Some St. Louis businesses are working to make sure their employees are breathing clean air during this pandemic and fighting viruses in the air.

A state lawmaker wants to ban Palestinian refugees from coming to Missouri. Iron County Republican Chris Dinkins says she's concerned for the safety of Missourians.

Dinkins wrote a letter to Governor Mike Parson saying, "I lack faith in the Biden administration to properly vet refugees from Gaza to ensure we are not bringing a terrorist threat to American soil. We must clearly say we will not accept any Gaza refugees under any circumstances."

Parson's office did not respond.

A civilian board created to help oversee the troubled St. Louis City Justice Center will get its first tour of the facility today. The Detention Facilities Oversight Board has been around for 18 months, but until today, members have not been able to get into the facility because authorities say they lacked the proper training.

A packed house in St. Charles Monday night for a vote on a controversial immigration resolution. It calls on St. Louis City not to welcome immigrants currently living in Chicago.

The most wonderful time of the year is one of the busiest times of the year inside Amazon’s Hazelwood Sortation Center. Despite handling double its usual volume with double its usual workforce, site leader Pat Wilkins says it’s business as usual.

There are growing safety concerns about a deep hole with exposed electric wires next to a sidewalk right outside a south St. Louis business.

Results for an Arnold woman and double amputee who couldn’t get transportation to her scheduled medical appointments.

As families get into the holiday spirit by picking out a Christmas tree, a local tree farm has noticed a shortage of trees this year.

A former dogfighting suspect dodged jail with probation Monday. Brian Maclin was scheduled for a bench trial Monday when he suddenly offered a blind plea to a judge and received probation for crimes FOX 2 first told you about in 2022.

It's beginning to look a lot like the holidays in Missouri's capital city, after a crane moved a 30-foot tree into the governor's mansion.

An argument leads to a deadly double shooting at a hotel in Hazelwood.

Most people went back to work after the long holiday weekend, but there were still a few out and about braving the cold temperatures.

Whether it’s a big box store or an online purchase, some folks we talked to today say they’re taking advantage of those Cyber Monday deals.