Lyda Krewson

St. Louis officials have imposed new restrictions on businesses to limit the spread of the coronavirus. People across the city continue to test positive for the virus, Mayor Lyda Krewson said.

Another 50 federal law enforcement agents are coming to St. Louis.“Violent crime in St. Louis is intolerable lately,” U.S. Attorney Jeff Jensen said in making the announcement Thursday. “The long-term solutions, we need to keep striving for those, but policing and law enforcement is also an important part of the solution.”

Alarmed about a growing number of coronavirus cases, St. Louis County Executive Sam Page and St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson on Monday announced new actions aimed at curbing the rapid spread of the virus in the region.

St. Louis police arrested several protesters outside City Hall on Sunday morning, and two officers were reported injured after barricades were pushed over…

The St. Louis Police Department will get a third-party review of its policies and practices.Mayor Lyda Krewson announced Wednesday that former…

Updated at 6:50 p.m. July 1, with comments from St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlman.St. Louis and St. Louis County will require people to wear face…

Updated at 6 p.m. June 24 with comments from a USDA local union presidentMore than 1,000 federal jobs will relocate to downtown St. Louis from a north…

The St. Louis region saw an average of 142 new coronavirus cases per day in the week ending June 11, up 29% from the previous week, according to data…

St. Louis and St. Louis County officials are urging people who may have contracted the coronavirus to get tested, even if they don’t have a cough, fever…

Updated at 4:15 p.m. with comments from KrewsonSt. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson on Monday lifted a nighttime curfew in the city.“This morning, after a weekend…