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Officials do not believe the accident was weather-related.

A Missouri State Highway Patrol vehicle was struck by another vehicle in St. Louis Saturday morning.

"The refreeze is an issue and looking at the forecast, refreeze will be an issue upwards of a week."

(5 On Your Side) – A group of young people spread out throughout north and midtown areas in St. Louis to help people clear out their driveways after a heavy snowfall plummeted through the region this week.

ST. LOUIS - It's been a frigid start to the weekend as temperatures dipped into the low single-digits Saturday morning with subzero wind chills. Despite plenty of sunshine, Saturday will stay unseasonably cold with highs in the mid 20s. Temperatures will still be quite cold Sunday morning but lows will be about 10 degrees warmer [...]

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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WMBD) -- Local school districts not in favor of the mask mandate are celebrating a win- but the governor is fighting back. A Sangamon County judge has ruled that beginning Monday, schools would no longer have to enforce a mask or vaccine, or COVID-19 testing mandate, according to a report by WCIA. However, [...]

Gov. Mike Parson has no “litmus test for appointments,” his spokeswoman said Friday, despite a statement earlier in the week indicating he would nominate only a state health director who …

After the first hour of his confirmation hearing for the job of leading Missouri's health department, it was clear that Donald Kauerauf knew he had a problem. It was January 31.…

SANGAMON COUNTY - A downstate Illinois judge has issued a ruling against the state's school mandates, including masking after lawsuits involving parents and teachers from more than 150 districts throughout the state. In granting them a temporary restraining order, Sangamon County Circuit Court Judge Raylene DeWitte Grischow said the mandates violate the plaintiffs' "due process rights under the law which provide them a meaningful opportunity to object to any such mitigations." “This court acknowledges the tragic toll the COVID-19 pandemic has taken, not only on this State but throughout the nation and globe,” Grischow wrote in the decision. “Nonetheless, it is the duty of the Courts to preserve the rule of law and ensure that all branches of government act within the boundaries of the authority granted under the Constitution. “The (Illinois Department of Public Health) is limited by law to delegating its authority only to certified local health departments

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