The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency wants your help to net illegal fishing operations. The agency is offering 1 million dollars in prize money to finalists who can come up with a way to track illegal fishing operations... and predict where they will drop their nets next. KMOX's Megan Lynch speaks with Dr. Mike Brady, scientist with NGA Research and Development.

Nikki Budzinski, U.S. representative for Illinois's 13th congressional district, continues her conversation with Michael Calhoun on the LEAP Act, water and sewer issues in Cahokia Heights, and the extension of the Farm Bill.

25 years ago today, Pope John Paul II made a 31 hour pastoral visit to St. Louis.   KMOX Religion Editor Fred Bodimer remembers the historic journey well -- he coordinated our coverage of the once in a lifetime event for many Catholics in the St. Louis area.

Nikki Budzinski, U.S. representative for Illinois's 13th congressional district, joins Michael Calhoun to discuss immigration legislation, Boeing safety, and Nippon Steel’s purchase of US Steel.

You've no doubt heard the story of the Starbucks baristas and customers who fought back against a pair of armed robbers inside the coffee shop at the flying saucer building on South Grand. This was Sunday, December 17th. They were hailed as heroes.

But, now, KMOX is learning that the Starbucks company has fired those baristas, Devin Jones-Ransom and Michael Harris. Attorney Ryan Krupp represents Harris and joins Michael Calhoun on KMOX.

Members of the LGBTQ-plus community say recent legislation in Missouri is targeting them. Last week, 9 bills were introduced by Republican lawmakers and they say the measures are to protect parents rights' and protect children. PROMO Missouri says these bills target queer, trans and intersex Missourians specifically, so they call them: "anti-LGBTQ+ bills". Our Olivia Moses sat down with PROMO's Director of Communications Robert Fischer to ask why they're being called that, and how these bills are projected to impact the community.

A pair of viral videos shows a fire truck spinning out of control on an icy road in Arnold. The truck rotated 360 degrees, spinning through a yard, into a parked car, and came to a rest as it lightly bumped a house. KMOX's Sean Malone spoke with Rock Community Fire Protection District Chief Kevin Wingbermuehle to get their side of the incident.

Even after a meeting today with the EPA, Hazelwood residents are upset they aren't getting the answers they like on radioactive testing.

Wesley Bell, St. Louis County Prosecutor, joins Michael Calhoun to discuss new DNA evidence that may prove the innocence of Marcellus Williams, a man who spent 24 years on death row after being convicted of first-degree murder in 1998.

Meteorologist Dave Murray says once the snow ends, it will leave us with bitterly clod temperatures.