One woman’s struggle with memory problems highlights the issues of dementia, a mounting problem as the population ages.
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Special reports from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch
A 2012 Post-Dispatch investigation found railroad companies at times refuse to take even small steps to deal with the problem of people walking on their tracks
Biological and developmental changes trigger lifelong health consequences that could shorten the lives of a generation.
Missouri's regulation of doctors is among the nation's most lax, a 2010 Post-Dispatch investigation has found, and doctors who provide substandard care often can continue to practice without any public action by regulators.
Changes coming for a town that gets 85 percent of its revenue from the municipal court when state law limits it to 20 percent.
The Post-Dispatch coverage of the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, the unrest in the aftermath and the continuing efforts at reform.
Post-Dispatch journalists examine the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Aside from a few early years in foster care, Sean Cory Carter has lived his whole life in Missouri mental institutions. Some say it should not have turned out this way.
One woman's struggles after bloody night in St. Louis reveal the haunting impact of violence.
As the U.S. slowly emerged from the Great Recession in 2010, St. Louis and cities nationwide are trying to position themselves for the future. The question: Is the St. Louis area ready?
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