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New FCC Rule Would Make Robocallers Disclose They’re Using AI
Back in February, the FCC announced new rules that would prohibit the use of AI-generated deep fake robocalls. The proposal would make such calls illegal under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), which it already uses to combat robocalls. It was prompted by that very sloppy AI deep fake that targeted the Democratic Presidential primary […]
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St. Louis man arrested with suspected fentanyl, $50K in cash
A man driving a reportedly stolen car was taken into custody Wednesday afternoon after leading St. Louis police on a brief chase in a north city neighborhood.
Focused on the future: These Ferguson business leaders look at what's next to continue moving forward
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Bald eagle released after recovery from severe storm
After a female bald eagle's nest was destroyed in a severe thunderstorm in Nebraska, the World Bird Sanctuary's dedicated team finalized her recovery today.
Marquette Catholic Mega Raffle Kickoff Party on Aug. 24 to Celebrate $50,000 Raffle
ALTON - The Marquette Catholic 2024 Mega Raffle Kick Off Party is from 6 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 24, 2024, at Johnson's Corner in Alton. The second Early Bird Drawing will take place at 9 p.m. The Early Bird Drawing dates are as follows: Aug. 16, Aug. 24, Aug. 30, Sept. 6, Sept. 13 and Sept. 20. Marquette Catholic's Annual Mega Raffle kicked off the start of the school year on Aug. 16, 2024, drawing a large crowd. The events are coordinated by Mary Hough, Marquette's Director of Development and raffle organizer. The Mega Raffle serves as a significant fundraiser for the school, supporting various needs such as scholarships, financial aid, capital improvements and much more. Marquette Catholic Principal Tim Harmon emphasized the importance of the Mega Raffle to the school. "It is a large part of our big fundraiser that helps support the school, students, faculty, and staff," Harmon said. "It is used for a mix of everything. It goes toward helping us support scholarships and financial
Residents gathering signatures to recall Arnold City Council
Missouri Supreme Court blocks agreement that would have halted execution of Marcellus Williams, new court date set
Is YIMBY really becoming a political force?
NIMBY means Not In My Backyard. In other words, build stuff all you want as long as you don't do it near me, where it will bring traffic and crowds in its wake. It's a powerful force, but over the past couple of decades a counterforce has been steadily growing that blames NIMBY for slow ...continue reading "Is YIMBY really becoming a political force?"
Watch Skid Row’s ’Live in London’ performance of “Piece of Me”
Skid Row has premiered a new live video for their 1989 song "Piece of Me," recorded for their upcoming live album, Live in London.You can watch the performance streaming now on YouTube and…
The faces that emerged a decade after Michael Brown protests
Missouri man who killed sister, brother-in-law dies in prison
A Missouri man convicted for the 2011 murders of his sister and brother-in-law died Wednesday at Potosi Correctional Center in Mineral Point.
How the Ferguson Police Department has changed 10 years after unrest
Remembering Ferguson in a new special, 'Race: Listen. Learn. Live. - Voices of Ferguson'
Statement from Haine on Alton Officer-Involved Shooting
EDWARDSVILLE — Madison County State’s Attorney Tom Haine released a statement regarding an officer-involved shooting that occurred on Aug. 22, 2024, in Alton. The incident resulted in the death of a police K-9 and injuries to an Alton Police officer. “‘Officer Down’ are the two worst words you can hear, but in this case, we are all immensely grateful that this officer somehow avoided serious injury,” Haine said. “We are also very saddened at the passing of his canine partner, Odin. These K-9 units are a true team, and this loss will be a tough one.” The shooting underscores the inherent dangers law enforcement officers face daily. Haine emphasized the unpredictable nature of their duties and expressed gratitude for their service. “We pray for the injured officer’s continued health and the health and safety of all of our local law enforcement,” Haine added. “This is a reminder that our police officers never know
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Alton Mayor Releases Information About Officer-Involved Shooting that Killed Suspect and K-9
ALTON - Alton Mayor David Goins held a press conference following an officer-involved shooting that left a suspect and K-9 officer dead and an Alton officer injured on Thursday, Aug. 22, 2024. Alton Police Department officers exchanged gunfire with a suspect in the early morning hours of Aug. 22, 2024, in the 700 block of East 6th Street in Alton. Officer Allen Averbeck was struck by the suspect’s gunfire and transported to an area hospital. His K-9 partner, Odin, was struck by gunfire and transported to a local veterinary hospital with critical injuries, to which he later succumbed. The suspect was also shot during the exchange, transported to an area hospital, and pronounced deceased. “Today, our community faced a heartbreaking event that has deeply impacted all of us,” Goins said during the press conference. “In times like these, it’s easy to feel disheartened. However, I urge our community to come together in unity and resilience. We must remember
Big Tech’s Governing Blueprint
The Chamber of Progress, which held a briefing panel this week at the DNC, contrasts with Kamala Harris’s early approach on key issues.
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