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Some folks suffering from COVID-19 aren’t just laid up for a few days. The disease can leave some bed- and couch-bound for months.

The state director of the Missouri Nurses Association says the state is averaging more than 1,400 new known coronavirus cases a day and that access to protective equipment is still a problem.

The list of restaurants closing will get longer as patio dining becomes less of an option in the fall and winter, predicts restaurant critic Liz Cook.

Shirley's Kitchen Cabinet aims to use the collective power of Black women to influence public policy.

After weathering three elections with the new mail-in and absentee voting rules in place, Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft feels ready for November 3 and hopes to be reelected to the office.

Social distancing, mask protocols, and programming changes are all being implemented to accommodate the safety of band and choir students this fall.

The lieutenant governor's office wasn't on Alissia Canady's radar until she was recruited to run but Canady is ready and willing to serve, she said.

Birders and farmers have for years reported seeing fewer and fewer birds, but what's to blame for the decrease?

A local grocery store chain with a focus on reducing food insecurity opens a new location in a former food desert.

During the pandemic, about 5% of urban dwellers across the country have picked up sticks and left the big city.