The seven-day average of St. Louis-area patients hospitalized with COVID-19 was 424 on Tuesday, climbing from 228 just a month ago.
Post-Dispatch photographers capture tens of thousands of images every year. See their best work from November 2021 here.
SPENDING SPREE: With Missouri slated to get around $8 billion in new federal infrastructure spending, Jim Gallagher and David Nicklaus discuss local wish lists that include everything from water pipes to MetroLink expansion.
'Between the changes in the test and all of the uncertainty of teaching with COVID, there are a lot of irregularities with the test scores.'
The decision effectively closes the door on the Douglass Hill proposal for apartments, condos and commercial and retail space.
Governor questions accuracy of records provided by the state to the newspaper last week. Â
Trending now
Webster Groves kills $320M development in surprise vote
Gordo: Florida spends big after Mizzou loss, makes SEC even more ridiculous
An improbable 4-3 win for Blues on Buchnevich overtime goal
Former St. Louis TV journalist Karen Foss pursues a long-delayed passion: painting
St. Louis-area hospitals struggle to keep up with latest surge of COVID-19 patients, task force leader says
Subscriber exclusives
The Latest
Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about hig…
Candidates in local elections currently don’t declare a party, but that would change under a plan introduced in the Missouri House.
Three chefs who have appeared on food-competition TV shows agreed to share some of their best recipes with us.
‘It’s time for Missouri to follow the example of other states on this issue,’ says sponsor Rep. Ian Mackey, D-Richmond Heights.
St. Louis native has performed with artists including Beyoncé and Prince, but so far his career highlight is a hometown gig.
The dogs were in a yard that had an underground invisible electric fence when they killed Leann Gratzer on Monday.
Local Events
A partnership with Newspapers.com has opened the Post-Dispatch's archives to the public. Â
