A new generation of smart robots could take over farm tasks once handled by humans
American farmers are considering use of high-tech tools powered by artificial intelligence. CBS News correspondent Dave Malkoff found that while inventors say these products will offset an ongoing agricultural labor shortage, some workers fear they’ll be replaced.
Powerball numbers drawn for $645 million jackpot
(NEXSTAR) — Feeling lucky? It’s time to check those lottery tickets. The winning numbers for the Powerball drawing on Monday, March 18, were: 44, 39, 10, 17, and 20. The Powerball was 16, and the PowerPlay was 3X. The jackpot soared to an estimated $645 million after no one matched all six winning numbers in […]
Deadly St. Patrick’s Day hit-and-run renews calls for change at dangerous intersection
ST. LOUIS – A deadly hit-and-run near the Soulard neighborhood has renewed calls for something to be done at one of the city’s most dangerous intersections. Police say a female victim of an undisclosed age died in the crash. An unknown driver struck the victim and rushed away from the scene. The crash happened around […]
Neighbors still seeking help after home flooded with raw sewage last year
ST. LOUIS – An alderwoman said the city dropped the ball after several homes in north St. Louis flooded with raw sewage in their homes. Residents of Carter Avenue have been seeking help since the incident began last July. Alderwoman Laura Keys said she has been in contact with city officials. “There was a water […]
Large fire at former St. Augustine Catholic Church
ST. LOUIS – A large three-alarm fire broke out in north St. Louis Monday evening. The building was formerly St. Augustine Catholic Church on W. Herbert and Lismore Streets. As of Monday night, crews were preparing for a potential collapse zone. This church has been the scene of multiple fires. In a 2022 fire, the […]
Race for Republican Congressional seat in Illinois ramps up ahead of primaries
Ill. – Tuesday is primary election day in Illinois, and the race could tell everyone about the impact former President Donald Trump may have left. It’s the Republican race for Congress. Farmer and former state legislator Darren Bailey lost to J.B. Pritzker in 2022 in the race for governor. Bailey is now after the seat […]
Closing Walgreens leaving inconveniences for customers
ST. LOUIS – Walgreens is closing over 150 stores this year nationwide, with the latest being the location at Grand and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevards. The projected closing date is April 9, leaving customers scrambling to find other plans for prescriptions. “To come down here and find out it’s closing, it doesn’t make sense,” […]
Man questions arrest after car towed in north St. Louis County
CALVERTON PARK, Mo. – A city’s tow practice, first exposed by the FOX Files, which led to them being federally sued, is back under the microscope after a man was thrown in jail following his car getting towed. Rodney Daniel, 38, was charged with felony resisting arrest after being taken into custody by Calverton Park […]
‘Not a bad idea’, downtown alderman reacts to $640K non-profit police donation
ST. LOUIS – Parents with kids at the Downtown Children’s Center got an unnerving call last Thursday. A shooting happened just feet away from where their children learn and play outside. St. Louis Metropolitan Police arrested 25-year-old Daron Nelson for allegedly shooting a 62-year-old man in a road rage shooting on Washington Avenue. Alderman Rasheen […]
3/18: Prime Time with John Dickerson
John Dickerson reports on evacuations of Americans in Haiti, oral arguments at the Supreme Court over social media censorship, and efforts to stop a potential famine in Gaza.
