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Concerts continue in St. Louis region despite heat

4 weeks 2 days ago
ST. LOUIS - This weekend across the St. Louis region is expected to be a scorcher, with many outdoor events cancelled because of the heat. Despite this, the heat is not stopping those at Busch Stadium, as Flo Rida will be hosting a concert following the end of the Cardinals and Padres game. Other musical [...]
Patrick Clark

Trump White House pressing Missouri Republicans to redraw congressional map 

4 weeks 2 days ago
The Trump White House is ratcheting up pressure on Missouri Republicans reluctant to pursue a new map that could give the GOP seven of the state’s eight seats in Congress. Missouri House Speaker Pro Tem Chad Perkins of Bowling Green said he received a call Friday afternoon from the White House after staff read his […]
Rudi Keller

Creativity, Freedom Of Speech & Freedom Of Thought

4 weeks 2 days ago
This series of posts explores how we can rethink the intersection of AI, creativity, and policy. From examining outdated regulatory metaphors to questioning copyright norms and highlighting the risks of stifling innovation, each post addresses a different piece of the AI puzzle. Together, they advocate for a more balanced, forward-thinking approach that acknowledges the potential of technological […]
Mike Masnick

St. Clair County Jury Finds Sabrina Dunigan Guilty On Two Counts in Fatal East St. Louis Fire In 2021

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ST. CLAIR COUNTY — A St. Clair County jury has found Sabrina Dunigan, an East St. Louis woman, responsible on two of five counts of endangering the life or health of her children for the deaths of her five kids in a tragic fire that occurred four years ago. Dunigan’s sentencing is scheduled for Sept. 26, 2025. The fire took place in the early morning hours of Aug. 6, 2021, at an apartment building on North 29th Street in East St. Louis, where Dunigan and her five children lived. The children, ranging in age from 2 to 9, were home alone when the fire broke out. The children who died in the fire were identified in descending age order as Deontae Davis Jr., 9; 8-year-old twins Neveah Dunigan and Heaven Dunigan; Jabari Johnson, 4; and Loy’el Dunigan, 2. The deaths also tragically occurred on the birthday of their mother, Sabrina. The East St. Louis Fire Department said at the time that Dunigan had briefly left the apartment to pick up her boyfriend from work.

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