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Music streaming services are great – for listeners, who gain access to huge quantities of music, even if they don’t end up owning any of it. But it’s hardly a secret that streaming services produce very little income for the musicians involved – even the big names earn a pittance – with most of the money ending […]

Six months after residents at an affordable housing complex in the Central West End were left without air conditioning, many are now without heat.

An exclusive FOX 2 report on a twist in the Pam Hupp investigation that no one saw coming.

Road crews on both sides of the river are getting ready to battle the approaching winter weather. They’re also putting out warnings to drivers about staying off the roadways if possible during the storm.

"We’re definitely short of drivers. It’s very difficult to maintain a full staffing level," David Wrone with the Public Works Department, said.

The last days of service are December 22 and 23. Bottles of wine and liquor are being offered for sale on December 23 and 24.

The Kansas City Police Department is on the scene Tuesday night after shots were fired near Ward Parkway Center.

You can order a package online at Amazon and it will show up at your doorstep in a matter of hours.

GOP lawmaker says drag queen show could violate child pornography laws. LGBT groups call his argument "a gross misinterpretation" of the law.

First impressions of Alamo Drafthouse, St. Louis’ newest theater in the Midtown Neighborhood.

From Rome to right here in St. Louis, Dan Gray has documented history for more than half a century as a journalist.

What’s next for Lamar Johnson’s attempt to overturn his 1995 murder conviction? And who really owns the Fabulous Fox Theater? What’s the latest on Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt’s deposition of Dr. Anthony Fauci? Those cases, and more, are tackled by our Legal Roundtable, with attorneys Booker T. Shaw, Sarah Swatosh and Dave Roland.

The expansion of the downtown convention center faces more hurdles after officials said they no longer have enough money to pay for the second half.

Brinkmann Constructors, a leading national general contractor, is opening a new office in Phoenix to allow the company to better serve the southwest United States, an area where the company is already active. Over the last few years, Brinkmann has entered many new markets as it continues to expand its national reach. Brinkmann has been […]