St. Louis organization LIV Recovery fights opioid epidemic, saving one life at a time
ST. LOUIS — For the first time since 2019, opioid overdose deaths are down across the state of Missouri. To fight the opioid epidemic, LIV Recovery opened its doors to people struggling with addiction. Chris Calvird and Andre Mack now work there but are still on their own...
Rescuer From Missouri Was Shocked To Find A Pup Freezing In A Cold And...
Dogs are very resourceful animals and it’s a trait that a lot of humans tend to forget about. We often underestimate their intelligence. However, when it comes to their survival, many dogs will learn how to navigate around a harsh environment and scavenge for food and water. If...
St. Louis city officials aim to catch up on trash pickups
Hundreds of south St. Louis residents are fed up as trash piles up in their icy neighborhoods.
Saint Louis Zoo announces death of elderly lioness Cabara
ST. LOUIS — The Saint Louis Zoo on Wednesday announced the death of 19-year-old African Lion Cabara, who was humanely euthanized due to advanced liver disease. Cabara was born in 2005 at Switzerland's Basel Zoo and moved to St. Louis at 18 months old. She was preceded in death...
Missouri lawmakers consider placing St. Louis City police department under state control
The mayor of the City of St. Louis called lawmakers from outside the city "disrespectful" for filing legislation to put the city's police department back under state control.
‘High likelihood’ of radioactive waste in smoldering landfill, Missouri officials say
Missouri officials are warning the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency of a “high likelihood” there is radioactive contamination in a smoldering landfill outside St. Louis. In a letter last week, the Missouri Department of Natural Resources asked that the EPA assume oversight...
St. Louis apartment complex faces bitter cold without heat
Some residents of Washington Apartments in St. Louis can't get away from the frigid temperatures, and dozens of residents are desperate to get the heat turned on.
St. Louis homeless advocacy group admits it shared false information about unhoused person freezing...
ST. LOUIS — An unfounded claim about a homeless person freezing to death in St. Louis recently was shared by numerous people in the area. The original poster of the misinformation just confirmed it wasn't true. Any Means Necessary, a local community advocacy group, confirmed...
FOX 2 viewer helps St. Louis woman waiting on delayed city rental assistance program
Kristie Shackelford’s situation needed an alteration. The single mom has three teenagers, four jobs and one big problem: She’s behind on rent and just weeks from eviction.
‘15 percent is ridiculous’: Customers sound off on Ameren Missouri’s proposed price increase for...
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) -Residents filled St. Louis Community College Forest Park to weigh in on an Ameren Missouri 15% rate hike plan. Customers testified during a public hearing in front of the state’s Public Service Commission, who has the final say on the bill...
