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Some districts are bringing students back to classrooms but some schools have already had to close because of possible virus exposure.

To head off problems for the November election, the St. Louis 27th Ward Voter Empowerment Committee will host a virtual session on how to properly fill out absentee and mail-in ballots at 6 p.m. Tuesday.

St. Louis is moving forward with a plan to replace the 109-year-old Compton Bridge. The bridge carries Compton Avenue over the railroad tracks in Midtown, near Harris-Stowe State University. Built in 1911, it last had a major overhaul in 1965.

Legendary Cardinal and Hall of Famer Lou Brock died Sunday afternoon at age 81. During his tenure with the team, he gained stardom with a 12-year stretch when he averaged 65 steals and 99 runs a year.

African Americans in the St. Louis region have found that when the economy sputters, it hits Black people hard. The coronavirus pandemic, which has left more than 18 million Americans unemployed, has made it worse. Just as the virus has shined a spotlight on disparities in the health care system, it’s also highlighted economic disparities.

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker is placing an additional restriction on Metro East bars and restaurants to try to slow the spread of coronavirus in the region.

Gov. Mike Parson highlights Missouri's economic recovery, state unemployment rate continues to fall.

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker imposes new restrictions as COVID-19 cases continue to rise across the state.

Of the many industries decimated by the coronavirus, the arts may have been hit the hardest. Host Sarah Fenske discusses the arts and culture climate in St. Louis and hears from an artist about her hardships throughout the pandemic and how she’s remained busy.

Students at St. Louis University started the fall semester Monday and are required to wear masks to keep the coronavirus from spreading. More than 1,500 freshmen are adapting to both college life and the new safety restrictions.

Outdoor activities are all the rage these days, especially those that allow for social distancing. But St. Louis’ Shakespeare in the Park tradition regularly draws dense crowds — and its actors were hesitant enough about the idea in 2020 that this year’s iteration was ultimately canceled. In the midst of all of that, the festival team and a host of local artists got creative, and A Late Summer Night’s Stroll was born.

The local Major League Soccer team will begin play in 2023, sporting red, blue, white and yellow colors.