Amendment 6 would remake balance of power between Missouri voters and lawmakers
Missouri voters are being asked on Nov. 3 to fundamentally rewrite the balance of power between themselves and the state lawmakers they elect. If Amendment 6 passes, future legislatures could no longer change laws enacted by voters through the initiative process on their own. Instead, at least 80% of both the House and Senate would have […]
North County apartment tenants take plea to St. Louis County Council as fate is...
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The Florida-based property owner of Northern Village Apartments has until Monday to address an unpaid $700,000 Spire bill or gas will be cut off and St. Louis County will shut the property down. With a list of violations that has been adding...
Earthquake Rattles South Central Missouri, Many Feel It
Many in south central Missouri reported feeling an earthquake Wednesday that has been been confirmed by the USGS.
Missouri just had its hottest September ever recorded
Missouri recorded its warmest September on record, with statewide temperatures shattering previous marks and drought conditions expanding across large portions of the state. The month averaged 77 degrees Fahrenheit statewide, 8.4 degrees above normal, according to a community announcement from University of Missouri Extension state climatologist Zachary Leasor. Data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration show the previous September record of 74.8 degrees, set in 1931, was excee
How big is STAR bond district for Chiefs’ stadium? Check out Kansas incentive map
Nearly 10 months after the triumphant announcement in Topeka that the Kansas City Chiefs would leave behind Arrowhead Stadium for a new home in Wyandotte County, the Kansas Department of Commerce on Tuesday evening unveiled the official boundaries of the massive two-county incentive district that will make the new stadium a reality. The sales tax and revenue, or STAR bond district, will pay down at least $1.8 billion in bond debt associated with upfront construction costs by drawing on increment
KC Spotlight | New Missouri Wholesaling Law Requires Transparency
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — You could say the practice of wholesaling residential properties has been changed forever in Missouri. Missouri Sentate Bill 973 recently became law: wholesalers must now give the seller a written notice, 14 days in advance of signing a residential contract. The state of Missouri defines...
September was the warmest on record in Missouri and Columbia in 136 years
Last month was the hottest September in Missouri since the National Weather Service began collecting data in 1890. That applies to Columbia, which had 16 days that registered 90 degrees or above in September and an average high temperature of 87.2 degrees. Statewide, the average temperature was 77 degrees, which...
Video shows suspected St. Louis fire hydrant theft
ST. LOUIS – Video from Sept. 23 shows a fire hydrant theft that the St. Louis Water Division is still dealing with to this day. Nearly 80 hydrants were vandalized from Old North St. Louis down to the riverfront. FOX 2 caught up with the Water Division at Bulwer and Adelaide where workers were swapping out entire hydrants to fix the problem caused by a thief.
Joey Chestnut to compete in St. Louis deep-dish pizza eating challenge this weekend
Joey Chestnut, a world-famous competitive eater and 16-time Nathan's Hot Dog Eating contest champion, is expected to compete in a deep-dish pizza eating challenge this weekend in St. Louis.
Missouri Medicaid Eligibility Requirements Set to Change in 2027
Jefferson City, Mo. (KFMO) - Missouri Medicaid recipients in the Adult Expansion Group are being encouraged to prepare for changes to eligibility requirements scheduled to take effect January 1, 2027. According to information shared by the East Missouri Action Agency, adults ages 19 through 64 enrolled in the group may...

















