Thursday was a great day, and Friday will be the same. Mid- to upper-70s again, with sunshine and low humidity.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker is expected to sign a new measure into law soon to protect women in Missouri who seek abortions in Illinois.

As Chris Eckert walks through his Belleville peach farm, he sees the same thing every peach farmer is dealing with across the country.

A mother of two is without her car after a Missouri city towed it away from her driveway for having expired temporary tags.

Summer travel kicked off with plenty of people traveling for the Memorial Day weekend.

Canadian wildfires creating air quality concerns in parts of the United States are also raising questions about air quality levels locally.

A politician FOX 2 first busted for living in a different state from where he drew a councilman's salary admitted guilt Thursday.

As the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office continues its investigation of a decomposed body found in the area, those who live right next door say they're set to own the property in just a few days.

It’s the second time in less than a month that an officer from the North County Police Cooperative has been criminally charged.

Ballwin police are warning residents of a scam, where someone posing as a special agent is calling people from a number that appears as “Ballwin PD.”

Honor flight returns to St. Louis

Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's kick off a nationwide movement to get kids outdoors this summer. They're hosting National Donation Day events Thursday at all their stores.

Wildfires in Canada have caused poor air quality and smoky skies across several U.S. metros for days. On Wednesday, the air quality in New York City was ranked the worst in the world.

That’s according to IQAir’s Air Quality and Pollution City Ranking, which is updated hourly, the air pollution advocacy organization explains. It’s important to note that while New York City is currently in the top spot for unhealthy air, it will likely drop back down once the aforementioned smoke disappears. A few weeks ago, Denver, Colorado, was ranked among the top 10 worst in the world due to wildfire smoke. As of Wednesday, the city ranked 96th on IQAir’s list.

IQAir’s live Air Quality and Pollution City Ranking ranks cities based on AQI, or Air Quality Index points. Cities/areas are assigned a series of ranges for how healthy or unhealthy the air currently is.