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Police in July 2020 found about 70 images of child pornography on Nicholas Haglof's laptop, authorities said.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. - A wave of severe weather swept through the St.Louis area at around noon. Ameren reports that there are power outages dotting the region. Over 6,000 customers are now in the dark. Ameren serves over 1.2 million customers in the region and power is expected to be restored soon. There is a [...]

A 31-year-old St. Louis man was sentenced Thursday for his role in an attempted robbery and shooting at a local jewelry store.

The campaign, "Flo's Love Interest," will feature three separate ads. The first one hits TV screens Monday, and the remaining two will debut in June.

"We’ve had several chances at it. All of our neighboring states have it. We were very hopeful this year and it didn’t happen."

The cubs were named Anya and Irina, which mean “grace” and “peace.”

Kevin Fields, now 18, is accused of killing Christopher Chaney when he was 17. He was certified as an adult in the case Wednesday.

Ka-kawlling all St. Louis football fans: It's looking increasingly likely that your beloved Battlehawks will be returning to the turf next spring. KSDK reports that the Dome at America's Center, better known (probably, hopefully) as "the Nest" among fans of St. Louis' bygone XFL team, has set aside five weekend dates in the spring of 2023 for possible XFL home games. That should come as potentially great news to the rabid fan base that made St. Louis the league's leading market during its brief 2020 run.

Axes Physical Therapy, a locally-owned and operated full-service physical and occupational therapy practice, contributed $13,000 and 100 volunteer hours to organizations in St. Louis in 2021.

The foundation was created in 1926 by racetrack mogul Andrew "Cap" Tilles, who also donated the land that became the Tilles parks in St. Louis and Ladue.

WENTZVILLE, Mo. - On January 29, Erica Morrissey was hit head-on by a drunk driver, but the firefighters with the Wentzville Fire Protection District were the first to the scene. Morrissey went back to the firehouse to thank the firefighters there that day. Tim Bobbitt was one of the firefighters who helped get Morrissey out [...]

Last summer, the Supreme Court finally applied some common sense to the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA). The government has long read this law to apply to pretty much any computer access it (or federal court litigants) doesn’t like, jeopardizing the livelihood of security researchers, app developers, and anyone who might access a system […]

Microsoft Office 2021 Professional is the perfect choice for any professional who needs to handle data and documents. It comes with many new features that will make you more productive in every stage of development, whether it’s processing paperwork or creating presentations from scratch – whatever your needs are. You’ll also get 3 courses teaching […]

CareVet, a veterinary hospital management group, is a young professional’s dream job. At its St. Louis office, you’ll find a casual dress code, free lunch and a pet-friendly policy, just to name a few perks.

St. Louis plans to use to its selection into a global entrepreneurship program, staged by MIT, to develop a strategy to strengthen and connect two key pillars of its innovation economy and better position itself among competitor cities.

EDWARDSVILLE - Lincoln Middle School in Edwardsville eighth-graders Andrah Salyer and Nolan Forinash have been recognized as this year's American Legion Award Winners. Lincoln Middle says this award goes to students who exemplify courage, honor, leadership, patriotism, scholarship, and service. The youth were granted the award by American Legion 5th Division Commander Larry J. Miller. Miller said he was honored to present the awards to the students.: “They are given to two students each year who are graduating from eighth grade or high school," he said. "They receive a certificate and a medal. We rely on the schools to give us the names of the students who receive the awards. I am always pleased to give out awards to these top students. I also encourage students to look at the American Legion oratorical contests and some of the other competitions at Legion.org ."

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At Civil Design Inc.’s St. Louis office, nearly 40% of its employees are women. This is close to double the industry average for the field of engineering.