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An exclusive new Emerson College and The Hill swing state poll gives Donald Trump a clean sweep of the following seven states: Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.

People are talking about a recent FOX 2 report involving mistaken identity which led to a mysterious police encounter. We solved it for the driver while working with two police departments to clear their name as being mistakenly wanted from the license plate reader system.

St. Louis schools are scrambling to find a transportation provider after Missouri Central School Bus canceled its contract with the district, effective this summer.

A case that garnered national attention involving a Missouri mother and sheriff's deputy is now the topic of a FOX Files podcast.

With nearly half a million properties in St. Louis County, the majority of owners saw an increase in their home's value, but many have questioned the county's algorithm as some St. Louisans are left troubled with taxes.

A politician and lawyer who we’ve exposed in months of investigations on FOX 2 has lost his Missouri law license.

Four women are accused of forging documents that allegedly got them big paychecks from a Clayton business. Court records say the fraud scheme netted hundreds of thousands of dollars for unworked hours.

The St. Louis County Executive Sam Page has made safety changes for summer camps, including new requirements for background checks and child protection training.

A sophisticated scam involving voice cloning is targeting St. Louisans, but the alleged thief is showing up at the victim's front door to collect money.