Chris Hayes
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St. Louis, MO, United States
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Man convicted in St. Charles Co. shooting over parking spot
Jurors have convicted a man in connection with a St. Charles County shooting, which stemmed from a dispute over a handicapped parking spot. → Read More
St. Louis fire chief warns railroads to hand over life-saving supplies
St. Louis Fire Chief Dennis Jenkerson says he’s been battling for about a decade for the railroads to bring critical safety supplies closer to the city. → Read More
Suspected Schnucks shooter appeared to be targeting suburbs
The alleged Schnucks parking lot shooter was already a wanted man with a reported violent criminal history. → Read More
St. Peters police identify alleged Schnucks parking lot shooter
Investigators have identified the man responsible for shooting a woman at a Schnucks parking lot in St. Peters, and have connected him to other crimes in St. Louis County. → Read More
Detectives seek connection between Schnucks parking lot shooting, other crimes
The investigation is expanding into the apparent random shooting of a 52-year-old woman in a St. Peters grocery store parking lot. → Read More
St. Louis County stakeholders look for juvenile crime solutions
From police officers to prosecutors and elected officials to juvenile court officers, they gathered in south St. Louis County to find solutions on Friday. → Read More
Russ Faria sees former interrogating officer on the other side of the courtroom
A Lincoln County police corruption investigation leads to Russ Faria‘s first look in years at an investigator who once targeted him. → Read More
Residents call area near execution-style murder a tinderbox
It’s astounding to some that the man accused of committing an execution-style murder at about 10 a.m. Monday has no known criminal record. → Read More
Murder suspect on house arrest says system has set him up to fail
FOX 2 spoke with Charl “Priest” Howard, who’s now wearing an ankle bracelet as he still waits for trial years after his arrest. → Read More
Janae Edmondson’s parents come face-to-face with suspect in emotional court hearing
On Monday, Janae Edmondson’s mother and father got a close-up look at the man suspected of causing a crash that forever changed their daughter’s life. → Read More
What to expect in the effort to remove Kim Gardner from office
The effort to remove Kim Gardner as Circuit Attorney is not without precedent. FOX 2 spoke with an attorney who successfully prosecuted another St. Louis official under the same tactic. → Read More
Robbery victim found alive, despite prosecutor blaming justice delays on his death
FOX 2 found a robbery victim alive who the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office claimed was dead. The false claim is tied to the frightening crash that cost a teenage girl her legs. → Read More
Missouri AG issues ultimatum to Gardner: Resign or be removed from office
Amid mounting calls for the St. Louis Circuit Attorney to resign, the Missouri Attorney General has issued an ultimatum for Kim Gardner: resign or face removal. → Read More
Emotional plea from parents of teen athlete struck by reckless driver
The parents of a 17-year-old athlete who lost her legs as the result of a St. Louis driver this weekend pleaded with a judge in the case that has changed their lives forever. → Read More
One-night crime spree catching up with 5 teens
A series of smash and grab robberies in north St. Louis County this past December cost one business alone thousands of dollars. → Read More
Residents uneasy about reports tying Metro East to Ohio’s train catastrophe
The train that caused the emergency environmental disaster in Ohio is said to have come from Madison, Illinois. → Read More
Police catch suspected rapist in elaborate web of surveillance videos
A man charged with attacking random women reportedly wore a mask and rushed up to his victims with a gun. → Read More
DNA on soda bottle could be key in cracking violent teen crime ring
Berkeley police have linked a series of violent crimes across our region to five young teens. → Read More
Police spoke out about juvenile crime spike. The courts listened
New changes are just now underway, following efforts by the North County Police Cooperative to make positive changes in the juvenile crime problem. → Read More
Report: Public works employee had no safety training prior to fatal accident
The Division of Labor Standards says Normandy, Missouri, is relying on a 16-year-old safety manual, and inspectors question whether it’s even being used to protect workers. → Read More