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St. Louis-area hospitals reported a total of 1,369 COVID-19 patients on Wednesday — more than triple the number six weeks ago.

The initiative will provide money for housing, create an Afghan Chamber of Commerce, provide job training grants and recreation for Afghan children.

When Dominic Weiss first walked into Big Sky Cafe (47 South Old Orchard Avenue, Webster Groves; 314-962-5757), he was just a neighborhood kid looking for a gig bussing tables. Now, after three decades spent working at the restaurant and its former sister concepts, Weiss is stepping through Big Sky's front doors with a much different job title: restaurant owner.…

The school board’s decision will determine whether students and staff will continue wearing masks next week.

The two Republicans are battling over language for a ballot issue set to be voted on in November.

Former Blue Öyster Cult drummer Albert Bouchard will be playing a special concert celebrating his two recent solo concept albums -- 2020's Re Imaginos and 2021's Imaginos II Bombs over…

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Emily Lohse-Busch, who has led the nonprofit startup funder for nearly half its existence, will step down from her role next month. However, she plans to remain in the region and engaged in its economic development efforts.

Mothers Advocating Safe Streets held it's 30th Anniversary without it's founder Jeanette Culpepper who recently passed away. Praise Dancer Aliya Marcano dances in her honor.

Reports earlier in the week suggested the CDC was considering recommending higher quality masks

Richard Schneider never expected to become an entrepreneur. However, a project that stemmed from his home theater business turned him into a business owner.

Logan University has turned to a St. Louis Cardinals team physician to take on a key post within its new master's in athletic training program.

Rod Stewart's scheduled tour of Australia is the latest casualty of the COVID-19 Omicron variant. Sir Rod, who turned 77 on Monday, was to have performed nine shows Down Under…

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Current council members all agree: they deserve more money. There is less consensus over who exactly should have the final say over their pay.

Administrators in multiple districts are filling in as substitutes in classrooms, including St. Louis Public Schools Superintendent Kelvin Adams.