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City Museum in St. Louis adds 'Sea Dragon' to its attractions
The gondola-type "ship" from a more than a quarter-century old amusement park ride is being added to the attractions at City Museum in St. Louis.
Local police departments, leaders send condolences to Hermann officer killed, another injured
Suspected shooter in Ballwin standoff dies
A standoff in Ballwin has ended with a woman who police claim had flourished a gun and fired shots at officers.
Vegan restaurant chain Native Foods looks to open first area location in Clayton
The small chain offers plant-based hamburgers, Nashville hot fried plant-based chicken and a cauliflower-chickpea shawarma wrap.
Man, woman both charged in connection with Schnucks parking lot shooting in St. Peters
Illinois enacts mandatory paid leave 'for any reason'
CHICAGO (AP) — Illinois will become one of three states to require employers to offer paid time off for any reason after Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a law on Monday that will take effect next year. Starting Jan. 1, Illinois employers must offer workers paid time off based on hours worked, with no need to [...]
Career Central: Job fairs, networking opportunities abound in St. Louis
I-Team: A look into the criminal history of man accused of shooting 2 officers in Hermann, Missouri, killing 1 of them
Mandy Harvey will be Variety's celebrity guest during 'An Evening of Empowerment'
ST. LOUIS -- They empower children with disabilities in the St. Louis area to live their lives to the fullest through programs, equipment, performing arts, recreation and more. FOX 2 is proud to be the exclusive media sponsor of Variety, the children's charity. Executive Director Brian Roy has a big announcement. Mandy Harvey is celebrity [...]
Def Leppard’s anthology book now coming to bookstores
More Def Leppard fans will now be able to get their hands on the band's anthology book, Definitely: The Official Story of Def Leppard. The book, which is described as "part memoir, part scrapbook," was originally announced…
Suspect In Custody: Hermann, Mo. Officer Loses Life In Sunday Night Shooting, Another Injured
ST. LOUIS – The Missouri Highway Patrol said Monday morning that a Hermann, Mo. police officer has died after a Sunday night shooting and another was injured after an incident at 9:20 p.m. Sunday at the Casey's on Market Street in Hermann, Mo. The Madison County Sheriff's Office issued this statement this morning about the fatal police shooting: "Today we are thinking of Detective Sergeant Mason Griffith, 34, one of the two officers shot last night in Hermann Missouri. Sergeant Griffith succumbed to his injuries. "Please keep the family in your thoughts and prayers. The second officer shot is in serious but stable condition. We pray for all involved." The second police officer shot is at a St. Louis hospital, the Missouri Highway Patrol says. Officer Adam Sullentrup, 31, was the other officer shot in the incident. A Blue Alert from Hermann was canceled Monday afternoon after a suspect in the shooting Kenneth Lee Simpson, 35, was taken into custody. Police converged on the hous
2nd person charged in Schnucks parking lot shooting
Prosecutors have charged a second person in connection with last week's shooting in a St. Peters Schnucks parking lot.
24-year-old man charged with second-degree murder after victim dies from pelvic injury in February shooting
Thai Bowl on Forest Park
'Monday Like a Pro' to help Athletes for Animals
They want dog owners across the country to log one million minutes of activity each week.
Every time that goal is reached, Purina will donate $15,000 to Athletes for Animals.
So can I smoke weed on my porch now and not get in trouble with my landlord or the cops?
Organizer of volleyball events at the center of controversy remains committed to downtown
The organizers behind the downtown volleyball event last month attended by Janae Edmondson, a Tennessee teen left critically injured by a crash, say they are committed to coming back to St. Louis.
Village of South Roxana Announces Construction of New Senior Citizen Center
SOUTH ROXANA - The Village of South Roxana is proud to announce the construction of a new Senior Citizen Center for the community. The building will be located next to the Village Hall and will provide a space for residents to use for meetings, clubs, activities, and events such as birthday parties. This Senior Citizen Center has been a long time in the making, taking over 8 years of hard work to get to fruition. The community faced constant setbacks and denials when trying to partner with others to assist with funding for the center. However, former State Representatives Rachelle Crowe and Amy Elik were vital in providing bipartisan support to make this vision a reality. Bob Coles, the Village Administrator, stated that this project has been a challenging one to undertake. "The communities who are in the most need for assistance are rarely the ones who receive support," he said. "A Senior Center was one of the big to-do items on my checklist during my administration." This will be
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