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A warm southwest wind has pushed temperatures to near record levels, as expected. Expect mostly cloudy skies to continue into tonight and Thursday.

Posted In: Organizations, People, What we are thinking about. For generations of St. Louis contractors, the Fabick name has been as familiar as the yellow Cat equipment it supplied. Now, a proposed Caterpillar acquisition of Fabick Cat is poised to end 109 years of family ownership. Caterpillar announced Sept. 29...

ST. LOUIS – The 116th Greater St. Louis Honor Flight is headed to Washington, D.C., on Wednesday as dozens of veterans will be honored for their service in the nation’s capital. The veterans will spend the day visiting various memorials, including the World War II Memorial, the Korean War Veterans Memorial and the Viet

Some of the best breakfasts in St. Louis are served inside a building that once sold groceries. The shelves are long gone, but an old vault is still built right into the wall. Today the corner spot fills up with neighbors, families, and out-of-towners who heard about it from a friend. The plates come out big, the menu

The owner of the Speakeasy Café on Holly Hills Avenue in south St. Louis is charged for running a business without a retail sales tax license.

ST. LOUIS – New video shows three individuals smashing the the front window of Zephyr Bar + Grill overnight on Cherokee Street. Surveillance video, which Zephyr Bar + Grill gave FOX 2 permission to share, appears to show three individuals throwing an object and shattering a window of the business before they run away f

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Sarah Ulrich spent 25 years searching for a glass block for a window inside her 1940s home in the Marine Villa area. “I think it will blend in pretty well, I mean, it’s not perfect, but it’s better,” Ulrich said.

What does the City of St. Louis owe two neighbors who for four years had to put up with a homeless couple living on their sidewalk?. A city jury answered that question today: $36,500. Everyone on both sides of the lawsuit brought by Tower Grove South residents Steven McClanahan and...

A jury has ruled in favor of Tower Grove South homeowners who sued St. Louis City over sidewalk squatters who camped outside their home for years.

ST. LOUIS (First Alert 4) - Officers from eight St. Louis-area police departments formed an escort to welcome 63-year-old Lance Jeffries home from the hospital following a violent assault earlier this month. St. Louis County Police responded around 4:45 p.m. Sept. 19 to a reported crash near the intersection of...