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A person of interest in custody in Ft. Leonard Wood homicide, groundbreaking for new 911 dispatch center in St. Louis City, Webster Groves officials beefing up city gun laws, librarian targeted by book banners to speak in St. Louis, County Executive on Rams' efforts to buy practice facility, St. Charles officials say voting machines are safe

Man on the run wanted for killing girlfriend arrested, Ladue schools are 'No Place For Hate,' Kim Gardner admits to misusing public funds, corruption trial of Mike Madigan continues in Illinois, the Dome gets new turf/lighting, second largest area hotel in danger of imminent default, Dierbergs back in U-City development

US Senate candidates Josh Hawley and Lucas Kunce have one televised debate upcoming, Missouri secretary of state confident about integrity of election, St. Louis County offering curbside voting for disabled, more on sports betting amendment, graduate students at SLU may vote to unionize, former Lux Living manager sues over being sued, improvements at Anheuser-Busch

In-person no-excuse absentee (early) voting begins today in Missouri, local election officials dispute conspiracy theory on hacking voting machines, Prop-A would raise minimum wage, St. Louis County budget deficit grows, construction career expo in Belleville, Bally name change irks MLB

In election news, what's Amendment 7 on the Missouri ballot, how to you vote absentee starting tomorrow and will there be an October surprise? Police warn of thieves looking for cars warming in driveways, why you may not see brilliant fall colors here, Rams want Rams Park in Earth City for $1, Palladium event space to close

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. A terrifying experience for a disabled Soulard resident after he and his dog are hit by a car that left the scene. Mayor Tishaura Jones says it came as news to her when it was in the news that PR agency Fleishman Hillard would relocate from downtown St. Louis to Clayton. Aldermen will take another swing at addressing an issue plaguing...

Why senate candidate Lucas Kunce won't endorse VP Harris, notes on absentee voting, cannabis proceeds helping public defenders, multi-million dollar disability fraud case in JeffCo, Fairview Heights Longhorn reopens after food poisoning, St. Louis Co. executive wants to work with Boeing amid layoffs, Brentwood Bound project has new developer

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. AT&T is moving more employees to downtown St. Louis. St. Elizabeth's Hospital in O'Fallon, Illinois says it's seeing so much demand for services, it needs to expand its campus. Ameren wants to increase the electric rate. One of the highest profile Democrats running in a statewide race refuses to endorse Kamala Harris for President. Go...

St. Louis county councilman Dennis Hancock's status hearing on nepotism charge, man who injured Ferguson officer in court today, Missouri senate candidate stump in St. Louis, voter fatigue is real, Missouri Task Force One heading home from North Carolina, city must spend $150M in ARPA funds before end of year, Earth City layoffs as company consolidates

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. Good news for drivers crossing the river. As the abandoned cold storage warehouse continues to burn, St. Louis Police say they have not yet been called in to investigate. We're two weeks into the application process for senior tax freezes in St. Louis County. Is the billion dollar light-rail 'green line' a go? What landscaping work to...

Massive warehouse fire shuts down bridge for second day, fired SLPS superintendent says she'll sue, Manhattan Project hearing in St. Peters, Amendment 3 backers raised millions, man accused of beating off-duty officer in court, whooping cough on rise, bank wants to take over Armory

Warehouse fire causes shut down of Stan Musial Bridge, outside demolition of Chesterfield Mall starts today, carjacking suspects slips police custody twice, crime maps back on St. Louis police website, Missouri Plan means no campaigning by judges, Missouri Medicare patients can shops plans starting today

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. St. Louis police bring crime mapping back. Will it help change how people view the city? St. Louis Police are not saying how a handcuffed suspect was able to steal that police car and drive off. A young paramedic was found dead this morning in St. Charles County. 18 tenants of the Ridge Crest Apartments in Shrewsbury, which went up in...

Education Plus says rising number of school threats impact learning, UMSL study says drug overdose deaths down, challenger wants debate in attorney general race, Downtown Restaurant Week kicks off today, Florida says Missouri National Guard not needed in cleanup, Slyman Brothers Appliances expands with Walgreens and 7-11 downsize

Mayor Jones expanding affordable housing goal in city, thousands with lead pipes will get letter from city public utilities department, Sen. Hawley urging house speaker to put RECA up for vote, authorizing Ozarks casino on November ballot, Korean war vet from Missouri coming home, two non-profits win Bank of America Neighborhood Builders Award

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. Relief for locals exposed to Manhattan project waste remains held up by one man in Congress. City residents -- the Water Division is updating its inventory of water service lines. St. Louis Public Schools students are being picked up by buses that wouldn't pass Missouri Highway Patrol inspection. A meteorology professor at Saint Louis...

No one returns phone calls at SLPS as another director quits, city losing almost as many workers as it hires, family of inmate who died in city jail gets lawyer, metro east firefighters head to Florida along with Missouri National Guard members, Sugarfire will take over Urban Chestnut's kitchen in the Grove

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

Longhorn lawsuits begin over food poisoning, more scrutiny over SLDC grants to north city businesses, organizations weigh in on Rams money, new bill to track county ARPA funds, snowplows hit the streets tomorrow, Enterprise Center turns 30

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. An aldermanic committee is hearing how organizations already investing in St. Louis would like to see the Rams settlement money spent. Families in need of housing and other services will now have a team... helping them rise up out of poverty. Planned Parenthood plans to close three Missouri clinics. Another member of the 55 Boyz gang...

City Rams money may go into endowments to unlock more state/federal money, alleged whisteblower complaint that SLDC giving grants to fake businesses, FBI investigating last month's rash of school threats, pedestrian deaths up, motorcyclist deaths down, Irish airline snubs St. Louis, consumer group wants transparency on exorbitant hidden ticket fees

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. An apparent cyber breach prompts Missouri American Water to temporarily halt customers' bills. An update on the application process for St. Louis County's senior citizen property tax freeze. Town and Country police are issuing a new statement after white supremacist demonstrators flew flags bearing swastikas on Saturday while gathered...

Funeral for Officer David Lee, meeting canceled again for Webster behavioral hospital/school, another Rams money proposal, getting rid of antiquated barber shop rules, Chaifetz Group invests in more pickleball, St. Louis 4th best nationally in job creation

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team. Fallen St. Louis police officer David Lee is being remembered with a balloon release at the north patrol station this evening. After years of no progress working with the owners, the city of St. Louis has officially taken legal action to obtain the Railway Exchange. An update from Missouri Task Force 1 which is deployed on hurricane r...

Bill to make wearing mask while committing a crime pulled, 55 Boyz suspect still on loose, new committee in MO on nuclear contamination, 32nd Shaw Art Fair, Lambert seeks architects for airport re-do