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Michael Vernon sued Safariland in 2013 alleging his vest failed him during a shooting that left him paralyzed from the waist down.

Police said she was found safe Tuesday evening.

Edward Jones and World Wide Technology were each in the top 75 of the 2022 list.

Most people are used to outdoor tornado sirens or alerts coming to their phones, but a new type of warning would result in similar alerts being dispatched.

In today's A Place to Call Home, you'll meet Brandon. He's a typical 12-year-old with a great smile and a love for all sports.

A Eureka police officer and a school resource officer suffered non-life-threatening injuries during a stolen vehicle pursuit.

While searching for people inside, crews found one person inside, the fire department confirmed. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene.

Miso Robotics said the robot uses artificial intelligence to monitor key coffee metrics and combines them with predictive analytics to make a quality cup of coffee.

The project began more than 35 years ago.

Keith Carnes was released after prosecutors announced Friday they would not retry him in the 2003 shooting death of a rival drug dealer in Kansas City.

This location will be the fifth store in the St. Louis area where employees have filed for a union election.

SSM Health and St. Louis Area Foodbank are combining forces at the drive-thru food distribution events.

Police said the woman was found safe and did not provide any additional information.

The Jefferson County, Illinois, Sheriff's Office said Ray Tate got out of his cell early Sunday morning.

Rockin' Jump Trampoline Park welcomed new Syrian and Afghan families to St. Louis with a free visit.

Washington Avenue will be blocked off between Tucker Boulevard and 14th Street for a giant block party showcasing the music, art and culture of St. Louis.

Washington University police are assisting the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department in the investigation.

The Jackie Joyner-Kersee Foundation has joined forces with the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center.

The new space, totaling 4,100 square feet, includes an outdoor patio.

William Merry, his niece Emily Hernandez and friend Paul Westover received sentences Monday morning.