Shadow of its former self: The Gaslight Square

Note: This video is from February 2020. ST. LOUIS - Gaslight Square once stood as a bustling entertainment district in the heart of St. Louis in the mid-20th century. It now exists only in pictures, storytelling, and the memories of those who frequented the attraction. Located in what is now known as the Central West [...]

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Komen ‘More than Pink Walk’ targets $450K for breast cancer research

ST. LOUIS – The Komen 2025 Greater St. Louis ‘More than Pink Walk’ is taking place at Tower Grove Park on Saturday. Opening ceremonies start at 9 a.m. and the walk begins at 9:30 a.m. The goal is to raise $450,000 for breast cancer research and support. So far, they’re at just over $372,000. You [...]

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FEMA centers open in Franklin County for March storm aid

FRANKLIN COUNTY, Mo. – Help is on the way for families still recovering from devastating storms back in March. A disaster recovery center is opening at 8 a.m. Saturday morning at First Baptist Church of Gray Summit on Highway 100 in Franklin County. It’s meant for people impacted by the tornadoes, high winds, and wildfires [...]

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Little girl saves sister from drowning in Texas vacation

ST. LOUIS - Every day in the U.S., an average of 11 people die from unintentional drowning. But thanks to one quick-thinking little girl from St. Louis, a tragedy was narrowly avoided. On May 23, a family vacation in Texas turned into a life-saving moment no one could've predicted. Five-year-old Brooklynn Garth jumped into action [...]

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STL residents experiencing storm fatigue

ST. LOUIS - Rain began to fall again on Friday, just as Pastor Donnie Moore was adjusting the tarp over St. Samuel Temple Church of God in Christ. The church had already been damaged by a tornado that struck in May, with a heavy downpour the following Monday soaking the sanctuary. “Being a man of [...]

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$10K tactical robot purchase discovery leads to answers from Sheriff’s Office

ST. LOUIS - From an alleged secret luxury vehicle to the latest FOX 2 discovery of new tactical robots, the St. Louis Sheriff’s Office is now breaking its silence with the media. “That’s kind of an inexpensive way to take a small shot at a big problem,” retired judge David Mason said in response to [...]

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Family of 14 homeless again after tornado aids runs out

ST. LOUIS - A couple with 12 children could soon be back on the streets after their temporary shelter runs out. It's been nearly one month since the tornado hit, and all that's left of the Williams' family home are missing bricks. The family urgently requires long-term recovery assistance. Salina Williams, a mother of 12, says when the tornado [...]

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STL restaurants reopen after tornado damage

ST. LOUIS - Esca is one of the three popular restaurants in the Central West End that were struck by the tornado on May 16. Today, they were back open for business. “(It) felt like a train coming toward you,” said Ben Poremba, chef & owner of Bengelina Hospitality Group. “When we came up, we [...]

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St. Louis advocates warn of ICE texts urging ‘case reviews’

ST. LOUIS - As U.S. President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown efforts continue, some immigrants are receiving text messages from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) asking them to report to local offices for a "case review"—messages" some attorneys say may be misleading or deceptive. The Migrant and Immigration Community Action Project, a St. Louis-based immigrant advocacy [...]

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Lost boy found in woods by Sheriff’s K9

LINCOLN COUNTY, Mo. - A 2-year-old child was found safe after wandering off into the woods on Tuesday.  A search team from the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office and Missouri State Highway Patrol spent an hour and a half looking for the child. At one point, a corporal spotted an important clue.  "That's somebody's footprint. That's [...]

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