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…
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Suit urges absentee voting in Missouri during virus crisis
O’FALLON, Mo. (AP) — A lawsuit filed by civil rights groups on Friday seeks to allow all Missourians to vote…
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…
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,…
Remote learning is under way, but many U.S. students lag
SAN DIEGO (AP) — During the first week that her San Diego public school was shuttered to slow the spread…
Extending stay-at-home order is ‘right thing to do,’ Garza asserts
ST. LOUIS – Dr. Alex Garza, head of the St. Louis Metropolitan Pandemic Task Force, praised local leaders’ decision to…
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.”…
Traffic drop from stay-at-home orders imperils road funding
JEFFERSON CITY (AP) — America’s roads are much less congested, due to coronavirus shutdowns that have kept millions of commuters,…
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…
Postpone aldermanic special elections, Krewson urges
ST. LOUIS – The vote set for May 19 in the city’s Fourth and 12th wards may be postponed until…
Parson to decide soon on reopening Missouri businesses
(AP) — Gov. Mike Parson said Wednesday that he was close to deciding when to reopen the state economy, which…
Restaurants turn to grocery sales to help offset losses
(AP) – The coronavirus has restaurants, as well as individuals, in survival mode. From large chains to mom-and-pop eateries, restaurants…
‘Servant of the Lord’ is one-man Sunday service at Arch
ST. LOUIS – On Easter Sunday, Brad will – God willing, he said – be at his post, testifying in…
Tower Grove Park closes its roads; visitors still welcome
ST. LOUIS – Tower Grove Park is still welcoming visitors, but not cars. As of Friday, the parks has closed all…
Public, Catholic schools won’t reopen until fall
Missouri’s public and charter school buildings will remain closed through the end of this school year, Gov. Mike Parson has…
History Museum wants public’s stories of the pandemic
ST. LOUIS – “History never stops, even during a pandemic.” That’s the latest rallying cry of the Missouri History Museum…