While the Simone Biles and Katie Ledeckys of the world will draw most of the headlines in Paris this summer, some of the most inspiring stories will play out at the Paralympic Games. (April 16, 2024)

Washington University's chancellor addressed last weekend's campus protests in a community letter, warning against demonstrations like the one on Saturday that ended with 100 arrests.

A bill to loosen Missouri's child labor laws could be debated in the state house this week.

AT&T shows support for Harris Stowe State University as the company donated hundreds of laptops.

Gus' Pretzels, a popular St. Louis pretzel shop, plans to reopen Tuesday after a driver slammed into the building over the weekend.

A woman is dead after she and another person were dropped off in Downtown St. Louis overnight. Both were believed to be involved in a serious crash in North City.

Anti-war protests continue to erupt on college campuses near and far, but one even closer to home is stirring up debate.

Three businesses were the victims of overnight break-ins early Sunday morning in St. Louis City and County.

A panel of lawmakers dismissed on Monday an ethics complaint against Speaker Dean Plocher, breaking from a Republican who argued that Plocher used his power as the House leader to block an investigation.

The Bi-State President and CEO is speaking out on the importance of what the new proposed Metrolink Green Line could bring to the city, despite criticism.

A public meeting on Monday at Normandy High School is one step in an ongoing effort by the Normandy Schools Collaborative to improve student outcomes and regain full accreditation. State statutes require hearings before full accreditation can be considered.

Intense rainfall Sunday night led to flooding in East St. Louis, which has been a problem for decades, according to residents.

People are talking about a recent FOX 2 report involving mistaken identity which led to a mysterious police encounter. We solved it for the driver while working with two police departments to clear their name as being mistakenly wanted from the license plate reader system.