Saint Louis MO

In a city that has a strong burger culture and a big arch of its own, McDonald's is offering the Big Arch Burger for a limited time. Starting March 3, the fast-food giant is releasing the burger across the country, including about 100 locations in the St. Louis region.

WEBSTER GROVES, Mo. — Dressed “to the nines,” just like Sam Linehan would have wanted, as dozens gathered Monday afternoon to celebrate a life defined by passion, strength, and connection. The celebration of life for the 28-year-old was originally planned at Sado on the Hill, where Linehan...

A 43-year-old St. Louis man has admitted to killing his ex-girlfriend in 2024, ending a case that has hung over her family for nearly two years. On Monday, Julius Massey accepted a plea deal for the shooting death of 48-year-old Payton Winston, with a judge handing down consecutive prison terms that add up to 20...

There are 5 Missouri kids who have just gone missing in February of 2026.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Sting has added a St. Louis stop to his 2026 tour. The 17-time Grammy Award Winner’s “Sting 3.0″ tour will stop at the Stifel Theatre on Saturday, Oct. 17. Members of Sting’s fan club will have first access to tickets...

Search warrants obtained by FOX 2 reveal the unusual way police captured a reported kidnapper/rapist who seemingly left few leads.

In the past three years, the man who controls parking in the City of St. Louis has forgiven eight of his own parking tickets. Parking in the city is the domain of the Treasurer’s Office, an entity that oversees issuing parking tickets as well as operating some pay parking lots and garages around town. Treasurer Adam...

PONTOON BEACH – On Saturday, February 28, 2026, at approximately 1:08 a.m., the Mitchell Fire Department provided mutual aid to the Long Lake Volunteer Fire Department for a working commercial structure fire in the 3700 block of Pontoon Road. Upon arrival, crews encountered a fully involved commercial structure fire...

A student from Ritenour School District was hit by a car Monday afternoon, according to police and the school district.

St. Louis city prosecutors have declined to file criminal charges against officers in at least six use-of-force incidents, according to records the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department released this week. The files span encounters that ended in fatal shootings as well as incidents that left civilians injured, and...