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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.
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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.
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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…
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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…
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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,…
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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…
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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…
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Governor J.B. Pritzker focused Sunday on changes to make sure those who need child care can get it.
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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.…
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Growing concerns over the spread of the coronavirus have led many schools in the region to close. However, some day cares and child care centers are…