The City of St. Louis and St. Louis County have started reopening but that does not mean going back to the way life used to be. We must continue to protect ourselves and others!
Wear a mask outdoors – especially if using public transportation. Keep six feet away from others. Wash your hands often for at least 20 seconds.
COVID-19 continues to affect all of us, particularly people of color, seniors, and those with chronic conditions. Stay informed. Stay home as much as possible. And If you feel sad, lonely or depressed, click here to find help and other resources you may need.
Together we can stay prepared and stay safe!
Latest News
- ACLU seeks to halt Missouri evictions during COVID-19 pandemic
- Pandemic task force reports spike in hospital admissions for June 30
- Pandemic task force reports mostly good COVID-19 news for June 27
- Pandemic task force reports all good COVID-19 news for June 25
- City of St. Louis reports 50 COVID-19 cases, 1 death for June 25
- City of St. Louis reports fewer COVID-19 cases after verifying addresses with the state
- COVID-19 at the St. Louis Workhouse
- COVID-19 news from area hospitals neutral for June 23
- Pandemic Task Force reports mostly bad news on Monday, June 22
- How COVID-19 response is helping STL address health disparities – finally
- Minority exclusion at the makeshift morgue
- Eta Boule Foundation donates $100K to Urban League for COVID relief
- Mostly encouraging or neutral COVID-19 news from area hospitals
- Hospitalizations up but otherwise encouraging COVID-19 report from hospitals for June 20
- Regional Health Commission awarded $1M for COVID-19 outreach
YOU CAN STILL TRANSMIT COVID-19 EVEN IF YOU HAVE NO SYMPTOMS.
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
