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Satchmo's in Chesterfield and Tuner's on Main Street aren't concerned with rising COVID cases ahead of New Year's Eve gatherings.

Captain John Hotz said the investigation was complete and the findings were turned over to the Cole County Prosecutor's office.

If granted, the designation will allow seven southern Missouri counties to access federal assistance repairing damaged buildings and other infrastructure.

"We should know in the next month or two months, we will be announcing our broadcast partners, new teams, and new cities," Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson says.

“I had a couple of people call my office this morning that said 'I woke up with a fever' or 'I woke up with a sore throat', said Simmons. "Go get tested."

St. Louis County is looking into his case to see why he’s still awaiting approval even after being told his application is complete.

Health officials in both states urge continued vigilance, precautions over holidays and into the new year.

Federal agents agreed to rare interviews in advance of the sentencing of Gerald Fitzgerald Hunter next month to discuss the investigation, and the dangers of fentanyl.

An investor says St. Louis is undervalued as an industrial real estate market, a segment that's trending up and with favorable capitalization rates.

Police are searching for the person or people who fired the shots.

Drive-thru lines and turnaround times stretch on as coronavirus testing requests spike after the Christmas holiday.

Testing is in high demand as people return from holiday festivities as the omicron variant continues to spread.

TOPEKA — U.S. Sens. Jerry Moran of Kansas and Roy Blunt of Missouri expressed outrage at evidence of bias in the United Network for Organ Sharing’s policy of distributing livers from states with high donor rates to areas of the country underperforming in donation of lifesaving organs. The Republicans said UNOS’ policy resulted in patients […]

The post Moran, Blunt denounce ‘disgusting’ collusion, bias in national liver transplant policy appeared first on Missouri Independent.

The Blues center was a candidate for the Russian Olympic team, but the chance to play was nixed because of COVID.