Stay Safe During the Holidays!
All of us like to be with family and friends, particularly this time of year with the holidays. But we are in the middle of a pandemic and COVID-19 cases are rising. Please protect yourself and protect your family! To consider alternatives to your traditional family gatherings, check out our holidays page and download our flyer here and share it.
Wear a Mask. Wash Your Hands. Watch Your Distance.
Latest News
- Kansas man died of COVID-19 'lonelier than necessary.' His obituary slams anti-maskers
- Local hospitals see record numbers of coronavirus patients in ICUs
- St. Louis County surpasses 1,000 total coronavirus deaths
- Illinois reports record one-day COVID-19 death toll; St. Louis hospitalizations hit peak, too
- COVID-19 hits Missouri’s controversial program for sexually violent predators
- With COVID-19 killing Missouri prison inmates, lawmaker renews push for early release
- First coronavirus vaccinations in Missouri could begin next week
- Missouri's COVID-19 cases exceed 305,000 and 4,000 deaths
- Parson scuttles liability legislation, sparing Capitol from becoming a COVID-19 hot spot
- Serial St. Louis County scammer accused of coronavirus relief fraud
- Tale of two St. Louis families: How COVID-19 is making America’s income and race gap bigger
- Missouri COVID-19 deaths top 4,000 and cases now exceed 300,000
- COVID-19 in Missouri and Illinois: By the numbers
- Missouri COVID-19 deaths top 4,000 and cases now exceed 300,000
- With COVID-19 deaths in Missouri topping 3,800, anti-vaccination proposal surfaces
- Missouri to vaccinate priority groups by end of year
- Missourians need more COVID-19 aid, now
- Cancellation of holiday market disappoints church, vendors
- Missouri Senate approves COVID spending bill
- Missouri to bring in health care workers from other states
- Fauci is one of People magazine’s 2020 People of the Year
- Parson now asks lawmakers to drop COVID liability bill
- Missouri senators advance $1.2 billion virus aid package
- First vaccines to health workers, nursing homes, panel says
- COVID-19 rules: Local responsibility or not?
- Supreme Court seems skeptical of Trump’s census plan
- People exposed to virus may need to trace own contacts
- Hospitals scramble to transfer patients for care
- China beat virus with science, public health priorities
- Fauci warns of ‘surge upon surge’ of virus
YOU CHOSE TO WEAR A MASK. NOW DECIDE WHETHER THE FLU SHOT IS RIGHT FOR YOU. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
HOW IT SPREADS
TOUCHING
SNEEZING
COUGHING
SHARING UTENSILS
DIRTY SURFACES
WHO IS MOST AT RISK
- Elderly
- Pregnant
- Those with chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, lung disease or weakened immune systems
