to move forward, the city continues to buy water daily from St. Louis.

"I don't want her to be in jail, but she needs help,” Fatima Suarez said. "If she is threatening my family, she can do it to other families as well."

The archdiocese said this will be the final set of draft models. They are asking parishioners to provide feedback to their parish leaders by Feb. 15.

Since the start of the NFL season back in September, there's been roughly 8.7 million attempts to place a sports bet in Missouri, according to GeoComply. 

Criminals are no longer stealing cars for a joyride or to dismantle for parts. They want your car to commit violent crimes. A single mom from St. Louis County recently found out the hard way when her car ended up involved in a shooting in St. Charles.

How can we get more students to fall in love with learning and support them to come out on top? That's why a group of people gathered Wednesday night.

Whether you'd like to report severe weather or if you simply want to learn more about severe weather, the NWS said it needs help on the ground.

Thieves hit an Illinois cemetery, stealing vases straight out of loved ones' tombstones—and it isn't the first time.

The conversation about preservation in the video game industry is continuing at a nice pace. Honestly, the most encouraging part of all of this, as someone who has been writing about this topic for several years now, is seeing how much more mainstream the topic has become. It used to be that certain servers or […]

The bear was discovered missing around 8 a.m. and recaptured by 10 a.m., according to the St. Louis Zoo.

The three conspired with each other and other to fraudulently obtain disability payments from patients, according to federal prosecutors.