Child Care

Nearly half of the state’s working moms lost jobs or worked fewer hours during the pandemic.

Essential workers across food service, nursing homes and janitorial services say they’re risking their health and safety as they go into work every day during the coronavirus pandemic.

As schools in the St. Louis region plan for a predominately virtual start to the academic year, children may again be left largely to their own devices.And yes, that’s in both senses of the phrase.

A new report by a nonprofit group of retired admirals and generals shows that lack of access to quality and affordable child care in Missouri is limiting…

This summer, there will be just as many kids at Camp Home as Camp Anawanna. While summer camps are allowed to resume Monday in St. Louis and St. Louis…

In the coming weeks, some day care facilities are set to reopen their doors after a hiatus. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,…

Updated 1:35 p.m. with comments from businessesMany St. Louis County businesses closed because of the coronavirus will be allowed to reopen May 18 with…

Missouri is spending $66 million in federal money to help with child care needs because of the coronavirus pandemic. The money will allow low-income…

Governor J.B. Pritzker focused Sunday on changes to make sure those who need child care can get it.

Cyrus Ghaznavi is supposed to be studying for his final exams — but like other students, he’s having trouble focusing in the midst of a global pandemic.…