Tag: COVID

CITY HALL – St. Louis may have far too few workers to track where those who have tested positive tor…

(AP) — The St. Louis Zoo plans to welcome visitors again on June 13, though with enhanced measures that seek…

COLUMBIA (AP) — Civil rights groups appealed on Tuesday to the Missouri Supreme Court after a local judge dismissed their…

ST. LOUIS – In another time, Stephanie Wingfield planned to open a hair salon in The Grove in the first…

ST. LOUIS – The region’s work in minimizing the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus has been “really remarkable,” Dr. Alex…

CITY HALL – St. Louis native and actor John Goodman is adding his voice to the city’s call for us…

LIBERTY, Mo. (AP) — Missouri is expanding coronavirus testing to high-risk places where people are in close contact, with an…

(AP) — Restaurants and other nonessential businesses will be allowed to open their doors on Monday in St. Louis city…

ST. LOUIS – For the first time since March, a limited number of customers of Chris’ Pancake & Dining soon…

ST. LOUIS (AP) — City officials are handing out at least 75,000 masks as the area prepares to relax stay-at-home…

JEFFERSON CITY (AP) — Missouri lawmakers rushed to pass as many bills as possible on the final day of the…

JEFFERSON CITY (AP) — Missouri lawmakers wrapped up their work Friday by passing bills allowing people to vote by mail…

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Three Catholic elementary schools that were already struggling financially will close because of the impact of…

CITY HALL – Mayor Lyda Krewson, with the help of Health Director Dr. Fredrick Echols, answered questions in a live-streamed…

(AP) — Large events are slowly starting up again in Missouri — a state more willing than most to permit…

CITY HALL – The Ways and Means Committee met on Thursday, May 14, to discuss a wide variety of issues…