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"That's really high right now and we are not near the peak yet, so we can expect for this to get worse," one doctor shares.

Precipitation returns to the bi-state region Saturday, before temperatures have a chance to warm above freezing

Eric Schmitt sued to stop the Biden administration from requiring vaccines for healthcare workers.

The omicron variant means vaccines alone don't spare everyone from quarantine.

Wood River police identified the victim as 60-year-old Scott Rockhill. The man was bedridden, police said, and his caregiver called in to report the fire.

Police said a bullet was fired into a residence and grazed the boy in the back of the leg.

Administrators are using idled school buses to deliver to-go breakfast and lunch to students.

Municipal courts are canceling and continuing hearings for the week of Jan. 10.

BJC said in an email to patients that includes "testing for travel, events, exposures or return to work or school."

The chain will still retain ownership of the movie theater real estate that anchors the strip mall.

The new mobile clinic adds to 816 Community Partner Clinics planned through Jan. 31

Museum officials said they've seen a rapid increase in cases among employees and their families. They anticipate reopening Feb. 1.

The Missouri Historical Society attributed the temporary closure to "staffing challenges" and the surge in COVID cases.

Less than a week after opening the application process, the city already has more than 10,000 applications. There are 9,300 payments available.

It comes as COVID-19 cases have surged across the country and in the St. Louis area.

The team is looking for “friendly, outgoing people who have a passion for providing exceptional guest service.”

A 32-year-old woman was killed in the wrong-way crash Wednesday night

The cause of the fire is still under investigation

The incident happened Thursday night along I-70

“In one respect, this year is no different than any other year in the sense that we’re always focused on producing events that are both fun and safe,” said Bradley.