Tag: COVID

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Jazmond Dixon was buried Tuesday as her family watched from their cars. Dixon, 31, died Sunday,…

CENTRAL WEST END – The Red Cross announced Tuesday that the city’s first death from the COVID-19 coronavirus was that of…

WASHINGTON (AP) — Hospitals are gearing up to test if a century-old treatment used to fight off flu and measles…

ST. LOUIS – City of St. Louis Collector of Revenue Gregory F.X. Daly has extended the earnings tax filing deadline to…

ST. LOUIS – The Department of Revenue Office in City Hall will close during the coronavirus crisis, in response to…

Restaurant, bar, shop, and entertainment venue owners and employees, and other qualifying applicants unable to work because of COVID-19 closure,…

O’FALLON, MO. (AP) — An area woman in her 30s has died from the COVID-19 coronavirus, and officials said Monday…

Restaurants offer a crucial public space for the practice of peaceful coexistence. Now, they are threatened. How long can the…

CITY HALL – Starting Monday night, you won’t be able to get a haircut, get your nails done, work out…

WASHINGTON – Most individuals and businesses are getting three extra months to file and pay their federal tax bills. The…

JEFFERSON CITY (AP) — The Missouri Department of Natural Resources is keeping state parks open amid the coronavirus outbreak. The…

ST. LOUIS – An order issued Friday bans court officials from a number of actions – including serving subpoenas on…

CITY HALL – Guidelines to keep people safe during the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis may clash with state law to make…

Two more Missourians died from the coronavirus, officials said Friday, and the number of confirmed cases of the illness nearly…

Today’s vital social distancing has been a social disappointment for many people who find camaraderie, biochemical joy from dopamine rushes…

Mona Helgeland was sad for her children. Their birthdays are coming up, but they are self-quarantined because of the coronavirus…