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Gabriel Kammerer is being held without bond at the Madison County Jail.

The St. Louis Blues take on the Dallas Stars at Enterprise Center.

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JERSEYVILLE - The Jerseyville City Council on Tuesday passed a $250,000 grant agreement to fund the installation of the future splash pad at Lions Club Park. The agreement between the city and the American Water Charitable Foundation marks the latest step in the park’s multi-phase improvement project. Council members unanimously approved a motion to approve a $250,000 grant agreement between the American Water Charitable Foundation and the City of Jerseyville for splash pad features/controllers/equipment, related to the Lions Club Park Improvements Phase 2 project. This item essentially finalizes the paperwork needed to release the funds that were approved earlier by the Jerseyville City Council, Mayor Kevin Stork said. Parks and Recreation Director Tyler Hermens said at the previous meeting that these funds will help pre-purchase equipment while a design for the splash pad and surrounding area is finalized. “With the American Water $250,000 grant we received,

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Nurses will continue to be on strike until Friday, Dec. 29 at 6:59 a.m.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard, who infamously plotted to kill her mother,was released from prison on Thursday after serving more than seven years behind bars.

Lawmakers will return to the Missouri State Capitol next week to kick off the 2024 Legislative Session.

When Hyperloop came on the scene in 2013, it was hailed as a transportation revolution with a test track in North Las Vegas that would stun the world with new possibilities. Now the project is dead, according to a Bloomberg report.

Trenton Ivy, 31, of Flordell Hills, is charged with the killing of Marquisha Williams, a St. Louis woman and mother of three reported missing last week.

Walled Culture has written numerous posts about the promise and problems of open access. An important editorial in the journal Web Ecology raises an issue for open access that I’ve not seen mentioned before. It concerns the fraught issue of rebuttal articles, which offer fact-based criticism of already-published academic papers: Critical comments on published articles vary in importance; they can […]

After the abrupt closure of a St. Louis nursing care facility, thieves are going on a crime spree inside.

A South Kingshighway Boulevard site could become a location of a popular coffee chain under plans up for zoning approval.

Have You Been Naughty Or Nice? Because Tinseltown Is Coming To Town! Tinseltown is coming, just in time for winter! The all-encompassing Christmas-themed pop-up will be fulfilling all your festive […]

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Santa’s Magical Kingdom is unlike any other place on earth, and this year, it’s bigger, brighter and merrier! More than four million shimmering lights, electrifying special effects and whimsical worlds […]

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My previous post was about a New York Times lawsuit accusing Microsoft and OpenAI of copyright infringement for training their AI models on Times data. This prompts me to remind everyone of what "training" really means. Most people have a vague idea that AI models just trawl the internet and ingest whatever they find, which ...continue reading "Training an AI is much harder than you think"