Coronavirus peak near, recovery slow, Garza advises
ST. LOUIS – The peak of the COVID-19 coronavirus is still ahead, with the virus spreading more quickly than people…
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Children need facts, reassurance as coronavirus changes lives
Children are being told: Stay inside, don’t visit extended family, don’t play with your friends. The COVID-19 coronavirus is a…
Science Center keeps curiosity burning with at-home videos
KINGS OAK – The St. Louis Science Center is bubbling with ideas about how to keep its fans of all…
Christian health care ministry is accused of deception
NEOSHO, Mo. (AP) — A Christian health care sharing ministry sold “inherently unfair and deceptive health plans” to Missouri residents…
Donations will feed workers, homeless, restaurants’ bottom line
CENTRAL WEST END – A good meal is heartening, and that’s doubly true when it’s a gift that expresses appreciation…
More than 400 new coronavirus cases reported in Missouri
(AP) — The number of new confirmed coronavirus cases in Missouri had its biggest one-day increase, jumping by more than…
Inmates complain about conditions amid coronavirus
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Inmates say conditions at St. Louis jails are unsanitary and ripe for the spread of coronavirus,…
Week’s worth of school grab-and-go meals available Friday
ST. LOUIS – Students and families who have been picking up the public school district’s free grab-and-go meals every day…
City’s ‘stay at home’ order extended to at least mid-May
CITY HALL – “Today is exactly 30 days from the day the city received its first case of positive COVID-19.”…
Social distancing ‘is paying off a bit,’ but cases still rising
CITY HALL – Coronavirus cases are still on the upswing in St. Louis and the region, but social distancing is…
Virus hits employee, closes testing site in The Ville
THE VILLE — CareSTL Health has had to suspend service at its site at 2425 N. Whittier St. after an…
‘Stay at home’ order likely to be extended
(AP) — Regional leaders in St. Louis and Kansas City may decide by the end of the week whether to…
Missouri lawmakers plan to resume work amid coronavirus
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — A top Republican lawmaker says the Missouri Legislature is tentatively scheduled to return to work at…
Curbside mixed drinks temporarily allowed in Missouri
JEFFERSON CITY (AP) — Missouri is permitting the curbside sale of mixed drinks amid the coronavirus outbreak. The Missouri Division…
Board of Aldermen will meet remotely, under public’s eye
CITY HALL – The Board of Aldermen has settled on a way to hold its meetings remotely during the coronavirus…
Missouri Supreme Court weighs Lamar Johnson case
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — Missouri Supreme Court judges convened a remote court hearing Tuesday to hear arguments over whether to…