Nancy Cambria
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Saint Louis, MO, United States
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A new app created in St. Louis aims to track down pimps and victims of sex trafficking
A Washington University computer programming researcher helped bring the app to life. → Read More
Washington U researchers: Very young children with depression commonly think about suicide
Some are as young as 3 or 4 years old. → Read More
The Crisis Within: How toxic stress and trauma endanger our children
The stress of crime and poverty tears at children, inhibiting brain growth and stifling development. → Read More
Citing multiple deaths, study calls for banning crib bumpers
A Washington University School of Medicine physician led the research. → Read More
New effort urges St. Louis business community to champion investment in early childhood
More than half of the region’s child care centers are subpar, and the ones that are high quality are often too expensive for parents who need them the most. → Read More
New initiative seeks to address high infant mortality rates in St. Louis
Prior efforts have failed to recognize the reasons for poor prenatal care in low-income areas, experts say. → Read More
Priory senior twists nearly 6,000 Rubik's Cubes into mural of Stan Musial
Pointillism is the use of tiny dots of color to make an image and is perhaps most noted in the 19th Century Georges Seurat painting Sunday Afternoon on the Island → Read More
Crowd urges peace, healing at vigil for 9-year-old girl killed in Ferguson shooting
Mayor and police chief are among those who attend. → Read More
Ferguson police officer describes heartbreak of fatal shooting of 9-year-old
Sgt. Dominica Fuller also has a 9-year-old child. → Read More
Police officer describes heartbreak of fatal shooting of 9-year-old
Sgt. Dominica Fuller also has a 9-year-old child. → Read More
Lawyer's theory about baby stealing in St. Louis suffers another blow
New foster care records cast doubt on claims that a stolen baby ring operated out of Homer G. Phillips Hospital decades ago. → Read More
Newly released court records raise doubts about birth at Homer G. Phillips Hospital
Lawyer for women says their signatures were forged. → Read More
Adoption records blocked for now as family seeks answers to Homer G. Phillips mystery
Letter from St. Louis Family Court raises more questions about birth of girl 50 years ago. → Read More
New public preschools threaten St. Louis private day cares
From June 2013 through June of last year, the city of St. Louis lost 500 licensed day care slots → Read More
More questions than answers clog inquiries into Homer G. Phillips hospital maternity ward
Documents about deceased babies are scattered between agencies — but officials are pledging to help → Read More
Mom and daughter are reunited. But were others separated at Homer G. Phillips?
Several women now fear that babies they were told had died at Homer G. Phillips hospital were instead adopted. → Read More
Multiple wrecks clog area roads; 5 to 7 inches of snow on the way
A surge of warm air combined with frigid ground temperatures will produce five to seven inches of snow for the St. Louis region starting Saturday afternoon into Sunday. → Read More
Five to seven inches of snow on the way
A surge of warm air combined with frigid ground temperatures will produce five to seven inches of snow for the St. Louis region starting Saturday afternoon into Sunday. → Read More
Money for Illinois child care subsidies is running dry
The parents of more than 160,000 children statewide could lose support paying for child care. → Read More
A pro-family lobbyist searches for his missing wife
Kerry Messer says he hasn't seen his wife Lynn since she walked off the family farm in July. → Read More