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The PCR tests use saliva and must be turned in for testing to a county health department drop-off site to get the results.

Today on TAP: With Xi bailing out Putin, the China bill pending before Congress needs to be stripped of special-interest measures that actually help Beijing.

Here's some news that likely will interest AC/DC fans in the U.S. who like to rock out while sipping a brewski or two: A new beer inspired by the legendary…

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The district did not give further details on what happened or the student's injuries.

Regulators ordered an industrial hog farm in northern Missouri to pay more than $18,000 for spilling 300,000 gallons of manure into miles of nearby streams.  An advocate for environmentally responsible agriculture called that “pathetic,” noting the fine amounted to less than $0.04 per gallon of waste spilled.  “You’re talking about a multi-billion dollar, multinational company […]

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An emotional Mayor Ryan Stanley urged Joplin's 50,000 residents to come together behind the slain and injured officers and their families.

Police said the girl's non-custodial parent took her without permission from a supervised visit Monday afternoon.

Every year since 2006, a new character from the Popeye comic strip series has received a statue in the town of Chester, Illinois.

The GOP-led House on Tuesday advanced a photo identification requirement for voters. The bill needs another vote of approval to go to the Senate.

The Tuesday evening event recognized the 10 up-and-coming companies named to St. Louis Inno’s recently published Startups to Watch list. It also featured a panel discussion including two of honorees sharing their experiences of growing their startups in St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS (KTVI)--With a late winter storm bringing a warning for the Kansas City region and up to three inches of snow for the St. Louis area, the Missouri Department of Transportation is warning that Friday's "commute could be difficult for most parts of the state," according to a news release. Snow could start accumulating [...]

Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.

St. Louis Alderman Bill Stephens, citing differences on abortion and education, said he will challenge state Rep. Steve Butz in the Democratic primary.

And the new incubator has bigger plans for the neighborhood.

The Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra is performing the composition’s world premiere March 8 and 9 in collaboration with the Pulitzer Arts Foundation as part of the Live at the Pulitzer series.

Can historic tile that’s been chipped or broken be fixed? Can tile be salvaged? We asked the experts.

There are multiple places government agencies can go to acquire location data. The Supreme Court’s Carpenter decision put a damper on warrantless demands, but the private sector has rushed to fill this hole in the law enforcement market by selling access to data pulled from apps that don’t (currently) require a warrant to access. But […]

She’s bringing a sound that’s entirely her own to Jazz St. Louis on March 11 and 12.

The 2022 SQL Freedom Course is for anyone who’s having difficulty writing SQL queries using the traditional ‘code-based’ method prevalent everywhere. Imagine being able to create SQL queries without writing any code. You simply interact with your data and the software builds the code for you in the background. It’s a system that follows a […]