'The internet used to be fun': Firefox reunites 2000s meme stars for anti-AI ad
Firefox gathered stars of some of the biggest memes of the 2000s for an ad aimed at swaying internet users away from bigger tech companies.
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Great Plains SPCA honor passed pets with Día de los Muertos celebration
The Great Plains SPCA is honoring pets who have passed away through its Día de los Muertos celebration.
Missouri Amendment 3 sparks heated debate on abortion and transgender youth healthcare ahead of Election Day
The measure aims to overturn a 2024 amendment, reinstating an abortion ban while making restrictions on transgender youth healthcare permanent.
Wagner has massive spending edge over opponent Wellman
U.S. Representative Ann Wagner, Missouri’s 2nd Congressional District, is seeking an eighth term in Congress. She faces Democratic challenger Fred Wellman in the upcoming midterm election.
Jacob Fowler makes 46 saves for 2nd shutout of season as Canadiens beat Blues 2-0
The Blues (5-6-1) fell to 3-2-1 at home as they were shut out for the second straight game. They lost 4-0 to visiting Carolina on Saturday.
Did anyone win the Mega Millions $443M jackpot? Here are the winning numbers for Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026
The Mega Millions jackpot has grown to $443 million after a ticket sold in Florida won a massive $803 million prize in July.
Data center opponents voice concerns in Alton
Opponents of a proposed data center campus lined up around The Wedge Building on Tuesday before an open-house-style meeting even began.
Man sentenced for 2017 killing of teen at Kansas City, Kansas, laundromat
A 26-year-old man has been sentenced for the 2017 killing of 15-year-old December Htoo in Kansas City, Kansas.
Fewer buildings would close in latest St. Louis Public Schools consolidation plan - STLtoday.com
Fewer buildings would close in latest St. Louis Public Schools consolidation plan STLtoday.com
KCK considered for the Final Four, with millions in potential impact
Kansas City, Kansas, was announced Tuesday as one of seven potential cities for the Final Four, including Las Vegas, Houston, and Indianapolis.
Man jailed after shooting at, ramming vehicle on South Grand
A St. Louis man is in custody for a suspected road rage shooting and crash Monday in the Carondelet neighborhood.
Truck stolen by escaped Tennessee murderer found in Illinois, investigators say
Authorities say an escaped Tennessee inmate convicted of murder stole a truck from a nearby farm and apparently made it to southern Illinois before abandoning it.
PTO requests surge as 'Grand Theft Auto VI' release date approaches, reports say
An uptick in vacation requests signals an unofficial holiday for gamers as the much-anticipated release of "Grand Theft Auto VI" nears.
Trump returns to Kansas as Marshall, Hamilton make final push in toss-up Senate race
Republican Sen. Roger Marshall and Democratic challenger Adam Hamilton entered the final week of a highly competitive U.S. Senate race.
Can you still vote by mail? Changes and dates to know for the midterm elections
Voters returning mail-in ballots face a patchwork of state deadlines for the midterm elections. Here's what to know.
As 700 tornado demolitions wrap up, St. Louis announces $4 million affordable housing plan
Phase 1 emergency demolitions pause as the city pivots from clearing storm rubble to repairing 250 affordable rental units in North City.
Here are the St. Louis Public Schools the district is proposing to close - STLtoday.com
Here are the St. Louis Public Schools the district is proposing to close STLtoday.com
Lead detected at Northern Village Apartments; St. Louis County demands action
On Tuesday, St. Louis County Executive Sam Page and Health Director Kanika Cunningham discussed the results of lead testing recently completed at the apartment complex.
Ferguson data center deal under scrutiny: neighbors call for federal probe
Community group files formal complaint alleging corruption and conflict of interest following a 4-3 council vote.
Follow the money: See Missouri's most expensive political races
The last financial report before the November 3 election shows tens of millions of dollars being spent on the five ballot questions appearing before Missouri voters.
Wrecking ball brought to bear as Millennium Hotel demolition continues
The meticulous deconstruction of the former Millennium Hotel and rotating restaurant atop the downtown landmark has made way for the wrecking ball.
Firefighters must still avoid Belleville area bridge despite repair
A repaired bridge in Stookey Township remains off-limits to heavy emergency vehicles after fire officials say they have not received official clearance to cross.
Metro nurses call for metal detectors in wake of deadly shooting inside Centerpoint
Nurses at Hospital Corporation of America hospitals say the deadly shooting at HCA's Centerpoint Medical Center last week was preventable.
Survey opens for downtown Parkville project that could reroute Highway 9
The mayor said the project would reroute Highway 9 along the train tracks to Main Street and update infrastructure.
Leawood priest, former pastor of Curé of Ars, pleads guilty to stealing from church
A Leawood priest pleaded guilty to theft charges stemming from an investigation that revealed he stole more than $150,000 from his church.
'I am Andre Dettonville': A centuries-old ghost story tied to the Linda Hall Library
FOX4 sat down with Anna Bernard, the communications manager at the UMKC library, to hear more about the book and the lore hidden between its pages.
Barnes and Noble to open in Creve Coeur shopping plaza next month - STLtoday.com
Barnes and Noble to open in Creve Coeur shopping plaza next month STLtoday.com
Mizzou's Ahmad Hardy was 'full participant' in Monday practice - STLtoday.com
Mizzou's Ahmad Hardy was 'full participant' in Monday practice STLtoday.com
Trump’s DOJ sends 1,000 election monitors to 50 states; locations not yet disclosed
The U.S. Department of Justice plans to send election monitors to every state ahead of Election Day, expanding a long-standing practice that’s spurred concern this year among Democrats and voting rights advocates because of President Donald Trump’s push to influence elections. The Justice Department for decades has…
Police chief may need to pay St. Louis back if raise deemed illegal - STLtoday.com
Police chief may need to pay St. Louis back if raise deemed illegal STLtoday.com
The percentage of people without health insurance is growing
The percentage of working-age adults without health insurance has increased in the past two years, largely because many people can no longer afford Obamacare coverage after Congress allowed federal subsidies to expire at the end of last year. The uninsured rate for adults ages 19-64 rose to 11.2% this year, up from…
Missouri appeals court rejects prison math that turned 23-year sentence into 40 years
A Missouri man who should have been eligible for release in 2024 remains in prison because the state miscalculated his credit for time he had already served, the Missouri Western District Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday. Deandre Pointer was sentenced to 23 years in the Department of Corrections on four counts, two of…
Jamestown Mall to be redeveloped into 700+ residences, grocery store, businesses - STLtoday.com
Jamestown Mall to be redeveloped into 700+ residences, grocery store, businesses STLtoday.com
Brighter streetlights cut nighttime violence, but only for a while, study finds
As days grow shorter and darkness arrives earlier across much of the country, a new study suggests that brighter streetlights may help reduce nighttime violence — at least temporarily. Researchers found that outdoor nighttime violent crime fell by about 46% in targeted areas of Newark, New Jersey, during the first six…
Denny Hoskins denies whistleblower lawsuit allegations from former employee
Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins has responded a lawsuit filed by his former director of election integrity alleging he was fired after reporting illegal and unethical conduct. The secretary denied many of the accusations from former director Nicholas La Strada, a Republican who was hired by Hoskins…
Letter: Sweeney underwear TV ad for gambling company is pornographic - STLtoday.com
Letter: Sweeney underwear TV ad for gambling company is pornographic STLtoday.com
Photos: Robbie Avilia practices with former SLU teammates after being declared eligible - STLtoday.com
Photos: Robbie Avilia practices with former SLU teammates after being declared eligible STLtoday.com
Federal regulators crack down on organ donation groups
Federal regulators are cracking down on the nonprofits responsible for coordinating organ donations, aiming to begin shutting down substandard groups by early next year. New criteria will score the organizations on donation and transplantation rates and will decertify the bottom tier, meaning their contracts with the…
Missouri congressional map fight reaches voters as Republican campaign goes quiet
Missouri Republicans spent more than a year fighting to put a new congressional map into effect, including a costly campaign to prevent voters from having the final say. Now that voters have that say, the organized Republican campaign to defend the map has all but vanished. On Nov. 3, Missourians will decide…
Commentary: Want to end redistricting wars? Start by uncapping the US House.
Missouri’s congressional redistricting battle has taken voters on a dizzying tour of the court system leading up to the midterms. After trips to the Missouri Supreme Court and federal district court resulted in different rulings, the state took not one but two trips to the U.S. Supreme Court, which held – twice – that…