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The highly transmissible COVID variant forces some restaurants to pause operations, while others are taking preventive measures.

The chain will still retain ownership of the movie theater real estate that anchors the strip mall.

The new mobile clinic adds to 816 Community Partner Clinics planned through Jan. 31

Museum officials said they've seen a rapid increase in cases among employees and their families. They anticipate reopening Feb. 1.

Tigers' career wins leader will be part of National Football Foundation's 2022 class.

Of 10,000 applications for $500 in assistance, 25% were incomplete, the agency said. The program is distributing $5 million in federal funds.

As the omicron variant takes hold of the St. Louis region, Rep. Cori Bush is asking the governor to formally request federal assistance.

The new site will be open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Tests will be available by appointment only.

Last April, KISS launched a new series of official live bootlegs dubbed KISS -- Off the Soundboard, and now the Rock & Roll (All Nite) Hall of Famers have announced…

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All scheduled on-site programming is canceled, but some events in connection with Martin Luther King Day will be held via Zoom.

The Missouri Historical Society attributed the temporary closure to "staffing challenges" and the surge in COVID cases.

Less than a week after opening the application process, the city already has more than 10,000 applications. There are 9,300 payments available.

Missourians are scrambling to find coronavirus tests amid surging cases of COVID-19 caused by the omicron variant, and politicians are scrambling to find someone to blame for the shortage. The state is rationing the tests it is buying for residents. No one will be able to order a free at-home test from the state Department […]

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Federal prosecutors last month requested a mental examination for 26-year-old Perez Deshay Reed in a gun possession case.

The city of Arnold is suing to overturn Missouri's new "Second Amendment Preservation Act."