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KMOX Birthday wishes for Tuesday, November 3, 2026

KMOX's Sean Malone spoke with Forest Park Forever's Dominik Jansky about the ongoing progress at Steinberg skating rink. He says they're about read to make ice on the rink with an opening by the end of November with other updates set to open in the spring. The Steinberg rink is now part of the larger complex, now known as 'The Glade'. Photo by Bill Greenblatt/UPI

Michelle Wilson is a registered dietician with Branz Nurtrition. She joins Megan Lynch to chat about how she helps with people dealing with diabetes.

Star Trek fans are celebrating 60 years since the debut of Star Trek and mourning the passing of Patrick Stewart and Walter Koenig. A new docudrama on Cassius Clay, 'The Greatest' drops this week on Prime and 'Stick' returns for a second season on AppleTV. TV Guide's Matt Roush has all of the details with Debbie Monterrey.

The Sunday night shooting left one person dead and three others injured. Find out more from KMOX's Jade Aubrey.

NewsGuard Politics Editor Sam Howard joins Megan Lynch. He says 54% of Americans believe at least one false claim about election integrity.

KMOX's Megan Lynch learned more from John Schulte, Fisheries Biologist, with the Missouri Department of Conservation. He says the lake will be closed to boating until March as they work to eliminate Asian Carp. He says they have become a really big problem in the American river systems, in some cases growing to over 100 pounds.

Eli Kaul, a Visiting Assistant Professor in Political Science at Southern Illinois University in Edwardsville, tells Megan Lynch that Wall Street investors aren't waiting for the results of the election on Tuesday, they've already factored those possibilities in. 'Mid-term elections generally have been very good for the market,' says Kaul. Politically, Kaul says the market, 'has preformed well,' w...

St Louis County Republican Director of Elections Rick Stream spoke with KMOX's Maria Keena. He explains how his office has prepared for Tuesday's elections.

CNET Reporter Katelyn Chedraoui chatted with Megan Lynch. Voters are getting bombarded with information about the elections and candidates on the ballot. She says AI might not be the best tool to help you sort it out.

KMOX Birthday wishes for Monday, November 2, 2026

Jade Aubrey talks with Tower Grove park Executive Director Bill Reininger about the new grant to restore a 150+ year old bandstand in the park. He points out the higher costs of 'historic preservation' of the structure. This is a matching grant, so an additional $750,000 must be raised with construction to begin after Labor Day in 2027. (Picture by Debbie Monterrey)

'Most airline bankruptcies happen before February,' says KMOX Travel Advisor Peter Greenberg. He says that is what Jet Blue is facing amid high fuel costs. But he says it will be a restructuring of debt, not a closure of the airline, but routes and frequency of flights may change.

Megan Lynch recaps the week of KMOX headlines for the Week of October 26, 2026. They include election coverage and the possibility of a SLU basketball star returning.

St Louis CITY SC Academy Director Dale Schilly joins Megan Lynch. Has CITY SC's run to the playoffs for the first time in several seasons lead to a growth in the region's youth soccer? 'I would say, yes, particularly on the back of the popularity of the World Cup,' says Schilly, 'we will see an uptick.' He says he does see a 'hole' in players who reach their young teen age years as players move on...

KMOX Birthday wishes for Friday, Oct 30, 2026

'It's intended for the season,' says KFTK's Ryan Wiggins of his new book, 'The Swine Things', a new gothic horror novel out on Halloween. Wiggins joined Debbie Monterrey with a look at how he adapted a work from early 20th century author, William Hope Hodgson. Wiggins says the book follows, 'a theme of dread,' and is, 'a dark thriller.'

Megan Lynch visits with WashU pediatrician Dr Dean Odegard ahead of Halloween for tips on how to keep your Trick-or-Treater safe. He points out the higher number of auto accidents involving kids on the holiday and the possibility of allergic reactions to candy in the pillowcase,

Katie Lee is a St Louis success story, rebounding from drug and alcohol addiction, to starting her own restaurant with he father. She recounts those stories in her new book, 'UNEMPLOYABLE: THE KATIE LEE STORY'. She says restaurants draw people to work at them because, 'it's high drama,high action.'

Megan Lynch visits with Koang Simon Thot, a Saint Louis University student studying remotely in a refugee camp in Kenya. Kong is from South Sudan, a nation that's faced a cycles of war and is experiencing a humanitarian crisis. He's been in a refugee camp since 2014. He wrote and directed a 15-minute fictional film short, "Destiny Can Be Chosen, Fate Cannot,” using borrowed equipment. The film fol...

Claire Rae, a local organizer for the Party for Socialism and Liberation St Louis tells Megan Lynch, 'the city gave up 1-point-5 billion dollars in tax incentives,' for this data center. Ferguson Advocates for Civic Transparency is organizing a meeting this evening at the Ferguson Municipal Library, calling for more transparency in the deal to bring a large data center to the city. Ferguson Counci...

KMOX Birthday wishes for Thursday, October 29, 2026

TV Guide's Matt Roush reviews Liev Schreiber's 'Nocturne' and the return of 'Dexter'. Plus, 'The Gilded Age' returns to HBO.

Audacy St Louis Chief Engineer Kyle Hammer joins Debbie Monterrey to talk about what some are calling, 'Ram-a-geddon'. Manufacturers are prioritizing the production of memory for data-centers over consumer products.

Becky Denn, Lab Technician, The Donald Danforth Plant Science Center and Lindsay Watson, Employment Services Director for St. Louis, Easterseals Midwest join Megan Lynch to talk about National Disability Employment Awareness Month.