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

Supreme Court justices heard arguments in a case brought by Missouri which argues the government wrongly encouraged social media companies to censor. St. Louis Police say they have arrested a 46-year old St. Louis man in connection with the shooting death of a rising dance star and international student at Washington University. We get an update on the condition of the girl injured in a fight near Hazelwood East two weeks ago. After ten days, missing Mizzou student Riley Strain still has not been located by Nashville police. Missouri Senate Majority Leader Caleb Rowden says he's changed his mind about running for Secretary of State. Data from the Army Corps of Engineers says St. Louis is number one for inland ports.

Ranken Jordan Pediatric Bridge Hospital in Maryland Heights has new staff in place to meet a very unique need for its patients. The children's hospital has hired people to do nothing but play. KMOX's Megan Lynch takes us there.

In the news: local leaders weigh in on youth violence, update on Mizzou student who disappeared in Nashville, man in custody for Ballwin murder, U-City report on July 2022 flooding looks at MSD, chop down invasive pear trees, Grant's Farm open today, AG's office goes after robo-calls

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

The National Weather Service is investigating the reports of tornadoes around the region yesterday morning and afternoon. The Cardinals manager gets a new contract. One week ago tonight, Mizzou student Riley Strain left a bar in Nashville and disappeared. St. Louis knows how to go all-out for a holiday.

In the news: Rail workers picket for paid sick leave, Bridgeton pediatrician nabbed in drug for sex scheme, St. Louis mayor weighs in on city's population loss, could measles outbreak come here, bridge will be nexus of Brickline Greenway, underpants record set at City Museum 

In the news: St. Louis continues to shrink as Orlando and Charlotte surpass us, search continues for Mizzou student who disappeared in Nashville, more Missouri veterans eligible for health coverage, supporting TikTok ban

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

Local reaction to the overwhelming U.S. House vote to require TikTok's owner to either sell the app to a U.S. firm or face a ban. Beginning in May, Airbnb will ban indoor security cameras in rentals listed on the platform. The search for a missing Mizzou student continues into a fifth day. Parkway says no discussion at a regular meeting tonight about a controversial Early Childhood Center.

Plus, Michael talks with CBS News tech contributor Ian Sherr about TikTok.

In the news: 14-year old stabbed outside Jennings middle school identified, County Council chair addresses North County violence, 2023 most dangerous for walkers/cyclists, JeffCo I-55 work, opinion of Congress sinks lower according to poll, healthy sleep

In the news: will viral video play into whether 15-year old in brutal beating is tried as an adult, Major Case Squad investigates double homicide on bus, Fontbonne president speaks out on closing, 4 years ago this week COVID-19 declared pandemic, St. Louis county slot machines

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

The level of violence is traumatic to see, but not surprising. After 100-plus years, Fontbonne University will close its doors. Mizzou is offering counseling after a student went missing in Nashville over the weekend. Artificial intelligence will soon be assisting St. Charles County dispatchers. Four years ago today, COVID-19 was named a pandemic by the World Health Organization. Eminent domain is off the table for current residents and businesses near the new NGA campus.

In the news: a fight near Hazelwood East leaves girl in critical condition/15-year old girl in custody, child hit by car in Bevo dies, why so many cop crashes in city, Rockford Beach Park may get name change, Stray Rescue freezing rescues, Operation Food Search expansion