Webster Groves High School and Hixson Middle School students walked out of classes Friday to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions. Students at Kirkwood High School staged a similar walk...

The Trump administration sent hundreds of letters Tuesday terminating federal grants supporting mental health and drug addiction services. The cuts could total as much as $2 billion.

A Black neighborhood. The Philippine Village. An Osage trail. Clayton plaques add to city history

State figures show 80 abortions took place in Missouri clinics through October. Most Missourians seeking abortions are still traveling to other states.

Dr. LJ Punch has resigned as medical director of the Bullet Related Injury Clinic and formed an organization focused on post-tornado care.

One St. Louis agency will hire four full-time crisis counselors to canvas neighborhoods and attend community events.

Free article: Organizations are organizing food drives, donating proceeds from sales and offering volunteers to prepare for the loss of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program beginning Saturday...

A grandmother who has seven family members living with her. A woman who's four months behind on her mortgage. A family displaced by May's tornado in St. Louis.

Black midwives throughout history were not only experts in the birth process but also served as healers, herbalists, spiritual advisors and therapists for mothers and their families.

More than 320,000 Missouri households rely on federal food stamp benefits to supplement their groceries

The shutdown means Medicare won't pay hospitals for some telehealth services

Free vaccination clinics are beginning across the St. Louis area as health officials prepare for respiratory virus season and work to overcome questions about vaccines and how to get them.

Unsure how to proceed, pharmacies differ in how they are doling out the vaccine

This year’s maternal mortality report found a lack of knowledge of warning signs that require immediate follow-up.

Forty states have been told to remove references to gender identity in sexual health education programs or risk losing millions of dollars.

The man was infected after water skiing at the lake during the first week of August.

Beacon supports a regional network of 63 health centers in Missouri and three in Oklahoma, providing contraception, cancer screenings, and testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections.

Interviews with 16 former detainees of El Salvador’s Terrorism Confinement Center offer the most complete view yet of conditions inside the notorious prison.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, in a lawsuit, says Planned Parenthood is violating Missouri’s consumer protection law by falsely advertising medication abortions as safe.

Republicans’ “big, beautiful bill” requires states to implement a work requirement for most adults on Medicaid.

St. Louis’ leading research university has quietly removed references to the university’s commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion from many of its websites amid rising federal scrutiny of higher education.

Patients fear the clinic’s closure will end their access to the latest research, clinical trials for new treatments, and specialists with expertise in treating Long COVID symptoms.

Patients fear the clinic’s closure will end their access to the latest research, clinical trials for new treatments, and specialists with expertise in treating Long COVID symptoms.

Too many people who qualify for food stamps in Missouri can't get them. The problem could get worse soon.

Five people have contracted measles in Cedar County, which is located northwest of Springfield, state and county health officials say.

Josh Hawley’s anti-populist betrayal

Missouri stands to lose $23 billion in federal Medicaid funds over the next 10 years if proposed changes become law, the Missouri Foundation for Health says.

Fimbrion Therapeutics was blindsided by an abrupt and unexplained cut in National Institutes of Health funding. Not only is its research jeopardized, the company may close.

Fimbrion Therapeutics was blindsided by an abrupt and unexplained cut in National Institutes of Health funding. Not only is its research jeopardized, the company may close.

"I know I don’t have a home anymore, but it’s still mind-boggling. I feel like I’m in a movie, like I’m living somebody else’s life."

Leaders in St. Louis Public Schools scrambled over the weekend to reassign students and staff to other schools for the last week of class.

Volunteers are needed after a tornado hit the St. Louis area.

Hundreds of volunteers and community organizations across St. Louis have joined forces in the aftermath of Friday’s devastating tornado.

The mega clinic, a humanitarian mission of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, helped thousands of people. But it still wasn’t enough to meet the need.