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Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis will pay tribute to the playwright's love of Italy with a series of festival events and a new production of "The Rose Tattoo," running August 18-28.

Steampunk Summer – a juried art exhibit. See how local artists transform gears, widgets and fantasy into steampunk themed art.   The show runs from July

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Enjoy the 5th season of this playable, artist-designed, nine-hole mini golf installation, designed to be inclusive, family friendly and accessible.

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Our world-renowned salesroom will be open to the public on August 5th, 2022 from noon until 6 p.m. 76 dealers from around the world will

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Missouri Congresswoman Cori Bush and U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt have sent a letter to President Joe Biden on Friday calling for "prompt action" after several rounds of flooding in the St. Louis area over the last few weeks.

Laura Keys takes over representation for a ward that has struggled with population loss and crime. She said this week that her top priority will be bringing more city resources to the area.

Friday morning, St. Louis police announced the vehicle had been found in St. Louis County but did not provide an exact location.

A teen was shot Thursday afternoon just south of downtown St. Louis.

The specialty coffee roaster's coffee is now available in 23 Walmart stores throughout the St. Louis region — from Glen Carbon to Lake Saint Louis.

The Australian government doesn’t care much for encryption. It has, for years, tried to legislate encryption out of the picture. A law passed in 2018 gives the government the power to compel encryption-breaking efforts from tech companies. The law survived a cursory review by the Parliamentary Joint Committee. Its 2021 report said the law was […]

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CHICAGO – It's been almost a week since a single Mega Millions ticket sold in Illinois won the third largest jackpot of all time, an incredible windfall of $1.337 billion. Everyone is wondering who the lucky winner is - and the Illinois Lottery is also still wondering, as the winner is yet to come forward. "For a prize of this magnitude, it's not unusual for the winner to take a while to claim," said Illinois Lottery Director, Harold Mays. "I'm sure they're going through a range of emotions." The Lottery has three key pieces of advice for the lucky winner on what to do next: Sign the back of the ticket and keep it somewhere safe Seek professional financial and legal advice Call the Lottery Player Hotline on 1-800-252-1775 to arrange a private appointment to claim the prize. For more information on what happens after a big win, the Lottery has provided a helpful Winner's Handbook, which is available for download on the Illinois Lottery website . Lottery winners of prizes

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If you’re anything like me, you can lose track of time perusing through Goodreads. Whether it’s from friends' feeds or booklists, I find no end of fodder for my

ALTON - The holiday transformation of Rock Spring Park in Alton will begin in early September, and new Christmas Wonderland volunteers are always needed to help put together displays to ensure the holidays sparkle in 2022. An informational meeting for volunteers is planned for 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, Aug. 9 at Meunstermann Pavilion in Gordon Moore Park, Alton. The Grandpa Gang, which coordinates the annual Christmas event, is looking for volunteers to help with tasks like setting up wooden displays and hanging lights throughout the park. Volunteers are able to work any time between 8 a.m. to noon, Monday through Friday and work continues through the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. Volunteers are not required to work each day of set up. Set up in the park is expected to begin Monday, Sept. 12 at 8 a.m. If interested in volunteering but unable to attend the August 9 meeting, volunteers should contact Dick Alford at 618-781-2482 or Dave Davis at 618-419-1969. “We always look forward

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ST. LOUIS - FOX 2's reporter Patrick Clark has his own band and they are playing Blueberry Hill's Duck Room Saturday night. Doors open at 7 p.m. and Beautiful Green will open for the Patrick Clark Band. PCB will take the stage just after 8 p.m. They promise to bring listeners great American modern rock. [...]