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A second game will now not be played in downtown St. Louis’s new Major League Soccer (MLS) stadium. 

Proponents hope this will help make downtown St. Louis safer.

A portion of every ticket you pay is supposed to be forwarded from the municipality to a special police training fund. It’s Missouri law. FOX 2 discovered Pine Lawn has not been sending that money since at least 2016.

The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) has closed the eastbound lane of Dunn road Monday morning to make way for new on and off ramps on Interstate 270.

Felecia Keeble holds a sign with her son's name and his photo over her heart. She says he died at the City Justice Center 10 days before his release date.

A pipeline failure at the St. Louis Howard Bend Water Treatment Plant is responsible for the bad taste and smell that could last a couple of days.

Paul Bargowski’s life took a horrific turn in April 2011. That’s when the Army veteran lost his foot in an IED explosion while serving in Afghanistan.

An historic apology today from St. Louis Realtors, one of the largest real estate associations in the United States. Its leadership apologized Monday for what it called “a legacy of racism and discrimination.”

It seems anti-cheat technology is the new DRM. By that I mean that, with the gaming industry diving headfirst into the competitive online gaming scene, the concern over piracy has shifted into a concern over cheating making those online games less attractive to gamers. And because the anti-cheat tech that companies are using is starting […]

Sports betting is up for discussion again at the Missouri Statehouse, but unless the governor expands his call for special session, passing the legislation could be a long shot. 

Pineville, Missouri, recognized as a "Tree City," received the special "Tulip Poplar" in 2017 by the Arbor Day Foundation.

ALTON - A capacity crowd of cancer survivors, their family members and care teams filled the conference center at Lewis & Clark Community College on September 15 as OSF HealthCare Saint Anthony’s Health Center recognized and celebrated survivorship. The annual Cancer Survivors Celebration featured in-person testimonials from cancer survivors, as well as several heartfelt videotaped patient stories. Additional highlights of the evening included a musical performance by the Sisters of St. Francis of the Martyr St. George, plus survivor recognition by years – from day old survivorship to 40+ years. Angie Halliday, nurse manager for the OSF Moeller Cancer Center, paid tribute to the survivors. “You are a cancer survivor from the day you are first diagnosed with cancer. Some of you are currently undergoing active treatments, some have recently finished treatment and some finished treatment many years ago. “No matter where you are in your journey, you are

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