Speeders crank up the mph during pandemic
ST. LOUIS (AP) — The Missouri State Highway Patrol is reporting a dangerous trend on roads and highways left wide…
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Waters dedicates Congress’ relief plan to St. Louis sister dying of coronavirus
WASHINGTON – Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., dedicated Congress’s $484 billion relief package to her sister in St. Louis, who she…
Online portal will show city’s COVID-19 expenditures
CITY HALL – St. Louis residents can watch how the city is spending their tax dollars to fight the COVID-19…
Outlying counties breaking from urban areas on plans to reopen
(AP) — Leaders of counties on the edge of Missouri’s two metropolitan areas are showing an increasing urge to end…
No raises for city employees, but budget seeks to save jobs
ST. LOUIS – City workers will have to forego their promised raises, but they should be able to keep their…
Blacks continue to bear brunt of coronavirus, ZIP code data show
ST. LOUIS – The latest map of the city’s coronavirus cases by ZIP code shows that black residents continue to…
Protesters at Capitol demand reopening; 16 new deaths reported
JEFFERSON CITY (AP) — Protesters gathered Tuesday outside the Missouri Capitol in Jefferson City to demand that the state reopen…
PrideFest moving to August due to coronavirus
ST. LOUIS (AP) — The annual Pride Festival and Parade in St. Louis has been postponed until August in an…
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…
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…
Black clergy take questions to Parson
JEFFERSON CITY – Black clergy leaders from around Missouri spoke with Gov. Mike Parson on Friday via conference call to discuss…
Nurses’ program shortened as Missouri coronavirus cases rise
ST. LOUIS (AP) — A four-state hospital system and St. Louis University are trying to make it easier for retired…
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…
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…
Parson extends stay-home order to May 3, then ‘back to work’
(AP) — Gov. Mike Parson extended on Thursday Missouri’s statewide stay-at-home order through May 3, but pledged that the next…
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…