The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team.

Relief for locals exposed to Manhattan project waste remains held up by one man in Congress. City residents -- the Water Division is updating its inventory of water service lines. St. Louis Public Schools students are being picked up by buses that wouldn't pass Missouri Highway Patrol inspection. A meteorology professor at Saint Louis University has had a view of hurricanes that few other have. The northern lights could be visible in St. Louis tonight. Laclede's Landing has a new place to play.

Plus, Michael talks with O'Fallon, IL fire chief Brad White about local first responders headed to Florida to assist with hurricane response.

No one returns phone calls at SLPS as another director quits, city losing almost as many workers as it hires, family of inmate who died in city jail gets lawyer, metro east firefighters head to Florida along with Missouri National Guard members, Sugarfire will take over Urban Chestnut's kitchen in the Grove

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team.

Longhorn lawsuits begin over food poisoning, more scrutiny over SLDC grants to north city businesses, organizations weigh in on Rams money, new bill to track county ARPA funds, snowplows hit the streets tomorrow, Enterprise Center turns 30

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team.

An aldermanic committee is hearing how organizations already investing in St. Louis would like to see the Rams settlement money spent. Families in need of housing and other services will now have a team... helping them rise up out of poverty. Planned Parenthood plans to close three Missouri clinics. Another member of the 55 Boyz gang faces sentencing. St. Louis Public Schools loses another department head. Get your ka-kaws ready.

City Rams money may go into endowments to unlock more state/federal money, alleged whisteblower complaint that SLDC giving grants to fake businesses, FBI investigating last month's rash of school threats, pedestrian deaths up, motorcyclist deaths down, Irish airline snubs St. Louis, consumer group wants transparency on exorbitant hidden ticket fees

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team.

An apparent cyber breach prompts Missouri American Water to temporarily halt customers' bills. An update on the application process for St. Louis County's senior citizen property tax freeze. Town and Country police are issuing a new statement after white supremacist demonstrators flew flags bearing swastikas on Saturday while gathered on the Mason Rd overpass over 64/40. The city police chief was involved in a street level arrest.

Funeral for Officer David Lee, meeting canceled again for Webster behavioral hospital/school, another Rams money proposal, getting rid of antiquated barber shop rules, Chaifetz Group invests in more pickleball, St. Louis 4th best nationally in job creation

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team.

Fallen St. Louis police officer David Lee is being remembered with a balloon release at the north patrol station this evening. After years of no progress working with the owners, the city of St. Louis has officially taken legal action to obtain the Railway Exchange. An update from Missouri Task Force 1 which is deployed on hurricane response in North Carolina. The Cardinals make a change in the coaching staff.

Bill to make wearing mask while committing a crime pulled, 55 Boyz suspect still on loose, new committee in MO on nuclear contamination, 32nd Shaw Art Fair, Lambert seeks architects for airport re-do