RFK Jr. seems to believe that being a Kennedy and spouting anti-vax nonsense qualifies him to be President. Now, he’s taking his delusions to a whole new level by arguing that the Supreme Court’s Murthy decision means the government can’t even talk to social media companies anymore. Buckle up, folks, this is going to be […]
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Sammy Hagar is set to kick off his The Best of All Worlds Tour on Saturday. The rocker and his band will be playing Van Halen songs during the show, and while he…
It would provide a new local recruiting center for the Coast Guard, which currently has its recruiting office in the North County Square shopping center.
Ask the experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Louis and St. Charles counties and St. Louis City your questions about highways and roads. The live chat starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
Opponents to a controversial new health insurance plan said Page's request isn't an "emergency," and that the council should examine why the county would choose a contract that costs more.
Business Insider says human beings are behind the scenes of Tesla's AI-driven cars: The company relies on a small army of human "data annotators" who continuously improve how the cars drive by reviewing camera footage from thousands of Tesla drivers and teaching the vehicle how to behave like a human driver, like deciding when it's ...continue reading "Tesla’s AI has a single main customer"
Target’s Midtown location, located near Saint Louis University, will have 95 employees. It is a smaller-format store compared with the retailer’s average store.
"Bar Rescue" will be giving a complete makeover to Brothers On Main, a bar and restaurant located in St. Clair, Missouri, on Friday, with new changes to be revealed on the show.
Before he became attorney general, Andrew Bailey served in a number of roles — including a soldier, a security guard, a prosecutor and general counsel to Gov. Mike Parson.
And as the GOP statewide official faces a tough primary battle with St. Louis County attorney Will Scharf for the right to keep his job, Bailey is hoping that Republican voters see his collective experience inside and outside of politics as a compelling drawing point.
“I care about the state because it's home,” Bailey said on an episode of the Politically Speaking podcast. “I got to grow up in a Missouri that enjoyed freedom, safety, prosperity. And I want my kids and your listeners' kids and grandkids to enjoy those things as well.”
BLOOMINGTON, Ill. (WMBD) -- The trial for seven people who were arrested at Illinois State University in May for protesting the Gaza war was moved back two weeks. During a pretrial hearing in McLean County Circuit Court, the attorney for the seven protestors, Cheryl Weikel, asked for the delay, citing a busy two weeks without [...]
St. Louis County is debating whether to approve United Healthcare's bid for a health insurance contract, as Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield pushes to extend their current contract at the current cost.