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Busy weekend brings big crowds to downtown St. Louis
Downtown St. Louis is packed with events this weekend from GalaxyCon at America's Center to a Wynonna Judd concert and 70 high school marching bands competing at the Dome. FOX 2's Taylor Harris reports on the busy weekend and how the city is bringing together visitors.
Father organizes heart fair at McCluer High School, one year after son collapses from heart condition
A non-profit foundation will host a free heart health screening fair this Saturday at McCluer High School to prevent similar tragedies to the death of Colin Hill.
SLU basketball star Robbie Avila can play this season, judge rules
A judge on Friday allowed St. Louis University basketball star Robbie Avila to play a fifth season this year.
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Man reunites with foster brother after 15 years of deception
A 29-year-old man says his foster mother lied to him for more than a decade by claiming his biological brother had died, according to police investigative records obtained by FOX 2 reporter Chris Hayes.
Five former St. Louis Cardinals will compete in the 2026 World Series
Five former St. Louis Cardinals players will be competing in the 2026 World Series. That group includes two from the Milwaukee Brewers and three from the Tampa Bay Rays.
Nearly a million chickens killed at Illinois farm amid nation's largest active bird flu outbreak
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How Trump’s FBI Purge Saved Lindsey Graham And James Clyburn From A Bribery Investigation
This story was originally published by ProPublica. Republished under a CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 license. On March 3, 2020, Sen. Lindsey Graham walked into a private dining room at Charlie Palmer Steak in Washington, D.C. Graham’s time was expensive. He was meeting with two executives and a lobbyist from a Hawaiian naval defense contractor called Navatek. And he had required them […]
Brightside St. Louis Hosts Pumpkin Toss and Drop-Off Sites
City residents can compost pumpkins for free from Nov. 1 - 8
St. Louis mayor says city won't pay chief's new salary until state review complete
Mayor Cara Spencer's office said the city won't "process another dollar" of Chief Tracy's higher salary, setting up another potential fight with the state board.
Lewis And Clark Scholarship Application Open For 2027-2028 Academic Year
GODFREY – Lewis and Clark Community College’s scholarship application opened on October 1, 2026, and will remain open until April 2, 2027, for students planning to attend LC during the 2027-2028 academic year. “The entire application process is online,” said Sharon Roberts, Chair of the Scholarship Awarding Committee. “Filling out a single application will match students with all eligible scholarships. Roberts encourages applicants to be bold and detailed in their
Watch the 2026 World Series on FOX 2
Major League Baseball will have a first-time World Series champion this fall, either the Milwaukee Brewers or the Tampa Bay Rays. FOX 2 will carry the live broadcast for every game of the 2026 World Series, starting Friday night.
Illinois Gaming Board Advances Rule To Add Video Gaming To Self-exclusion Program
CHICAGO — The Illinois Gaming Board (IGB) today approved a proposed rule that adds video gaming to the agency’s voluntary Self-Exclusion Program (SEP) for Problem Gamblers. The rule will allow people who enroll in the program to exclude themselves from the State’s network of roughly 50,000 video gaming terminals through identity verification at video gaming redemption terminals while creating a framework for video gaming player accounts, cashless wagering, and responsible gaming
St. Louis pauses Police Chief Robert Tracy's pay increase
The City of St. Louis is pausing a pay increase for police chief Robert Tracy, according to an announcement Friday from the mayor's office.
Spanish teacher helps students find confidence in language and culture
St. Louis dog park K9 Garden to close, less than a year after opening
K9 Garden, a south St. Louis dog park and social venue, will close at the end of October, less than a year after opening.
Jersey County Sheriff Seeks Help Finding Missing Kaila Vatole
JERSEY COUNTY — The Jersey County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help finding Kaila M. Vatole, who has not been seen or heard from since she disappeared from her home on Little Piasa Road in Dow on the afternoon of Jan. 8, 2023. The sheriff’s office is urging farmers, hunters and property owners near the area where she disappeared to remain vigilant this fall as they move throughout their properties. Authorities ask them to watch for clothing, personal belongings,
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