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A baseball game that will go down in history. Game 6 of the 2011 World Series. The Cards are trailing the Rangers; St. Louis fans, feeling it was all over for the home team, were streaming out of Busch Stadium. And then a miracle happened. KMOX's Michael Calhoun was there to capture the moment.

The sixth book in the popular romantic fantasy series "A Court of Thorns and Roses" dropped at midnight. Learn more from Kris Kleindienst, owner of Left Bank Books in the Central West End, who speaks with KMOX's Jade Aubrey.

A St. Louis nonprofit focused on helping women advance their careers is set to get a new sculpture on their property. They say the artwork reflects their values and mission, while Missouri's Attorney General calls it 'demonic.' Here's Jade Aubrey with the story.

Michelle Wilson, Registered Dietician with Branz Nutrition, joins Megan Lynch. It's time to incorporate pumpkin into your diet.

Megan Lynch visits with ABC's National Correspondent, Jim Ryan. 'Dynamic pricing,' is the fear of new technology which could be utilized to change prices for certain customers. Could retailers be using the shopping habits or even facial recognition of individual customers to set prices?

Kris Kleindienst, owner of Left Bank Books in the Central West End, visits with KMOX's Jade Aubrey. The sixth book of the popular romantic fantasy series 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' dropped at midnight last night. How did the local bookseller deal with the demand for, 'A Court of Splintered Harmony'?

Eden Village's Chief Visionary Officer Nate Schlueter joins Megan Lynch with a look at a non-profit in Springfield, Missouri that is building housing for the homeless with a 3D printer. 'Once they get a home, they become a neighbor,' says Schlueter, 'we think the root cause of homelessness is the loss of family.'

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'The One About Matthew Perry' is set to debut on Netflix, a 3-part docuseries on the late 'Friends' actor. TV Guide's Matt Roush calls the series, 'very touching.' Roush also comments on a series of 'reboots' coming back to network tv & streaming.

KMOX Media Expert Julie Smith joins Megan Lynch to discuss a new study that shows one in five middle schoolers are using AI chatbots for companionship and it is making them lonelier.

This is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and we've learned about a procedure that's being used instead of traditional surgery if doctors find a lump. Megan Lynch learns more about a new alternative to surgery from Leslie Hernandez and her doctor Heather Garrett from WashU Barns Jewish Hospital.

Audacy's Alex Silverman talks with Kelly Turner, who teaches about the effects of heat at UCLA... what she thinks of the idea of rebranding heat waves.

Tamico Jones is the mother of a disabled son. She tells Megan Lynch about the challenges of keeping him safe and protecting his dignity. Jones has formed a grassroots group advocating for adult changing tables in public restrooms.

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Judge Christopher McGraugh, Presiding judge of the 22nd Circuit joins Debbie Monterrey to talk about what to do when see all the judges on the ballot.

​GalaxyCon returns to America's Center this weekend. Find out more from Andrew St. John, the original red Power Ranger.

The Food Outlet holds a 'freezer frenzy" event every Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon.

KMOX Travel Editor Peter Greenberg joins Megan Lynch. How many people have been 'bumped' by airlines due to overbooked flights? And why are there so many different fare levels in the airline industry now?

Megan Lynch takes you back through the headlines that made news this week on KMOX. A rushed raise for Chief Tracy; a highway shooting; Medicaid cuts; St Louis county data-center regulations.

Ness Sandoval, a demographer at Saint Louis University, joins Megan Lynch with reaction to a new CDC report on a lower birth rate nationally. 'There are only 2 ways which you can grow,' says Sandoval, more births than deaths and more people moving into a region. St Louis is, 'one of the epicenters,' of the decline in birth rates Sandoval tells Lynch. He says the decline began nearly 20 years ago,...

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Jade Aubrey visits with Food Service Center INC's Laura DeCarlo about a 'freezer frenzy' event that was a huge success in Soulard last week. 'We carry misfit foods,' says DeCarlo, of the store, which hosts the event every Saturday, 9am-noon, 'last Saturday was our biggest crowd ever.'

John Rumpler, author of the report, says over 44 types of PFAS were identified at the sites. We get more from Rumpler, speaking with our Jade Aubrey.

Maria Keena visits with a cancer patient, Moriah Schmahl, and WashU oncologist Dr Joanna Yang. Missouri's new work requirements for Medicaid start in January.

A new look at digital violence here in St Louis at the new Center on Violence and Health at WashU’s Bursky School of Public Health. Lindsay Stark is a Professor of Public Health and Co-Director of the center. She focuses on gender-based violence. Colleague and Co-Director Julia Fleckman focuses on firearm and family violence. Ilana Seff, Research Associate Professor who looks at social norms aroun...