ST. LOUIS – A fire broke out around 2:30 a.m. Saturday morning on Halls Ferry Road off Gimblin Street in the Baden neighborhood. The St. Louis Fire Department says heavy smoke was pouring out of the building. A battallion chief at the scene told Fox 2 that the fire did briefly spread to a second [...]

ST. LOUIS – Fire crews are investigating after a two-story building caught fire in south St. Louis around 8:30 p.m. Friday. The fire happened on Pennsylvania Avenue near Miami Street in the Gravois Park neighborhood. The brick building has multiple units. Firefighters say it started on the second floor. We have no word on if [...]

ST. LOUIS COUNTY - The Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum is hosting a special ‘Pay As You Wish’ weekend Saturday, January 25 through Monday, January 27. The museum is able to do this because of previously made donations. This special weekend is ahead of ‘International Holocaust Remembrance Day’ which is a somber day that honors the [...]

ST. LOUIS - There was celebration and appreciation in downtown St. Louis Friday as former NBA star Al Harrington marked the two-year anniversary of Viola Cannabis Dispensary. Harrington celebrated the success of the black-owned business that’s making waves in the booming cannabis industry. The dispensary first opened its doors in 2023. Viola was founded by [...]

FERGUSON, Mo. - On a cold Friday at January-Wabash Park in Ferguson, firefighters practiced for a real-life frigid water rescue. “We're out here trying to take advantage of the cold weather to get in some ice rescue training,” Jeremy Corcoran, Assistant Chief Ferguson Fire Department, said. “Ice rescue is one of those things we consider low-frequency, [...]

ST. LOUIS - A Lemay man tracked his stolen iPhone to a machine that offers instant cash for smartphones. But before police could retrieve it, he says it popped up on his tracker as being overseas. Jeremy Walker said, “It’s been two months now and it’s all the way in China now.” Walker was robbed [...]

ST. LOUIS - Frustrations and disappointment in North St. Louis as fans are turned away from Vashon High School's basketball games because of new attendance restrictions. The decision, made by Saint Louis Public Schools, comes after a fight broke out at another school Vashon played at this week. Vashon supporters say their team is being [...]

ST. LOUIS - Cynthia Bennett is the founder and CEO of Journey Against Domestic and Sexual Abuse, or JADASA. She plans on traveling to Jefferson City next month to encourage lawmakers to create a domestic abuse registry in the same way the state operates a sex offender registry. Bennett believes a registry would reduce violence and [...]

ST. LOUIS—A locally owned and operated coffee shop, Quarrelsome Coffee, is permanently closing its doors on Feb. 2, 2025. Founded in Oct. 2023, Quarrelsome Coffee seeks to create high-quality, unique coffee flavors that use both traditional and fermented brewing strains. Quarrelsome Coffee is owned and operated by Mark Schwarz, owner and CEO of Omega Yeast. [...]

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - The Missouri Department of Social Services is moving to a new service that makes it easier to apply for benefits. The service allows Missourians with non-traditional income, like working for Uber or babysitting, to apply for SNAP or Medicaid without having to physically submit paperwork of their bank accounts. The department [...]