Gateway Resilience Fund awards $440,000 to St. Louis individuals, businesses
ST. LOUIS (AP) – Grants totaling nearly $440,000 were awarded to 525 individuals and 16 downtown businesses by the Gateway Resilience…
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Missouri Attorney General tackles alleged price gougers
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt is going after eight third-party Amazon sellers suspected of price-gouging during the coronavirus pandemic. On…
Census is under way; response is vital, mayor stresses
ST. LOUIS – The 2020 Census is off and running, but at a slow pace. Mayor Lyda Krewson told St. Louisans…
St. Louis restricts driving in some parks
ST. LOUIS – A restriction on driving inside some of the city’s most popular parks is the latest move to…
Rent strike idea gaining steam during coronavirus crisis
ST. LOUIS (AP) — With millions of people suddenly out of work and rent due at the first of the…
Rules for city parks, recreation centers are tightened
ST. LOUIS – People can’t seem to resist gathering, even as the COVID-19 coronavirus sweeps through the area and nation.…
Metro suspends four bus routes as ridership falls
ST. LOUIS – Metro Transit is suspending service on four of its MetroBus routes as of Monday, March 30, because…
St. Louis’ traffic police under quarantine
ST. LOUIS – Some city traffic police officers have tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus, and the traffic division is…
Hospitals scramble to stretch supplies as virus cases surge
ST. LOUIS (AP) – Nurses and other front-line medical workers at BJC HealthCare, SSM Health, Mercy and a veterans hospital…
Playgrounds close; nursing home hit hard
ST. LOUIS — All playgrounds in the city are now closed and will remain so while the “stay at home” order…
Governor mobilizes National Guard against virus
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Missouri braced itself Friday for a surge of coronavirus patients as the number of deaths grew…
New COVID-19 Regional Response Fund helps 16 area nonprofits
ST. LOUIS – A new COVID-19 Regional Response Fund set up this month is sending grants totaling nearly $370,000 to…
Dozens of city inmates may soon be freed
ST. LOUIS – Dozens of inmates may soon be released from city jail in order to reduce the risk of…
City’s first coronavirus fatality is buried; Missouri cases top 350
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Jazmond Dixon was buried Tuesday as her family watched from their cars. Dixon, 31, died Sunday,…
Red Cross worker is first St. Louis coronavirus death
CENTRAL WEST END – The Red Cross announced Tuesday that the city’s first death from the COVID-19 coronavirus was that of…
Coronavirus survivors’ plasma may aid new patients
WASHINGTON (AP) — Hospitals are gearing up to test if a century-old treatment used to fight off flu and measles…