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CLAYTON (AP) — The rapid spread of COVID-19 has infected more than 100 detainees at one of Missouri’s largest county jails. St. Louis County officials said Thursday that 110 of …

"That's really, I think, more of the scary piece is that this is just the people that we know," Dr. Alex Garza said.

"He’s like a bull. He’s ready to go out and work."

Yuma Territorial Prison is a relic of another time. Or is it?

Hospital officials say they’re running out of options as the number of sick patients and health care workers soars.

The state’s ‘Second Amendment Preservation Act’ declares ‘invalid’ many federal gun regulations that don’t have an equivalent in Missouri law.

On Thursday area hospitals reported a total of 1,158 COVID-19 patients in the region, a new record for the fourth consecutive day.

Hernandez, who was scheduled to plead guilty Monday for her role in the riots, has been arrested on suspicion of DWI for the fatal wreck Wednesday.

New mixed media exhibitions by Judy Duggan-Mccormack, Rachel Ferguson, and Kalven Duncan open today with an evening reception.

Just a reminder that the star-studded A Bowie Celebration virtual concert event commemorating what would've been David Bowie's 75th birthday takes place this Saturday, January 8, starting at 9 p.m.…

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Design STL editor-in-chief Veronica Theodoro provides a sneak peek of the January/February 2022 issue.

The largest Pittsburgh-area environmental consultancy has acquired a more than 50-year-old St. Peters-based civil engineering firm.

David S. Courtway, 55, of Union, Missouri, died Thursday night in Warren County.

McCausland Avenue has long been known as the southern half of the western boundary of St. Louis. It’s a little too narrow to be a good four-lane street, but it’s too wide to be a two-lane street. Traffic moves along… Continue Reading →

With Gov. Mike Parson promising state employees a pay raise by Feb. 1 and the state’s Medicaid program likely to run short of money sometime next month, one of the first items on the legislature’s agenda this year is a supplemental $5.3 billion spending bill. The House Budget Committee will meet at 11 a.m. Monday […]

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St. Louis Standards is a weekly column dedicated to the people, places and dishes that make our food scene what it is.…