ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI (KTVI)- The Major Case Squad of Greater St. Louis has a new commander.  The Squad is one of the longest standing collaboration of professional law performance agencies in the nation. We introduce you to Ferguson police captain Dan DeCarli.

Captain Dan DeCarli  is the new commander with the Major Case Squad .
He's a 37- year veteran officer and has served 25 years on the Major Case Squad.

The commander is the person on stand by 24- hours a day and decides when the Major Case Squad should mobilized on a crime. The Major Case Squad encompasses six counties in Missouri and four counties in Illinois and serves nearly 2.5 million citizens.

NORMANDY MISSOURI  ( KTVI ) The Normandy High School Robotics team would like to inspire future generations to become excited about science, technology, engineering and math through the Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) Robotics.

The Normandy  Robotics Team was started in 2003, after the head coach secured a NASA grant. Students at Normandy High School were introduced to FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) and the FIRST Robotics Competition. Participating in the FIRST robotics competition provided the students at Normandy High School and experience in the areas of math, science and technology,and allowed them to realize new potential, and excel to new heights.

Ms. Ninfa Matiase Biology teacher secure a NASA Grant. The Normandy High School team currently has 26 active student members and 3 mentors.

It will be a homecoming for Hazelwood native WWE® Superstar Randy Orton® when he attends 2013 Wizard World St. Louis Comic Con on Friday, March 22, at America's Center.  Orton will meet fans, sign autographs and pose for photo-ops in a two-hour appearance from 5:30-7:30p.m.

Orton, who earned the distinction of being the youngest World Heavyweight Champion in WWE history, saw his star rise when he won the World Heavyweight Championship at the unprecedented age of 24. 

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