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Flood Control Plan Has Some Communities Fearing The Worst Video
A plan that is supposed to help better control Mississippi River flooding could also make the problem worse for some in our area. Thursday night, hundreds came to Old Monroe in Lincoln County to protest Plan H. Many fearing that the flooding of the summer of 2008 could repeat itself and get... more
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Caught On Tape: Shoplifters Locked in Store Video
Olivette Police have released surveillance video in efforts to catch two shoplifting suspects. It happened August 24th at a Walgreens in Olivette. The two men entered the store and loaded baskets with merchandise. Apparently, they did not realize it was closing time and a clerk locked one of... more
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Stimulus Money Being Used For Solar Panels on Ice Rink Video
Fox 2 is following the money, and the trail of stimulus projects is taking us to solar panels on ice. It's cash from the federal government's the multi-billion dollar stimulus package. Investigator Chris Hayes takes you to where one city got hundreds of thousands of dollars to put solar panels... more
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KPLR 11 Celebrates "The Ones At 4" Video
Westport was home to a big celebration, Wednesday, for a new newscast coming this Fall to KPLR 11. The Ones at Four is the new 4pm show hosted by Patrick Clark that will take to the airwaves on September 20th. more
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Agency That Helps Elderly Cut Out of County Funding Video
In Lemay, several agencies received money from St. Louis County Thursday. The Baseball Association and a civil war heritage group were among the recipients. But an applicant was rejected, despite a proven track record of helping the elderly in the community. more
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Garagiola Laid to Rest Video
A funeral mass was held Thursday morning for the man considered to be the most famous waiter in greater St. Louis. Mickey Garagiola died Sunday of cancer. He was 88 years old. His reputation was built at two restaurants, the old Ruggeri's on The Hill, and Pietro's in south St. Louis. more
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Family Of DUI Victim To Hold Roadside Vigil Video
A Jefferson County family is about to suffer through a Labor Day tradition no family should ever be forced to endure. They lost their daughter in a drunk driving accident, and this weekend they will do as they do each year: return to the scene of the crime. more
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BET Host Helps Berkeley's Music Fest Video
St. Louis' Merdean Gales is the co-host of The Bobby Jones Show on BET and is coming back home this weekend to help with the city of Berkeley's Eight Annual Community Music Fest. BET's National Commentator from the Bobby Jones Show has committed to the Berkeley Music Fest. She has been with the fest... more
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Police Investigating Rash of Robberies Video
Police across the metro area are busy solving a series of armed robberies. Wood River, Illinois, detectives have released surveillance video of a female suspect robbing a loan company around lunch time Tuesday. They say she was armed with a gun and a knife. more
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Hundreds Of Jurors Sought For Largest Trial in St. Louis History Video
St. Louis is gearing up for what may be the largest trial in the area's history, and court officials in the city are taking unprecedented measures to find enough jurors to fill the pull. The challenge is finding jurors who could spend six months hearing the case. more
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St. Louis Fashion Week Gets Local Competition Video
You've probably heard of project runway, the national reality show where talented up and coming designers compete in a series of design competition. We'll St. Louis has its own version, project design and joining us to talk about it today is the organizer of the event Dwight Carter of rock uniform... more
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Cardinal Fans Hope Against Hope Team Will Emerge From Nosedive Video
The Cardinals and Reds reunite in St. Louis this weekend at a time when the Cardinals are, quite simply, in the tank. The Redbirds have lost five straight to some of the National League's worst teams going into the series. more
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Cardinals Return To KMOX
Cardinal fans will be ''re-tuning'' their radios next season. The team is going "back to the future." The Cardinals spent most of their broadcast history on KMOX radio, and now they're back. more
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Hazelwood Police Chief Speaks Out About Deadly Accident Video
Hazelwood's Police Chief Wolf speaks out about Wednesday's deadly car accident. Chief Wolf is upset over the driver's actions that lead to the death of a young woman Wednesday, after an alleged shoplifting incident at a Family Dollar. more
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News 11 Remembers: The Zoo's Birdcage Video
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the St. Louis zoo. But one of its premier attractions was actually built a decade earlier. The flight cage, built for the World's Fair, pre-dates the rest of the zoo. And it was never supposed to stay here. more
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Edwardsville Couple Want to Build War Memorial Video
It was three and a half years ago that Doug and Jill Garbs, got the tragic news that their son was killed in Afghanistan. Now the garbs are trying to make sure their son and others killed while serving their country from the Edwardsville area, honoring 75 fallen servicemen, so far from Edwardsville. more
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Father of Well Known Kidnapping Victim Stumps For Those Still Missing Video
Stopping sex offenders before they strike. Ed Smart whose daughter Elizabeth was taken from their Utah home, joined local parents Tuesday night to push for tougher laws. Ed Smart and Ahmad Rivazfar are on a cross country bike tour to encourage lawmakers to throw the book at convicted sex offenders.... more
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Kirkwood Teacher Named Missouri's Teacher Of The Year Video
Kirkwood high teacher, Robert Becker has good chemistry between his classes and now the state of Missouri. He's been named Missouri teacher of the year. Becker has been teaching for 26 years and attended Washington University and Yale. more
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Sex Offender Allegedly Lures Girls To His Home Video
A registered sex offender in East Alton is accused of trying to lure two girls into his home, but no one in the town knew the 22 year old had a past of sexual misconduct. Police say his past offense had been kept under wraps because it happened when he was a minor. more
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St. Louis Twitter Use
Over 200,000 St. Louians are using Twitter according to STLTweets. The report details some some surprising trends and statistics about Twitter use in St. Louis. A few numbers from the report: more
