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Task force data shows 87% of staffed hospital beds are taken, and 83% of intensive care beds.

One year later, in many ways, the situation that led to the Jan. 6 attempts to invalidate the election have become worse.

One of the St. Louis Cardinals’ biggest charity events of the year has been cancelled, according to a press release from the organization. The Winter Warm-Up, originally scheduled for January 15 through January 17, will not go on as the Major League Baseball and the players’ union were unable to reach an agreement on a new contract in early December.

The Winter Warm-Up usually features fans interacting with the players on the team, a self-guided tour of the Cardinals Clubhouse and admission to the Cardinals Hall of Fame and Museum.…

After the issue ground legislative work to a halt last year, Missouri Republican lawmakers plan to renew their efforts to bar Planned Parenthood from receiving taxpayer dollars when they return …

The crash happened around 7:30 p.m. Monday on Highway 63

Old favorites got new locations this month, with a few concepts bidding adieu for good.

Is your company involved in Supply Chain and Logistics? Do your front-line employees need training for advancement? Madison County Employment and Training and St. Clair Intergovernmental Grants have received a federal grant to train local employees at no cost in a 9 county region starting in January 2022. The training will be conducted by SIU Edwardsville, Lewis & Clark Community […]

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A new year brings new hope in terms of a family for 6-year-old William.

Plaintiffs failed to establish that police caused a fleeing suspect to crash into a woman's vehicle, judge said.

Deputy Sean Riley was shot and killed in the line of duty last week.

The event was scheduled for Jan. 15-17 at Busch Stadium and Ballpark Village.

This story was originally published by Kaiser Health News.  Marvin Querry, 86, was on his tractor, planting rye on his 770-acre western Missouri farm, when the call came in early November. It was the social worker from Barone Alzheimer’s Care Center, where Querry’s wife, Diane, is a resident. The facility would be closing because of […]

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