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New street named after David Bowie to be unveiled in Paris
Paris is set to formally name a street after David Bowie on Monday, January 8, which would have been the rock star’s 77th birthday. The Connexion reports that the street, “rue David Bowie,” will be…
St. Louis residents can now vote on ways to spend $250 million Rams settlement
SLPS board paused its College Kids Savings Account partnership. What’s next for the program?
A recent vote by St. Louis Public Schools board members means fewer kids will have a St. Louis College Kids Savings account through the City of St. Louis’ College Kids program. Our guests dive into the origin of the program, and why it's drawn scrutiny from journalists and critics. They also explore how children’s savings accounts can help kids see higher education as an option, not just a possibility.
Piasa Birds' Vivian Zurheide Plays Big Role In Basketball, Is A Midwest Members Credit Union Female Athlete Of Month
PIASA - Sophomore Vivian Zuehide is a remarkable athlete and she is showing it this winter on the basketball court for the Piasa Birds. Vivian's coach Darren Mosley said she has had a double-double with scoring and rebounding in multiple games this season and is extremely productive on the court. Vivian is an Altonized Community Federal Credit Union Female Athlete of Month for her efforts on the basketball court. "Vivian has significantly improved her play from last season in all facets of the game," Coach Mosley said. "Vivian has to fill a number of roles for our team. Vivian plays both as a guard and as a post for our team. "Vivian has been both the leading scorer and rebounder for our team. She plays with a passion and is very competitive. She has a desire to win and that shows on the basketball court." Again congrats to Vivian for her recognition as an Altonized Community Federal Credit Union Female Athlete of the Month for her girls' basketball efforts. Vivian is also a
St. Louis City employee mask mandate ends after a few hours
After only a few hours of requiring city employees to mask up indoors again, the decision has been reversed.
St. Louis Jail Bans Phones After Detainee Photo Goes Public
One day after media outlets published a photo of a St. Louis City Justice Center detainee with an untreated, cantaloupe-sized hernia, the jail has banned attorneys from bringing in their phones when they meet with clients. The photo of Kevin O'Shaughnessy was taken by public defender Erika Wurst and given to multiple media outlets yesterday at a bond hearing for O'Shaughnessy.
‘Peace is no option’ as new Freedom Caucus deepens GOP rift in Missouri Senate
Of Freedom Caucus disruptions this week, the Republican Senate Majority Leader said, “If they persist in following that path, we’ll have to deal with that.”
Live music venue and bar to open in former Apotheosis Comic Shop space
Local musician Trammel Horton plans to open Moshmellow at 3359 S. Jefferson Ave., in the city’s Benton Park West neighborhood, likely by late February or early March.
Public vote opens over how St. Louis should use Rams settlement funds
The St. Louis Board of Alderman is asking residents to participate in a public vote on how the City of St. Louis should use its funds from the NFL Rams relocation settlement.
St. Louis City employees strongly recommended to wear masks, instead of full mask mandate
Holleman: Maplewood ethics panel urges dismissal of complaint against council member
Council member Chasity Mattox came under fire after casting lone dissenting vote on hiring Amber Withycombe, an ally of Mayor Nikylan Knapper, as city manager
Sarah Baldwin Shines For Shells, Is A Midwest Members Credit Union Female Athlete Of Month
ROXANA - Junior Sarah Baldwin was a member of the Roxana girls' volleyball team this past fall and counted on heavily as a setter. Baldwin can also play the middle hitter role. The good news for Roxana’s girls program is Baldwin will return in the fall 2024. Sarah is being recognized for her abilities this past season with the Shells as a Midwest Members Credit Union Female Athlete of the Month for Roxana. Sarah’s head girls volleyball coach Andrea Keller spoke very highly of her setter. “She did an amazing job this past year of taking a role as a setter, especially since she has never done it before,” Coach Keller said. “She is a dynamite hitter and is always working on improving her game and working to become a better setter and all-around player.” Coach Keller said Sarah will only improve as she takes the experience of her junior year into her senior year in the fall of 2024. Again congrats to Sarah for her recognition as a Midwest Members
Copyright Liability On LLMs Should Mostly Fall On The Prompter, Not The Service
The technological marvel of large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, developed by AI engineers and experts, has posed a unique challenge in the realm of copyright law. These advanced AI systems, which undergo extensive training on diverse datasets, including copyrighted material, and provide output highly dependent on user “prompts,” have raised questions about the bounds […]
MLK Statewide Celebration Kickoff Jan. 6
Since its establishment in 1985, the Martin Luther King, Jr. State Celebration Commission has recommended and fostered appropriate activities for the recognition and celebration of Martin Luther King Day in the State of Missouri.
Elton John’s “Rocket Man” joins Spotify’s Billions Club
Elton John is celebrating a new milestone. The rocker just revealed on social media that his classic tune “Rocket Man” has reached 1 billion streams on Spotify. “Thank you to all of you who…
Illinois voters just filed an objection to Trump appearing on the primary ballot for engaging in insurrection against the United States. Is there any effort towards such a petition in Missouri?
Versatile Athlete Lucy Klumpp Stars For Warriors, Is A Stillwater Senior Living Female Athlete Of Month
GRANITE CITY - Sophomore Lucy Klumpp is a versatile Granite City High School athlete. This past fall in 2023, Klumpp was a key on varsity for the Warriors’ volleyball team as an outside hitter. She is also a strong soccer player for Granite City and has participated in track and field. Lucy Klumpp is a Stillwater Senior Living Female Athlete of the Month for the Warriors. Warriors head girls volleyball coach Grace Hurst said Lucy found her groove in hitting for Granite City last fall and she has a bright future for the team. “It was amazing to see her grow as a player,” Hurst said. “She is an outside hitter and is someone we can count on. She grew into a starting role and earned it playing the right side. She shows up for volleyball and then has to rush to soccer practice, but she shows up for the team no matter what.” Hurst said she is excited to see how much Klumpp develops as a volleyball player in her final two years at Granite City. “I
All Elite Wrestling returns to St. Louis
ST. LOUIS, Mo. - All Elite Wrestling will make its return to St. Louis in two weeks. The professional wrestling company's live collision show will take place at Chaifetz Arena on Jan. 20 at 6 p.m. This is the first time the company brings the 'Saturday night' show to St. Louis as it airs live [...]
Washington University looks west for new law school dean
Washington University is hiring a law professor from Arizona as its new law school dean.
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