ST. LOUIS - The Fortune 500, an annual list published by Fortune Magazine, ranks 500 of the largest corporations in the United States based on their total revenue from the latest fiscal year. In total, Fortune 500 companies represent two-thirds of the U.S. gross domestic product. Fortune released its 71st annual Fortune 500 list on Monday, recognizing [...]

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Thomas Eugene Tolbert, the man suspected of shooting a Lee's Summit police officer in Missouri, has been found and arrested in Kansas, prompting the Kansas Bureau of Investigation to cancel its Blue Alert. The alert was issued while law enforcement was searching for Tolbert, who allegedly shot a Lee’s Summit officer [...]

ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis City Board of Aldermen is set to meet Tuesday morning to advance relief efforts for victims of a deadly tornado. The special session Tuesday will focus on providing aid to those affected by recent tornadoes, with discussions ranging from tax breaks to rental support. President of the Board of [...]

ST. LOUIS - A shift in our weather pattern will help move the plume of wildfire smoke east of St. Louis on Tuesday, but it will also open the door to rain and storms returning to the forecast. Tuesday starts sunny with increasing clouds into the afternoon, especially in Missouri. Highs are expected to be [...]

ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is investigating three homicides that occurred within just over a 24-hour period from Sunday evening to Monday night. The violent stretch began Sunday evening around 8:15 p.m. with a shooting on the 4800 block of Kossuth Avenue in north St. Louis' Penrose neighborhood. At the scene, [...]

ST. LOUIS - The May 16 tornado damaged but didn’t destroy Cheryl Walker’s property in The Ville neighborhood.  She says she spoke with her insurance company, filed a claim and planned on using the payout for repairs. Cheryl’s claims adjuster was referencing state statute and a complementary city ordinance. According to the Missouri Legislative Library, [...]

ST. LOUIS - The demolition of two buildings, vital to the history of St. louis and even the survival of the United States, is nearly complete. Somehow, it's been happening very much "under the radar." That’s no longer the case after an exclusive FOX 2 News report. The structures are known simply as Buildings 1 [...]

ST. LOUIS - Today, North Side Community School transformed into a hub of hope, offering more than just supplies — it offers relief with dignity. “When I came up here to the lady, she was like, ‘We’re letting you wash your clothes and stuff and showers and everything!’ You know how many people you guys [...]

ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum is ramping up security, supporting educational travel and broadening its outreach efforts in response to what leaders are calling a “chilling wave” of antisemitic violence around the world. The renewed focus follows a string of high-profile attacks against Jewish communities in cities like Paris, Washington, [...]

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - A controversial arrest caught on camera is fueling intense debate in north St. Louis County.   A viral video shows a police K-9 mauling a man who appears to be trying to walk away. The police say there's more to the story, and they've now released bodycam footage and 911 calls [...]