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Washington University professor Betsy Sinclair is taking stock of political anger in America.

The county council voted 4-3 along party lines to approve the mask requirement that takes effect Wednesday.

The Illinois Department of Public Health runs a legitimate COVID-19 testing site at St. Clair Square, but another site popped up without permission.

Inside Missouri's growing community of Black gun owners, even enthusiasts are alarmed about how quickly suicide rates are rising. But the message of crisis prevention isn't always a popular one.

By studying bedrock river erosion, researchers at Wash U hope to develop a better understanding of how rivers may react to future flooding events.

It was common knowledge in the nursing home business, but perhaps not to the families trusting those facilities with a loved one’s care.

The House commission remains active. But appellate judges will draw lines for Missouri's 34 state Senate districts.

Lawmakers are hoping to complete congressional redistricting before candidate filing begins in February.

St. Louis venues and promoters are canceling New Year’s Eve concerts and parties as coronavirus cases climb in the city.

The Republican senator's decision set off an electoral domino effect that included opening up two GOP congressional seats.

More than 900 people have picked up kits that contain 20 pads and tampons since distribution began in 2020.

Some Airbnb hosts in the region are glad the company is helping to combat parties, but they also worry the rules could be unfair to first-time guests who don’t have any reviews yet.