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St. Louis Public Radio
A St. Louis resident who attended the St. Louis County Council’s meeting on a mask mandate has tested positive for the coronavirus. Health officials urge anyone who went to the meeting — even those who have received the COVID-19 vaccine — to isolate themselves and get tested.
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David Kovaluk
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St. Louis Public Radio
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Dr. Delene Musielak, a pediatrician at St. Luke's Hospital, said more children are testing positive for the coronavirus and parents should take precautions to protect them.
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Illinois Awards New Recreational Marijuana Dispensary Licenses After Delays — Three Go To Metro EastThe license lottery comes more than a year after the state was supposed to award new licenses.
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Fourteen songs comprise Son Volt’s 10th studio album, which drops Friday. Its title comes from the names of vintage amplifiers — and also points to the album's blend of genres and return to “more melodic, uptempo, upbeat type songs,” Farrar told St. Louis on the Air.
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Mayor Tishaura Jones discussed her first 100 days in office on "St. Louis on the Air" and shared what she sees as priorities in the coming months.
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St. Louis County’s acting health director wants an investigation after saying he was the subject of racial slurs and physical assault at a county council meeting.
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The couple is developing agricultural techniques to grow the plant that they hope to standardize for other aspiring lavender farmers.
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With the St. Louis County indoor mask mandate in dispute, business owners are left wondering how to proceed.
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Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker said he is closely watching the southwestern Illinois counties that border Missouri, which have the highest growth of new COVID-19 infections in the country.
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Public health experts believe that vaccine hesitancy and refusal are largely to blame for the proliferance of the delta variant and that coronavirus infection rates will continue to increase if vaccination rates remain stagnant.
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Some St. Louis restaurants are now saying they want only vaccinated patrons to dine indoors — and some are demanding proof. Two restaurateurs will join us to explain how that’s going.
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