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SLMPD officers give tips on what to do in an active shooter situation
Monte Chambers, spokesperson for the St. Louis Department of Public Safety, says the department wants the public to enjoy Halloween trick-or-treating and various other public activities but “be aware of your surroundings.”
A nearly 40-year-old cold case informed this researcher’s work in combating sex trafficking
Abby Stylianou and two colleagues developed an app called TraffickCam.
More monkeypox vaccines are available in St. Louis, eligibility expands
There still aren’t enough vaccines available to immunize the people who want the shot as a preventive measure, say state and local officials.
How hospitals collaborated to save lives—and what they can learn moving forward
Experts across the country say they hope the trend of data sharing continues
Cases of monkeypox in St. Louis remain low. Here’s what you need to know about the virus
Local experts share advice for keeping monkeypox numbers in St. Louis low.
Ukrainians, arriving under a new federal program called ‘Uniting for Ukraine,’ find fellowship at a Ballwin church
Arrey Obenson, president and CEO of the International Institute in St. Louis, says he expects 200 to 300 refugees will arrive in St. Louis in coming weeks and months under Uniting for Ukraine.
How St. Louis researchers are seeking ways to combat Alzheimer’s and dementia
Local researchers are studying tools and potential drugs that can detect and treat Alzheimer’s in its early stages.
How a community garden is helping a Ukrainian woman restart her life in St. Louis
The 4-by-8-foot plot at the Boyle-Laclede Community Garden was a gift to Tatiana from her grandson’s friends, who’d heard that she was an avid gardener.
More than 200,000 children nationwide lost a parent or caregiver to COVID-19. This St. Louis nonprofit is helping kids process their grief
Identifying and caring for children who lost a parent or caregiver due to COVID-19 is an urgent part of the pandemic response, according to the CDC.