Almost ninety-two million low-income individuals in the United States—those earning less than 200 percent of the federal poverty threshold—have some fundamental aspect of their lives influenced by artificial intelligence. Governments, landlords, employers, school districts, and other powerful actors use artificial intelligence
The League of Women Voters held its annual holiday brunch on Saturday, December 6th, welcoming more than 80 guests for a warm and engaging celebration. Featured speaker Cheryl D. S. Walker
If you have a skill you’re good at, St. Louis Metro can use it – decorating, cooking, gardening, data analysis, creating graphics, writing, budgeting, and financial planning, working with/organizing people, researching issues, data entry, etc
Co-president Julie Gaebe writes that Co-chairs Nadine Ball and Gretchen Moser of the Youth Civics Committee have spent the past two years exploring civic education offered in area schools and talking to community groups and organization to find a way to combine our
Sign up for the Nitrate Watch Program. Know that Iowa to our North is seeing extensive nitrogen in its wells, rivers, and streams. While the USGS does monitor some, many wells, streams and rivers are not routinely
