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Some clients have expressed anxiety over the suspension of benefits from SNAP. 

Kaldi's Coffee employees in St. Louis are demanding a union, citing poor working conditions and inadequate pay as their primary concerns.

Aviation expert Chip Shanle Jr. discussed the challenges pilots faced during the crash in an interview with FOX 2.

She started making French fries under the golden arches when she was a teenager. Now, Joan Elhoffer is a successful owner of a number of McDonald’s locations in the region.

In honor of our brave service members, many St. Louis restaurants and businesses will be offering a variety specialty deals for both Veterans and active-duty service members. 

As of now, the cause of the tractor-trailer fire remains under investigation.

Trying to get rid of your unused pumpkins from Halloween? Instead of throwing them in garbage, there are plenty of simple, sustainable, and even fun ways to give your pumpkins a second life.

St. Louis City Hall called tornado siren repairs an emergency this past spring. So why are those repairs still in limbo? FOX 2 News reported on the failing sirens earlier this week and returned to city hall to find out the hold up.

A teen is behind bars for allegedly shooting a man at a park in St. Louis County just over a year ago.

Local markets are estimating potentially big losses the longer the delays in SNAP benefits last due to the government shutdown.

A completely rebuilt and extended stretch of Interstate 70 is finished in Callaway County.

Funds are heading to the city of St. Louis following the aftermath of the May 16 tornado.

Five Acres Animal Shelter has six new puppies in its care. The puppies arrived after they were found abandoned outside in rural Missouri.

A Missouri Lottery player from Chesterfield won a $1 million Powerball prize —but they don’t plan on keeping it all for themselves.

St. Louis tornado survivors are getting transportation help as the Urban League launches an electric car share program.

St. Louis County leaders are facing a hard truth: a massive budget crisis.

Trent Schneider, 57, of Winthrop Harbor, Illinois has been arrested for allegedly making a threat to kill Donald J. Trump.

A Peoria woman was charged with aggravated arson after allegedly setting her apartment on fire due to her frustration with the government shutdown, causing over $100,000 in damage.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker and the Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA) were joined by local officials and community members to celebrate the grand opening of the Community of Sunnybrook.

A St. Louis contractor has pleaded guilty to illegally obtaining $1.7 million in COVID-19 pandemic relief loans.