All students living in residence halls were given rapid COVID-19 tests prior to moving in.
Also in Wednesday's headlines: Prison time for a man who drove through BLM protesters and voters pick candidate who made racist videos.
Joe Biden named Harris his running mate Tuesday, making history by selecting the first Black woman to compete on a major party’s presidential ticket.
Some of St. Louis County's 88 municipalities are struggling more than others. Page advisers think they should get a greater share of the federal aid.
Approval from the FDA could vastly expand use of the injection treatment, which has shown some success here and across the country.
The top state educational official says most K-12 schools in Missouri will open with in-person classes.
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