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The Saint Louis Art Museum announced it will close to the public at 5 pm today and reopen on Feb. 1. The closure is the result of the rapid spread of COVID-19 among the museum staff.MetroTix automatically will refund tickets…

Gov. Mike Parson’s refusal to call special elections for six vacancies in the Missouri House is drawing criticism from the state’s top election official. Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft, who …

Amid the Omicron wave, SSM Health is already postponing procedures "that can be safely postponed for a few weeks." Here's what it will do if capacity issues worsen.

The museum will be closed throughout the rest of January due to COVID cases among staff and Omicron's rapid spread.

New data made available to the RFT show that the City of St. Louis Fire Department deployed the nasal spray Narcan 10,249 times from the start of 2018 to the end of 2021. Narcan, an "opioid antagonist," reverses an opioid overdose, bringing the overdosing person back to consciousness and stopping the depression of respiratory function brought on by drugs like Fentanyl.…

John Perkins knows that, right now, people need all the comfort they can get. That's why he and his team have decided to up the ante at their already soul-warming restaurant, Juniper (4101 Laclede Avenue, 314-329-7696), by offering a new Sunday dining package that is sure to please.…

The museum said it will close for the rest of January due to a surge in cases of Covid-19 among its staff and the "rapid spread" of the Omicron variant.

“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.

The St. Louis Business Journal has opened up the nomination process for every 2022 awards program — from the Corporate Counsel Awards in July to the Family Business Awards in October.

A new drive-thru Covid-19 testing site will open Monday in north St. Louis County. St. Louis County Executive Sam Page made the announcement during a Friday news conference. The site, located at the North County Recreation Complex at 2577 Redman Ave., will increase the county's testing capacity by 1,000 tests per week. The county is currently averaging 2,000 tests per week, Page said. Beginning Monday, Jan. 10, the site will be open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The tests are by appointment…

Things are changing quickly as cases of COVID-19 rise across the St. Louis area. Just in the past few days, the St. Louis area saw a “staggering rise” in COVID-19 cases, we broke our previous hospitalization record and elective surgeries were canceled at Barnes Jewish Hospital.

And now COVID-19 is shutting down our beloved local institutions, too.

The Saint Louis Art Museum (1 Fine Arts Drive, 314-721-0072) just announced that it will be closing today at 5 p.m. and it doesn’t expect to open again until next month.

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Edgar Winter has organized a star-studded tribute album to his late older brother, blues-rock guitar great Johnny Winter, that features contributions from an impressive list of musicians who knew or…

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Bon Jovi will be there for its fans later this year.  The rockers unveiled plans for a 15-stop tour that will span across the U.S. starting in the spring. Called the…

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About 75 firefighters combined efforts in the bitter cold to fight the blaze at the old Stratford Inn on South Highway Drive.

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"There are real problems that maybe we can't get at right way, this ain't one of them," said Soulcial Kitchen owner John Michel.

Missouri set pandemic peaks for COVID-19 hospitalizations and daily net new admissions this week. The Department of Health and Senior Services reported there were 2,933 inpatients, a number that grew an average of 91 per day over the previous seven days. The previous peaks were 2,862 inpatients on Dec. 22, 2020, before vaccines were widely […]

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During the Great Depression, St. Louis hosted one of the most acclaimed little magazines in our nation's history: The Anvil.