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Missouri lost 6,000 workers across nursing and residential care facilities during the coronavirus pandemic, and the state ranks 51st in hours of care nursing home residents receive from nurses. Experts and advocates say inadequate staffing endangers residents.

The most common tick-borne illnesses in Missouri are Ehrlichiosis, Tularemia and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever.

Multiple organ failure, heart attack and kidney failure are the primary ways people die in extreme heat. Read on to find out how to stay safe in the heat wave.

The Legal Roundtable weighs in on St. Louis’ 911 system, a defamation lawsuit against the Gateway Pundit, and more.

A long-awaited audit found an array of weaknesses at state unemployment agency.

States with abortion bans, like Missouri, are seeing fewer applicants for OB-GYN residencies.

Meteorologists expect dangerous heat to stick around for at least another day. Experts urge people to stay indoors if possible.

As of Monday, July 31, Brian Heffernan will resume the top news leadership role at St. Louis Public Radio (STLPR), serving as news director in an interim capacity. The position was previously held by Ashley Lisenby, who is stepping down from the director role for personal reasons.

“Action/Abstraction Redefined: Modern Native Art, 1940s-1970s” is St. Louis Art Museum’s first exhibition of modern and contemporary Native American art.

A cold spell in late December damaged peach crops across southern Illinois. Some orchards estimate a loss of nearly 90%. That means there will be fewer local peaches in area grocery stores.

Aquarium workers say Shark Week has promoted the idea that sharks are dangerous, and they want to help visitors face their fears.

Gov. Mike Parson signed a bill that bars most transgender minors from accessing puberty blockers and hormone therapy.