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The inevitable is upon us: a police officer has been caught using Clearview AI for non-law enforcement purposes. That wouldn’t mean anything if the officer had private access to the most ethically dubious player in the facial recognition tech market. But he didn’t. He was using access purchased by his employer, so it wasn’t only […]

After seven and a half years of business on Cherokee Street, Teatopia will permanently close its doors this weekend, the cafe announced Thursday. According to a post on Instagram, Teatopia will close its cafe, at 2606 Cherokee St., on Sunday, June 23. The property is owned by Cherokee Anchors LLC. Offering a large tea menu, smoothies, salads and other food items, the business first opened in late January 2017 in a narrow, 300-square-foot space at 2619 1/2 Cherokee before moving to its larger current…

A Chicago resident thwarted a burglary Thursday afternoon by hitting the alleged suspect with a cast-iron frying pan.

One man is behind bars after road rage case during which he allegedly fired shots at another vehicle in Webster Groves.

Saratoga Lanes is one of 23 bars across the country to get an early listen to cuts from "The Great American Bar Scene."

Daryl Hall’s latest solo album, D, is out now, and he tells Billboard it's a “very personal” album.“The album is a complete thought,” he says, “and we organized the songs to go…

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Incumbent Republican Senator Josh Hawley enjoys a comfortable, albeit shrinking, lead over Democratic challenger Lucas Kunce.

Efforts to lure the Kansas City Chiefs and Kansas City Royals across state lines - from Missouri to Kansas - have intensified throughout the year as both franchises consider future plans around aging stadiums.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey says he plans to file a lawsuit against the state of New York just weeks after former U.S. President Donald Trump was convicted of 34 felony charges in a hush-money trial.

Colleen Clawson's restaurant has moved to a (slightly) bigger home and serves appealing, seasonally and globally inspired breakfast, lunch and dinner fare.

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly on Friday signed legislation that offers hundreds of millions of dollars to the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals to relocate from Missouri.  The legislation, an expansion of one of the state’s tax incentive programs, could help finance up to 70% of the cost for one or both teams to build a […]

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While Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page are often thought of as rock’s best guitarists, Ted Nugent has some differing opinions.In an interview with Forbes, The Nuge shares that…

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As one of few free, nonprofit science museums in the country that serves hundreds of thousands of people each year... Read More

The former monastery closed in April 2023. Integrate began renovating in March, 2024. The 17,842 square foot project should be completed in Fall 2024.

Running from April 11, 2024, to Jan. 12, 2025 at the World Chess Hall of Fame, Clash for the Crown explores the histories of the World Chess Championship and the […]

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New York-based artist, writer and publisher Paul Chan came to prominence in the early 2000s with vibrant moving image works that touched upon aspects of war, religion, pleasure and politics. […]

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On Earth, an exhibition at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation running from March 8 to Aug. 4, features five artists who use moving images to explore the complex relationships between humans […]

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Colombian artist Delcy Morelos creates art that calls attention to connections between people and the environment. Using natural materials such as textiles and fibers, clay and soil, her work asks […]

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Japanese people have used silk to create items of clothing and decorative works of art for hundreds of years, ever since the cultivation of silkworms was introduced to Japan from […]

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