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A bill making its way through the St. Louis Board of Aldermen would require the owners of paid parking lots in the city to add security features with the goal of preventing vehicle break-ins. Board Bill 44 would require all paid surface parking lots to put up fencing around the lot, control entry/exit either by a secured paid gate or by an attendant, add security lighting and more.

Jimmy Fallon first began his role as host of NBC's The Tonight Show 10 years ago in February 2014. In an interview with Variety, he picks some of his favorite Tonight Show…

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Visitors are tracked using location-based cell phone data, which park officials say allows them to more accurately estimate the number of visitors on park grounds.

A second man has been charged in connection with a shooting outside an Overland bar that left one man dead and another person injured.

Klarna is a Swedish e-shopping site that I had never heard of until yesterday. I remain slightly unsure of what they actually do, but they claim to handle 2 million transactions per day for half a million merchants. This means they employ a lot of customer service agents in their call center. At least, they ...continue reading "Ecommerce giant now using AI for most customer service"

Schnucks has issued a recall for all ground beef produced on Sunday at its Brentwood store.

Teams of students from Saint Louis University's School of Science and Engineering are building a mini golf course using $200 worth of non-perishable food items. Students took part in an innovation challenge and set up the course inside the ballroom at the Busch Student Center.

Def Leppard has announced a deluxe edition of their classic album Pyromania, which celebrated its 40th anniversary last year.Frontman Joe Elliott executive produced the new reissue, which drops April 26,…

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The Girl Scouts of the USA organization says "we sincerely regret any hurt" in a letter addressing a situation that led to a St. Louis Girl Scouts troop disbanding last week.

A recent column claimed to find irregularities that raise questions about police's data practices. The police chief writes that it's based on a misunderstanding of the nature of the data.

Thursday 02/29 What the Hook Gon' Be? We're all hooked on something: phonics, coffee, illicit substances, you name it.

The Gateway Arch National Park updated its methodology for counting visitors, creating what it describes as a more accurate number. Park executives said that 2023 visitation was higher than 2022.

A Williamson County, Illinois, man is accused of taking his 3-year-old boy from family members who have custody and later endangering the child’s life.

The Fenton-based manufacturer of home and garden décor will close in April due to financial hardships and pandemic-related challenges, its owners said.

GSL coordinating delegation of over 45 St. Louisans to participate in more than a dozen presentations and events at one of the world’s leading global […]

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Soon after Elon took over Twitter and brought with him a sink-shaped wrecking ball, we wrote a story wondering if there was anyone left at the company who remembered that the company had a consent decree with the FTC that required it to take certain steps to make sure private info was not revealed to […]