Rudy Telscher, a partner at Husch Blackwell, says it may take '3 to 5 years' for the laws to catch up with artificial intelligence. He joins Megan Lynch to discuss his team that focuses on the emerging AI field.

Members of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra performed before women inmates at the St. Louis County jail Tuesday with the goal of inspiring them to learn an instrument. Stuart McMillian has details.

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Bloomberg's Eric Martin joins Megan Lynch following Pres Joe Biden's move to change Cuba's designation as a state sponsor of terrorism.

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State Rep Sherri Gallick from Belton, Missouri joins Megan Lynch detailing her new House Bill 234 which would target people who participate in hazing events.

SLU/Chaifetz School of Business tells Megan Lynch that St Louis is a test market for Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza chain. New games, better pizza, a membership are all part of the new offerings. International property laws are being changed in Spain.

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Scott MacFarlane joins Megan Lynch following the hearing for former Fox News host Pete Hegseth's nomination to be Defense Secretary. 'There are simply zero [Republicans] against him now' says MacFarlane. MacFarlane says he spoke with IL Senator Tammy Duckworth, a combat veteran, 'at length' before the hearing. He says she had pointed questions about Hegseth's qualifications and experience to lead such a large organization.

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Alderperson Anne Schweitzer joins Megan Lynch following what she calls 'a unique storm' that hit St Louis last week. She's invited numerous department heads to discuss the slow snow-removal at a City Hall meeting today.

Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias joins Megan Lynch, pushing a new law that would allow family members to report unsafe driving by older-aged relatives. The law would eliminate an age-based mandatory driving test for older drivers. He points out the bi-partisan support for the law which would bring it in line with numerous neighboring states, while still being effective in keeping roadways safe.

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