Car-jacking/high speed chase nabs two juveniles and guns, home insurance rates go way up, Rams money to go to tornado relief soon, cops looking for man who threw fireworks at crowd, weekend ramp closures, IL has plenty of sports officials, keeping salespeople off your porch

Concerns that merging tornado damaged public schools will cause fights, big plans for Millennium Hotel site opposed to SLPS because of tax breaks for developer, more charges filed in Alton shooting death of bystander, shot fired in Galleria parking lot, St. Louis firefighter laid to rest, governor in city for bill signings

Missouri rescue team in San Antonio to help with flooding aftermath, first hearing in AG’s effort to oust city sheriff, 15-year old shot and killed, man pleads guilty to killing two after Drake concert, Sen. Hawley says Medicaid cuts are his next fight, plans to renovate abandoned Millennium Hotel advance, Cardinals renew with KMOX, Wood River to Hollywood River?

O’Fallon IL extends grocery tax, IL Lt. Governor candidate supports state repeal of grocery tax, Kansas Legislature extends tax deal for Chiefs/Royals, 8-year old accidentally shot by 12-year old in South City, man shot in Farmington after going to wrong door, SLPS post-tornado school combos could cause problems, hospital laundry merger

St. Louis Police as promised crack down over 4th of July arresting 58 juveniles, STL fire chief says fire calls up 61%, city welcomes 50K Seventh Day Adventists, south city eye sore to get new life, update on south county bridges, Hancock & Kelley discuss Musk’s third party

Help for those poisoned by government radiation included in Trump mega-budget, 100K+ Missourians to lose health benefits, SNAP; abortion care resumes in Missouri; man who ran over mother/daughter pleads guilty; fireworks warnings; several Missouri beaches with high e-coli levels

Teens who shoot off fireworks downtown will get parents in trouble with police, 4th of July celebration downtown today and tomorrow, Centene stock takes plunge due to Trump budget, huge deal for Bunge, Pevely fire displaces families, how religious people voted

Hundreds of complaints about Walgreens to KMOX can’t trigger state investigation unless people call AG’s office, Chief Tracy may be city’s last “outsider,” 35-year old Madison Co. Jane Doe identified, the McCloskeys still want their guns back, Southwest changes, Mayor Spencer’s old seat to be filled by her chosen candidate

Governor Kehoe cuts from budget millions for local projects, city election today to fill Mayor Spencer’s old seat, SLPS loses lawsuit over COVID mandate, county animal shelter passes state inspection after three fails, International Institute names permanent CEO, Meijers makes progress in metro east, July stars to look to look for in sky

Post-PrideFest in The Grove marred by armed women shooting at each other, house explosion in Metro East injures several, budget deadline today for Missouri governor, federal money for more truck parking, KMOX GOP analyst talks future of birthright citizenship, Ameren could help fund energy efficiency in your home