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Ring in 2023 in style! The Riverboats at the Gateway Arch are hosting a New Year’s Eve party cruise.   Dress your best and enjoy complimentary domestic beer and house

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Families played Jenga and cornhole, sang karaoke, watched the Circus Harmony stilt walkers and popped balloons from a balloon drop.

Thousands are celebrating the new year in Downtown St. Louis with the New Year's Eve "Neon Nights" celebration at Winterfest.

Crews worked to contain a fire Saturday evening at a Spanish Lake apartment complex.

The Minnesota Wild beat the St. Louis Blues 5-2 on Saturday night in their first meeting since the first round of the playoffs last season.

The Illinois Supreme Court has put the SAFE-T Act on hold, just hours before it was set to take effect.

As of New Year's Eve afternoon, the City of St. Louis had 198 homicides. That's nearly the same as in 2021 when 200 people lost their lives to gun violence.

The state's attorney and sheriff argued they would "suffer an irreparable injury in the event the SAFE-T Act's pretrial release provisions are enforced."

Travel back in time on the last day of 2022! Join us at our first-ever Through the Decades party on New Year’s Eve starting at 6:30pm in the Beer Barn!

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As 2022 comes to a close, FOX 2 looks back at some of the most popular stories on FOX2Now.com over the past year.

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The Homicide Division is handling the ongoing investigation.

The crash happened shortly after 5 p.m. on eastbound Interstate 70 near Mid Rivers Mall Drive.

COVID-19 cases are on the uptick in Missouri, even as flu cases appear to be tapering off.