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Four-year old girl shot overnight in home with no adults present, historic Wainwright building may go residential, both presidential candidates oppose Granite City Steel purchase, new public safety laws go into effect, more EV charging stations coming to University City

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team.

Midwest Wingfest in Fairview Heights ends early due to unruly teens, online missing urn scam, Osage Beach officer killed in chase, SLPS welcomes 21 international teachers to fill vacancies, fast-growing company rebrands and moves into Maritz building

EPA can't give residents timeframe for nuclear waste cleanup at West Lake Landfill, MSD investigating sewer explosions by P&G plant, North County police precinct problems, Chesterfield Mall officially closes Saturday, Skyview Drive-in celebrates 75th, neighbors sue over abandoned south city hospital

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Tribute to Ted Drewes with passing of Ted Drewes, Junior; update on Marcellus Williams' pending execution; why Mayor Jones vetoes a bill she supports; County councilman Harder's county manager idea dead; some Kirkwood residents want more than just road resurfacing; Valentine's Law now in effect; aerospace workforce subject for task force

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A hearing this morning for death row inmate Marcellus Williams, County Councilman Dennis Hancock kicked off for violation of nepotism clause, Hazelwood teen hospitalized with West Nile virus, Busey Bank expands with acquisition

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. After being thrust into a legal fight for his legislative seat, St. Louis County Councilman Dennis Hancock discusses his situation with KMOX first. Our heat advisory is extended through 7 p.m. Thursday. State control versus local control will be looked at during the state's audit of St. Louis Public Schools. Remember the bald eagle found shot through the beak in rural Missouri? We have an update on his condition. Plus, one on one with councilman Dennis Hancock.

SLPS board president and mayor trade barbs about school audit, Arnold cancels a two-mile road project after public opposition, appeals court rules Second Amendment Preservation Act unconstitutional, Planned Parenthood sues Missouri, Independence Center to build housing in CWE

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. Expect dangerous heat as we go through the week. A federal appeals court declared Missouri's Second Amendment Preservation Act unconstitutional. A proposed shortcut connecting Arnold motorists is cancelled after an outcry. A police chief under investigation reaches a deal to resign. Residents of University City's 3rd Ward are pushing for reinvestment in their neighborhoods. Friday will be a busy day at Lambert Airport. Bernie Miklasz is returning to America's Sports Voice. Plus, St. Louis Public Schools board president Toni Cousins explains the latest disagreement over an inquiry into issues in the district.

St. Louis Public Schools has third party investigating hiring and spending by superintendent put on leave, U-City residents displaced by shopping center speak out, update on Officer Travis Brown injured at Ferguson riot anniversary, Wednesday hearing on freeing Marcellus Williams, Grand Canyon U partners with Mercy

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Marcellus Williams won't get out of prison but will get off death row, NAACP wants Rams money invested in SLPS, labor groups go big for Harris/Walz, Crystal Quade demands state make its childcare payments, serial Target shoplifter arrested, Arch Coal merger could move HQ out of STL

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Students and parents struggled to get to school Monday, bus driver shortages in St. Charles as well, NAACP flagging literacy crisis in area, new mental health urgent care, largest Target in region will be in U-City, HQ that moved west comes back to St. Louis

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Students in St. Louis Public Schools relying on hodge-podge of transportation today, SLPS blames SLU for Clay Community Education Center closing, Hancock & Kelley talk protests at DNC, bill to allow county council members to have own attorneys, SSM Health to open clinic inside Chesterfield YMCA

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. A woman is dead after an officer-involved shooting this morning in Dutchtown. The St. Francois County Sheriffs Department is releasing more information about a fatal shooting involving a deputy. KMOX is talking with the former St. Louis County Police Chief who hired Officer Travis Brown. St. Louis Public Schools is evicting a number of non profits from the Clay Community Education Center. Donna Baringer tells KMOX she intends to run for a citywide position next year. Mayor Tishaura Jones is asking companies to give their employees with school-age children "some grace." Plus, Michael talks with Rebecca Rivas, cannabis beat reporter at the Missouri Independent, about a massive recall of marijuana products.

Senate candidates Hawley and Kunce trade barbs at State Fair, Gov. Parson reminds that politicians are public servants, STL Police Chief Tracy talks police force numbers, Cardinals may ask for help funding Busch upgrades, Alton park with sinkhole reopens, Ketamine uses and overdoses, Centene to cut thousands off Medicaid program

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. What's the potential for severe weather? U.S. Senate rivals Josh Hawley and Lucas Kunce got into a squabble at the Missouri State Fair over debates. Ferguson police officer Travis Brown remains in a coma but his sister says there are small signs of progress. Backstoppers has named a new director to replace retiring Chief Ron Battelle. Chief Robert Tracy joined KMOX to discuss the most recent police force numbers. The city of Arnold is being sued by a group of businesses in the Arnold Water Tower Place Shopping Center.

Aldermen split on Ferguson protestor on police oversight board, group of Ferguson protestors offer well wishes to Officer Brown, STL Public school transportation and budget issues still an issue, Francis Howell to vote on bathroom policy tonight, lowering price of Medicare drugs

Video of Ferguson officer knocked to ground released, November ballot in Missouri to include legalizing abortion and sports betting, update on changing STL County charter but no vote taken, award-winning historic rehab on The Hill for sale, Ethical Society of Police member laments negative perception of cops

Civilian Oversight Board member Keith Rose charged with 1st degree property damage, St. Louis to conduct its own audit of SLPS, calls for entire school board to resign, changing STL County government could be on ballot, downtown hotel purchased out of receivership

Ferguson Officer Travis Brown who was knocked to ground Friday suffers brain injury, new sheriff in St. Louis outlines priorities, shake up on STL County Council after primary, Missouri test scores improve a bit, Gov. Parson in Panama for trade mission

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Ferguson ten years later: it produced politicians Wesley Bell and Cori Bush, new shopping plaza for Dellwood, how physical design of communities is obstacle to equity, state auditor will fast track audit of St. Louis Public Schools, update on Alton sinkhole

Those suing over Paul McKee using Homer G. Phillips name in court today, state system delaying subsidies to childcare providers, who is pushing tax cuts in Missouri, effort to move city elections to November stalls, Wesley Bell talks about criticism of his campaign, local protein supplement maker soaring

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. St. Louis rapper Nelly has been arrested. The debate over debates is heating up in Missouri's U.S. Senate race. We're following up with Wesley Bell, the day after his win over incumbent Rep. Cori Bush. Mike Kehoe pulled it out. Missouri voters rejected a ballot measure to help childcare providers. Changes to the St. Louis City Charter were passed out of an Aldermanic committee but one change needs to start from scratch. Plus, Michael talks with Just Moms group's Dawn Chapman about a Reuters investigation into the reliability of federal government updates.

Election results from primary Tuesday: Bush loses to Bell, Kehoe and Quade top their parties for governor, many local incumbents win, expert says don't get caught up in daily Wall Street fluctuations

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. We've got the latest turn-out figures for today's primary election. St. Louis City and County have had a few issues with voting today according to the Missouri Voter Protection Coalition. Reaction to the pick of Tim Walz to be Kamala Harris' running mate. Buzzwords are a popular tool for Missouri candidates to use in political advertising. There's a meeting for the public to learn about plans to build a new terminal at Lambert Airport.

Primary election day today, State auditor to address calls for SLPL audit, Missouri lawmakers hold hearings on immigrant crime, Webster Groves residents speak out against psychiatric adolescent hospital, Frontier canceling direct flight to Philadelphia

Calls for state audit of St. Louis Public Schools, group calling for resignation of school board members, Carshield to pay $10M to settle FTC complaint of defrauding cutomers, both Illinois senators want "no one above the law" constitutional amendment, another incident at city jail, Perseid meteor shower

Deadline for St. Louis police to produce evidence in Bar PM case, St. Louis City should lose a seat on East-West Gateway council say some, Sen. Hawley's support of ending no-fault divorce called dangerous, nasty politics keeps women from running for office, Windows on Washington closing

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. We start with the heat and check in with our AccuWeather forecaster. St. Louis police have three weeks to produce documents in relation to the Bar:PM criminal case. The City Justice Center's staffing issues are making it harder to find a healthcare provider for the facility. Missouri will soon ban the sale of foods with psychoactive cannabis ingredients. Arnold police announced in a post their K9 Vader died after being left in a patrol vehicle. Plus, Michael talks with former Riverfront Times executive editor Sarah Fenske about the latest developments at the alt-weekly under new ownership.

Video of 2022 CVPA shooting shows gunman in school 15 minutes before police arrive, city justice center audit show inmate to officer ratio doubled, West Nile virus confirmed in St. Louis County man, Mizzou head explains dropping DEI office, 3rd congressional GOP primary race

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. Footage released by St. Louis Police shows the CVPA shooting. St. Louis County has its first case of a human with the West Nile Virus. Our health editor has prevention tips. First on KMOX, the Missouri State Auditor has released his findings from his investigation into the St. Louis City Justice Center. A new pilot project in University City aims to reduce flooding along the River Des Peres. St. Peters-based CarShield agrees to pay $10 million in refunds.

Christopher Dunn is now a free man after Atty Gen Andrew Bailey's appeal to keep him jailed fails, GoFundMe for Dunn set up, future of historic Wainwright building, Sen. Hawley in shouting match with Secret Service, Urban League unveils new facility

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. Christopher Dunn could be released from prison tonight. The trade deadline is here. So is a new Cardinal. The acting head of the Secret Service got into a shouting match with Missouri U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley during a Judiciary Committee hearing about the Trump assassination attempt. It's exactly one week until the gubernatorial primary. Cori Bush's former campaign manager is endorsing Wesley Bell. Plus, what's happening now that the state of Missouri's decided to get out of the historic Wainwright building in downtown St. Louis?

Video of the Oct 2022 shooting at CVPA to be released, Olivette deaths ruled murder-suicide of teens, update on SLPS transportation, SLU Hospital nurses approve new contract, federal court strikes down Missouri lobbyist ban, Mercy to build hospital in Wentzville, new lawsuit against city jail and commissioner

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. The Cardinals make some changes. This October 24th marks two years since the mass shooting at Central Visual and Performing Arts High School. Police say their investigation is complete. Superintendent Keisha Scarlet remains on leave. Missouri sees some of the highest total marijuana sales in the country so far this year. Advocates for phone-free schools have now created a plan districts can copy to get cell phones out of their classrooms. Plus, a conversation from the archives: retired KMOX anchor Carol Daniel talks with the late radio icon Tammie Holland.

Olive was shut down for hours as police investigated two shooting deaths, one person killed and 3 wounded in shooting at Grand/Gravois, CVPA/Collegiate school shooting investigation complete, lawyer weighs in on Christopher Dunn's plight, Porano restaurant reopens in new location

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. The head of St. Louis Public Schools is out. St. Louis police announce its investigation is now closed into the 2022 deadly shooting at Central Visual and Performing Arts High School. An autopsy has been released of Sonya Massey, the Springfield, Illinois woman who had called police to report a suspected intruder. Olympic legend Jackie Joyner-Kersee is headed to Paris for the Olympic Games. Plus, Michael talks with Greater St. Louis Inc. CEO Jason Hall about the region ranking in the top ten for job growth for the first time since 1990.

SNAP details allegations in priest abuse lawsuit against Archdiocese, shooting overnight in North County, former Alton police officer indicted for theft, GOP gubernatorial candidates debate, COVID spike, Wentzville strike over, baby formula lawsuit

Missouri Supreme Court ruling keeps Christopher Dunn locked up, wife says he was 50 feet from door to freedom, new lawsuit filed against Archdiocese for clergy sex abuse, DEA says more pharmacy break-ins, four injured in fight at city jail, Fields Foods owner settling lawsuits

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. Another uprising at the St. Louis City Justice Center. A judge has ordered a state prison to immediately release Christopher Dunn. Illinois Gov J.B. Pritzker answers whether he's being vetted for Kamala Harris' running-mate. Another death at a popular JeffCo swimming hole. Plus, Michael talks with developer Michael Hamburg of Pier Property Group about the impact of the new Target store in Midtown.

St. Louis County Council approves senior tax freeze funding, city could take over Railway Exchange to get it redeveloped, Midtown Target not the last development there, interim CEO named for Explore St. Louis, De Soto to get Amtrak station, Central West End condo owners sue over building problems

Christopher Dunn's 1990 murder conviction vacated but Attorney General wants to keep him in prison, triple shooting in Ferguson, GM Wentzville plant stalled, Bell-Bush-Carnahan weigh in on Kamala Harris, Wash U migraine study, Lake Saint Louis downtown plan

Reaction to Pres. Biden bowing out of race from Congresswomen Cori Bush and Ann Wagner, Fraternal Order of Police want AG candidate Will Scharf to pull his ad, downtown residents on new plan for homeless, Amtrak River Runner may not run today, new eatery open in CityGarden

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team.