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Nov 10, 2026

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Could Supreme Court ruling impact clean drinking water in the US? 05.10.2026

Jim Murphy, Associate VP of Legal Advocacy with the National Wildlife Federation, he shares concerns that the 2026 waters of the United States proposal could have far-reaching impacts on drinking water. The government is accepting comments via Regulations.gov through the end of the week.

Advocacy group shares concerns as MetroLink tests single-car trains 05.10.2026

KMOX's Jade Aubrey visits with Robyn Wallen, a representative for RAISE Transit. MetroLink has started a new pilot program for the next 2 weeks, utilizing just one car. The same pilot program was run in 2023, but no report was ever written. Wallen says there are concerns from her group.

TedXStLouis speaker says 'Life is the greatest sport you'll ever play' 05.10.2026

Debbie Monterrey visits with Genera Moore, a speaker at TedXStLouis. Moore talks about the economic driver in St Louis, arts and culture.

Author loves the challenge of writing for teenage audiences 05.10.2026

Soman Chainani is a NY Times Bestselling author whose books became a #1 Netflix film. He shares with Debbie Monterrey about moving from NYC to St. Louis when he fell in love with a goat farmer.

Child welfare task force established in Missouri 05.10.2026

KMOX's Maria Keena visits with Jeff Cook, Chief Financial Officer with Lutheran Family & Children's Services. A recent executive order from Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has established a task force to investigate the Missouri foster care system. About 14,000 children are in the Missouri child welfare system.

KMOX Birthdays 10-5-2026 05.10.2026

KMOX Birthday wishes for Monday, October 5, 2026

Travel Editor: New rule 'Let's the airlines get off the hook' on compensation 02.10.2026

KMOX Travel Editor Peter Greenberg, host of Peter Greenberg Worldwide on KMOX, says the US Dept of Transportation has released a new rule that would ease compensation requirements for airlines and delayed flights. Plus, a new cruise travel scam has popped up.

In Case You Missed It: The week of September 28, 2026 02.10.2026

Senator Eric Schmitt's accusations, train whistles and an Alton strike made headlines this week. Megan Lynch looks back.

St Louis County wants to: 'Shine a spotlight on North County' when Zoo extension opens 02.10.2026

Joel Hensley, principal planner, St Louis County Planning Department, joins Megan Lynch. He's 'already thinking,' about the development opportunities that will occur when the new St Louis Zoo WildCare Park opens. 'We want to take that leadership role,' since a large portion of the area is in unincorporated St Louis County, 'but we recognize we need partnerships,' with the community, says Hensley....

KMOX Birthdays - Friday, October 2, 2026 02.10.2026

KMOX Birthday wishes for Friday, October 2, 2026

Preview: Missouri History Museum opens 'St. Louis At Bat: 100 Moments in Baseball History' 02.10.2026

Debbie Monterrey visits with Missouri History Museum Public Historian Adam Kloppe and St Louis Post-Dispatch lead baseball writer Derrick Goold as 'St Louis At Bat' opens this weekend. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

St Louis County Health Director's concerns over animal shelter: 'Way over capacity' 01.10.2026

Dr. Kanika Cunningham, director of the Saint Louis County Department of Public Health, says the animal shelter in the county is 'way over capacity' of dogs and cats. She says adoptions happen during daylight hours, but says, 'we take in animals around the clock.' She says if you can't adopt, fostering an animal for a short period of time can help as well.

Author's new look at former first lady Mary Todd Lincoln: 'Her story was distorted' 01.10.2026

Best-selling author Lois Romano, a former columnist for The Washington Post and Politico,has taken a new look at Lincoln's widow, Mary Todd. 'History totally got her wrong,' says Romano, 'she played a monumental role in electing him, getting him elected.' “An Inconvenient Widow: The Torment, Trial, and Triumph of Mary Todd Lincoln" is available now. Roman's speaking this evening at the Abraham Lin...

SLPS school consolidation update; 'Every single child is going to be impacted' 01.10.2026

Dr Myra Berry is the Superintendent of the St Louis Public Schools. 'Future Ready SLPS' is the name of the plan to consolidate schools in the district. They took a very large look at the district, and 'we worked backwards' starting with the high schools, which Berry called the 'core' of the districts. She acknowledged that all students and families will be impacted by the changes.

KMOX Birthdays - October 1, 2026 01.10.2026

KMOX Birthday wishes for Thursday, October 1, 2026

Entertainment Report: 'East of Eden'; 'War' on HBO 01.10.2026

KMOX's Debbie Monterrey visits with TV Guide's Matt Roush about several new shows debuting this week, including a new Thursday night offering on HBO.

KMOX Legal Analyst: 'county cannot just shift financial burden' of road maintenance 30.09.2026

KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young weighs-in on a proposal from County Exec Sam Page to shift maintenance of arterial roads to local municipalities. He says state law says a, 'county cannot keep a road, and hand somebody else a bill.' Young also says the use of federal funds for 'public service' announcements that come close to political ads is a 'very subjective.' 'Where does public service end, and P...

New report: Pet hunger is growing 30.09.2026

KNX visited with PetSmart Charities President, Aimee Gilbreath about the need for donations to help pets.

Sound of Small Business - The Healthy Shopper 30.09.2026

Megan Lynch takes you inside a multi-generational woman-owned business, The Healthy Shopper in Concord Plaza in Sappington is owned by Heather Judd and her Aunt Jo.

Lindsay Clancy's attorney says there's no evidence she killed her children 30.09.2026

ABC News investigative reporter Peter Charalambous joins Megan Lynch with an update on the high-profile trial of Lindsay Clancy, who is accused of killing her own children.

'We have to maintain a mix of technologies' for power generation says Ameren 30.09.2026

Ameren Missouri has released its long term energy plan to Missouri's Public Service Commission showing a huge increase in natural gas, making it 60-percent of Ameren's power by 2045. KMOX's Maria Keena explores the reasoning and some objections to the plan.

KMOX Birthdays - September 30, 2026 30.09.2026

KMOX Birthday wishes for Wednesday, September 30, 2026

Home Sweet Home helps low-income families furnish their homes 30.09.2026

KMOX's Jade Aubrey visits with Scott McIntosh, Development Director for Home Sweet Home, a nonprofit furniture bank located in Maplewood that allows recently housed residents and families to shop from donated furniture and household items. https://homesweethomestl.org/

Missouri to get one-of-a-kind rare earth magnet recycling facility 29.09.2026

Rare earth metal magnets are used in items including iPhones, electric vehicles, wind turbines, and more.

What are the pitfalls of ordering food through apps? 29.09.2026

Ordering from apps causes a lot of issues with 'finances,' says Branz Nutrition Dietician Michelle Wilson, pointing out the added fees and 'impulse buys.' She joins Megan Lynch for her weekly segment. (Photo Illustration by Emily Dulla/Getty Images for DoorDash)

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