Readers of this site will know by now that Nintendo polices its intellectual property in an extremely draconian fashion. However, there are still differences in the instances in which the company does so. In many cases, Nintendo goes after people or groups in a fashion that stretches, if not breaks, any legitimate intellectual property concerns. […]
The Public Safety Collaborative includes people from various neighborhoods trained on Risk Terrain Modeling, which analyzes crime locations to turn things around.
Another high-profile profile prosecutor is leaving St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner’s office.
Natalia Ogurkiewicz confirmed to KSDK that she is leaving the office and sent the following statement Friday to Gardner, which reads:
“Thank you for making my dream of being a homicide prosecutor come true. I am so grateful, but the Supreme Court of Missouri has made clear that when the choice between committing malpractice and resignation is the only option, resignation is what must happen.…
Nearly a quarter of all Missouri's school districts are only in session four days a week this year. Legislation moving forward in Jefferson City could require schools to go back to five days a week, but districts would be exempt.
The former Bissinger's headquarters and event space is for sale, as the event business that occupied the space, called the Caramel Room, appears to have closed.
You know the drill by now. In October of 2020, the NY Post ran a story about the contents of a laptop hard drive that Hunter Biden apparently left at a computer repair store. There were questions about the provenance of that hard drive, and, given the history of foreign election interference, as well as […]
Unofficial returns the night of the April 4 election had shown Marilyn Roussan leading Lisa Johnson by one vote. On Friday, a recount declared a tie; a runoff may be held to decide the winner.
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