In the news: Missouri Central Bus cancels contract with school district, city may take control of long-closed Millennium Hotel, red light camera legislation moves along in city, reckless driving bill, lawn mowing injuries, first stand-alone Genesis dealer in Missouri opens

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

In the news: mother of Kaylee Gain gives update on beaten girl's recovery, Kansas City man charged with selling guns/drugs to undercover agent, blight declaration requested for former Bayer/Monsanto site, Madison Co. chairman candidate talks revitalization, former Mike Shannon's site downtown purchased by neighbor

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

Missouri's Attorney General is accusing the Hazelwood School District's diversity programs of contributing to the brutal beating of a 15-year old girl. Two weeks after his disappearance, the body of a University of Missouri student has been found. Despite a last-minute attempt to postpone the vote, the Francis Howell school board approved their curriculum, including the Black Studies course. An aldermanic committee moves one step closer to bringing red light cameras back. More on the visit of Rwanda's economic development minister to St. Louis.

Plus, Michael talks with Madison County Treasurer Chris Slusser, winner of the Republican primary for Board Chair and currently unopposed in November.

The St. Louis All Local podcast brings you the top stories from the KMOX Newsroom twice every weekday.  

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

KMOX News has learned St. Louis County is suing major drug manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers in an alleged insulin price fixing scheme. Congressman Ann Wagner says she's disappointed the spending deal to avert a government shut-down doesn't include the reauthorization of a radiation compensation program. A woman is charged for making a terrorist threat and harassment after allegedly making threats to an elementary school.

Plus, Michael talks with World Trade Center Executive Director Tim Nowak about a trade visit from Rwanda in St. Louis over the next few days.

In the news: STL county prosecuting attorney talks teen violence, 2-year old shoots self with sheriff deputy's gun, update on Incarnate Word coach, MO state rep border security bill, refugees get education at Wash U, Alpha Gal from ticks, hospital giants partner on laundry

In the news: Still no senior property tax freeze in St. Louis County, body found in Nashville river not Mizzou student, police weigh in on teen violence, "anchor room" helps reduce school disruptions, a branch of the Negro League Museum in north city, new Ben Poremba restaurant to open on Delmar

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

United Steel Workers are not trusting the company trying to purchase U.S. Steel. The family of the missing University of Missouri student speaks out as the search for their son continues into it's eleventh day. St. Louis County police say a Sergeant is charged with stealing after scheduling himself to work Thanksgiving Day and New Years Day but not actually showing up. What can be done to curb teen violence?

Plus, Michael talks with FOX 2 Capitol correspondent Emily Manley about competing tax plans released by the candidates for Missouri Governor.

In the news: update on US Steel sale, fans boycott City SC over MLS decision, updates on girl beaten in Hazelwood and missing Mizzou student, man arrested for shooting death of Wash U student, research on long COVID treatment, cigarette maker sells $2B of AB stock