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Lawmakers will likely consider a wide range of issues, including a recently passed gas tax increase, COVID-19 mandates and critical race theory.

Task force leaders said the virus is winning, and the fear is that things will get worse before they get better over the next couple weeks.

Though the kits you can buy at a pharmacy are about as effective as the rapid tests available in a clinic setting, PCR lab tests are the “gold standard.”

The station was known as KSD the day it signed on the air in St. Louis, and there were only four television sets in the entire viewing area

A shirt, hat or sweatshirt can help Asian American and Pacific Islander journalists across the country.

Here are some ways to stay safe while on the roads

The districts decided back in December to make masks optional. But with COVID cases on the rise, school officials have reversed those decisions.

A man, woman and their two 9-month-old sons were found unresponsive Tuesday.

The KSDK news anchor shared a video of a viewer comment. People were quick to share support of her.

The council voted along party lines, with Democrats voting in favor and Republicans voting against.

"Through this acquisition, we will be able to offer even more services for our Meridian Village residents now and into the future"

A career working on historic lofts led to Andy Barnes and his company spearheading a series of unique and historic projects in St. Louis

Larry Lovett, 39, was charged with first-degree murder for the Aug. 2 death of Ahmaad Nunley in Granite City and the Dec. 7 death of Andre Hutson in Madison.

Levels aren’t at all-time highs right now. But at the current rate, our area will reach or exceed case records by next week.

5 On Your Side has compiled a list of places offering the kid-sized dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine

It happened outside a home on Highway Y, Tuesday morning.

Lack of seat belts, cell phone use while driving and speeding were significant factors in the deaths, the Missouri Department of Transportation said.

Testing lines stretched hours-long Monday as St. Louis records record caseloads after the holidays.

Starting Wednesday, the city will implement an in-person schedule that staggers the number of departments in the city's buildings at one time.

In a statement posted on Facebook, Hill said his last day will be Wednesday, the first day of the 2022 legislative session.