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Leaders are concerned women who are not receiving prenatal care are passing on the sexually transmitted illnesses to their newborns.

I've seen several TV interviews with Hamas leaders over the past week, and I have to say I'm surprised they even do interviews. al-Qaeda never did interviews, and with good reason. Even a friendly reporter is likely to have some tough questions for outfits like al-Qaeda or Hamas. In any case, I've now seen one ...continue reading "Destroying Hamas is fine, but the demands of basic human decency haven’t suddenly been repealed"

The St. Louis Integrated Health Network commemorates the progress of providing accessible and affordable health care to thousands in the St. Louis region.

Police recruits are learning what to do in domestic violence situations through role-playing at the St. Louis County Police Academy. 

Dr. Joycelyn Pugh-Walker will be honored during the 36th St. Louis American Foundation Salute to Excellence in Education Scholarship and Awards Gala on Nov. 4, 2023, at America’s Center.

There are several hundred headstones at the Washington Park Cemetery in North County that are easily visible and well-kept, but along the northside of the cemetery it’s a different story.

Cord-cutting, referred to as some sort of myth for many years, is now an obvious trend. And as I have personally claimed for years now, the last thread that is keeping the cable business in a state that’s anything remotely like its heyday is live sports broadcasts. In the past several years, however, more and […]

The family of a man who died while in police custody blames a broken system that led to his last breath behind bars.

Officers responding to a home on Winding Woods Drive north of Troy believed they heard gunshots.

Years of work were trashed in a matter of minutes after a vehicle rammed into a family-owned business overnight in Florissant.

St. Louis drivers are frustrated not only over the number of crashes they see, but also over the amount of reckless driving they witness. 

There have been an alarming number of calls for drug overdoses in the St. Louis area in recent years. There’s a growing feeling that reversing course may go beyond "law and order."

David Maas, 57, admitted in court to kicking a man in the head who was on the ground and complying.

The St. Louis American Foundation was founded in 1994, and, at the time, would provide about $80,000 total per year in scholarships.