‘We’re so exposed,’ one Mercy nurse said, as hospitals grapple with protecting medical staff while ensuring supplies last amid COVID-19 outbreak.
‘If people do get their unemployment checks and stimulus checks and the shutdown doesn’t last more than three or four weeks in St. Louis, ther…
Ten people in Missouri have died, including a second person Friday in St. Charles County.
What politicians and prosecutors couldn’t do, the coronavirus is shutting down unregulated gambling machines across Missouri.
ST. LOUIS — People charged with nonviolent crimes are not the only ones getting out of jail in St. Louis and St. Louis County ahead of the cor…
State officials have deemed their work essential.
Mayor Lyda Krewson said people must continue to comply with restrictions to curtail the spread of the coronavirus.
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The worker hadn't had contact with the public since March 20, city says in news release.
The guard will help Missouri coordinate its response to the coronavirus. The mobilization lasts until May 15, unless the governor extends it.
The city said Friday that it's closing the playgrounds for as long as the city's stay-at-home order remains in effect to limit the spread of C…
The Post-Dispatch reported Tuesday that at least some of the state's roughly 14,000 unregulated machines were in operation as the state grappl…
Complaints roll in from representatives of grocery workers, certified nursing assistants, janitors, state workers and others.
St. Louis-area health departments are shifting their resources to some degree as they work to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
"It's just crazy. I feel like I'm in a dream. I feel like I'm in one of those movies."
Census estimate say St. Louis’ population dropped last year to just above 300,000 and St. Charles County exceeded the 400,000 mark for the fir…
Uncertainty hits as the St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission prepares to embark on its biggest project in a generation: a $210 million…
The jail also allowed an inmate to attend a family funeral on Saturday and took him back in, raising some fears of exposure
The governor said in the afternoon that there were 502 known cases of COVID-19 in Missouri, up from 356 known cases as of Thursday morning.
About 50 soldiers from the 1844th Transportation Co. based in East St. Louis will support medical warehouse operations in central Illinois.
Gov. Mike Parson also said Wednesday that he won’t be designating grocery workers as first responders, as some unions called on him to do.
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Officials in both states gave updates Wednesday on the spread of the coronavirus and financial relief they're trying to provide.
The state wants help with unemployment assistance, crisis counseling and help for nonprofits and local governments to handle their virus-relat…
The up-front payment is "critical" to the project, said backer Dan Buck.Â
Page asks the council to support $1.5 million in new emergency funding and says all county departments have frozen spending
But officials say it's too soon to know whether any cuts in services will be recommended because of the economic slowdown.
School closures mean that teachers and other mandated reporters of child abuse and neglect aren’t seeing kids on a daily basis.
The original order would have expired April 3. This order lasts through April 17.
