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The Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis is growing inside its headquarters and out on Kingshighway. FOX 2's Ty Hawkins spoke to the president and CEO, Michael McMillan, about the agency's vision to continue empowering people in St. Louis.

MoDOT hosts an open house Thursday on plans to update Telegraph Road.

The St. Louis Crime Commission is meeting Thursday.

Emergency crews are responding to tractor-trailer crashes on Interstate 55.

There are more than 41 million black people in America, and many of us have little knowledge of our ancestry dating back to before slavery.

If you're waking up Thursday morning with no phone service, you're not alone. A nationwide outage affects tens of thousands of customers.

Illinois Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski is holding a roundtable at East St. Louis High School to discuss the importance of the Affordable Connectivity Program.

Police arrested three people who broke into a building on Landsdowne Avenue near South Kingshighway in south St. Louis.

Jazz St. Louis' 'Swing for Tomorrow's Stars' gala starts Thursday night.

Schnucks' is celebrating its 4th annual 'Supermarket Employee Day' Thursday by giving  to its 12,000 workers.

Single-game tickets for the St. Louis Battlehawks go on sale at 10:00 a.m. Thursday.

Plans to build a shelter for unhoused pregnant women in west county will move forward.

Lawyers for residents displaced from the Heritage House apartments last month plan to seek a temporary restraining order against the owners on Thursday.

Attorney General’s from 20 states is asking the Food and Drug Administration to “issue guidance to the baby food industry on finished product testing for lead and other toxic elements.”

In just over a month, Battlehawks fans will fill the Dome once again for the team’s Week 2 United Football League debut game.

In the blink of an eye, four kids and their mother are gone and everyone wants to know why.

Pedestrian death cases are on the rise in the St. Louis region. Just this month, several pedestrians have been fatally struck.

A sinkhole that caved in Tuesday night next to Interstate 55 in south St. Louis may have been years in the making.

A day after a deadly apartment fire at the Sherman Square apartments in St. Charles, it remains under investigation.

Police have issued charges against a 28-year-old woman almost 24 hours after a woman was struck and killed by a vehicle.