St. Louis County received its second delivery of the COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday, taking 3,900 new doses of the Pfizer vaccine from the state of Missouri.
The county Department of Public Health will continue...
All four major hospital systems in St. Louis are now signing members of the public up for COVID-19 vaccines, although when those shots will be available is still an open question.
As more people in the...
St. Louis County said it will open COVID-19 vaccinations to a broader audience as soon as it gets enough doses of the vaccine to meet a large demand.
So far, the Department of Public Health has received...
Great Rivers Greenway is celebrating its 20th anniversary and seeking feedback to envision the next 20 years of its mission connecting the region with greenways. Area residents are invited to guide Great Rivers Greenway’s...
St. Louis County’s COVID-19 vaccines are not yet available to the public, but you can register now to receive one when they are.
The St. Louis County Department of Public Health received a shipment...
By Rebecca Rivas, Missouri Independent
• January 7, 2021
When Julia Fogelberg was a public defender in St. Louis County, she saw how the criminal justice system could often do more harm than good.
Now working on the prosecutor side, she’s grateful that...
By Rudi Keller, Missouri Independent
• January 7, 2021
For as long as Missouri has had voter registration, there has been no requirement that people choose a political party as part of the process.
That means every primary is open to every voter. Every...
With colder weather and families gathered for the holidays, the American Red Cross of Greater St. Louis has responded to an increasing number of home fires in recent days — more than three times the...
St. Louis County is still under a stay-at-home advisory in 2021, a continuation of an order issued by County Executive Sam Page in mid-November in response to the ongoing surge in COVID-19 hospitalizations.
In...
By Jason Hancock, Missouri Independent
• January 6, 2021
With COVID-19 continuing to spread across the state, Missouri lawmakers convene at noon Wednesday to begin the 101st General Assembly.
It is certain to be a session like no other.
Questions surrounding...
