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The National Institutes of Health has called COVID-19 testing "the key to getting back to normal." Yet testing rates have dropped nationwide, even as the Delta and Omicron variants accelerated the virus' spread.

Residents in the Mehlville Fire Protection District will vote on a 20-cent tax rate increase in April after the Board of Directors unanimously approved placing the increase on the ballot.  The Board of Directors voted 3-0 Jan. 19 to place a 20-cent tax rate increase on the April 5 ballot to combat the district’s budget...

The Mehlville fire chief said a car was running inside Mac’s Used Tires on Tesson Ferry Road and somehow the car caught on fire, spreading to hundreds of tires.

The former FlySafair carrier, renamed Shirley, will live on as a restaurant and watch over Formula K racing events

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The Mehlville Fire Protection District Board of Directors added additional changes to the impending Employee Manual of Policies and Procedures update at its meeting Oct. 6. In the newest iteration, employees would not be penalized on the overtime list if ordered in. They would retain their spot on the list. The four column vacation draft...

Marcus Arroyo era in Sin City was less than ideal. The Rebels suffered through a winless 2020 campaign. Scores, they were often lopsided, like the 45-14 victory posted by Wyoming in UNLVs shiny new stadium just a stones throw from the Las Vegas strip. COVID-19, the worldwide pandemic, paid plenty of visits to the Rebs locker room, too. Get our free mobile app Despite the skeleton roster, Arroyo sent his team on the field to take on the Cowboys in late November. "You got to do things like that,...

Police said the child and an adult had to be rescued from the water after a large riding lawnmower tipped over Thursday night.

Since the pandemic began more than a year ago, Black community leaders have raised concerns about disparities in COVID-19 testing rates among Black and brown West Virginians. Now, there’s academic research that backs their anecdotal evidence up.

The Mehlville Fire Protection District is warning residents about using pesticide bombs for gophers, moles and other rodents outside houses or sheds. The bombs have caused fires in the district, including at least one already this year. The outdoor smoke bombs, which are sometimes marketed under names like the “Gopher Gasser” or the “Rodent’s Revenge,” state on the label that they can cause fires and are illegal in some states for that reason. The exterior smoke bombs look like stick...