CEO of Save A Lot Leon Bergmann joins Michael Calhoun to discuss the company’s decision to franchise to locally owned stores rather than owning stores directly.

Events designed to give St. Louis teenagers something to do and keep them out of trouble downtown drew criticism from residents this week. Those residents say groups of young people "roamed downtown" until 3 in the morning. KMOX's Megan Lynch called Jessica Meyers, Director of the St. Louis Area Violence Prevention Commission, to get her response.

Chris Shepherd, Senior Editor at Beer Marketer’s Insights, joins Michael Calhoun to discuss Anheuser-Busch's selling of brands like Shock Top, Blue Point, amongst others to cannabis company Tilray.

Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge, Director of St. Louis Lambert International, joins Michael Calhoun to discuss the markets returning to Southwest Airlines at Lambert.

Missouri Senator Andrew Koenig joins Michael Calhoun to discuss the sales tax holiday this weekend.

The St. Charles County Council has the controversial Tall Tree development on tonight's agenda. But, instead of voting on whether to approve it or not, Councilman Mike Elam says the developer, KM Investment Group 4, is going to ask them to put it on hold. The move follows strong opposition by neighbors in the rural area of St. Charles County. The attorney for the developer had previously threatened to ask O'Fallon, Missouri to annex the land if the County rejected the plan, believing O'Fallon is anxious to grow its population.

BJ Jordan, Chief Marketing Officer at High Fidelity Brands, joins Michael Calhoun to discuss the new THC-infused dipping sauced created out of the partnership between Hi-Pointe Drive-In and Good Taste Edibles.

Patrick McKeehan, Economic Development Director for the City of O'Fallon, MO, joins Michael Calhoun to discuss the microchips produced by MEMC, a GlobalWafers company.

Grafton, Illinois is planning a Veterans Memorial that's unlike any you've seen before. Mayor Mike Morrow tells KMOX's Sean Michael Lisle about their plans.

As part of tonight's edition of Total Information PM we look back at a fire that caused extensive damage to military records of servicemen. Plus, three things to know.