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

Catch the top stories from the KMOX Newsroom with the St. Louis All Local Podcast, produced twice every weekday.  

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

In the news: Police testified Daniel Riley seemed unconcerned about volleyball player's grave condition, city looking at retired cops for traffic enforcement, Sen. Duckworth calls out Boeing for keeping pilots in the dark, Jana Elementary update, Troy Toyota plant may unionize, Herculaneum port idea, Missouri Valley Conference tourney brings thousands

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

Day two of the Daniel Riley trial wrapped up with a 3-D simulation of the crash which cost a visiting teenager her legs. What's next for  the Republicans and Nikki Haley now that she's officially out of the race for President? Gov. Mike Parson's office says he didn't mean to cause additional heartbreak when he commuted the sentence of a former Kansas City Chiefs coach whose drunken driving crash seriously hurt a 5-year-old girl. We're learning more about the work environment for black employees at a school bus company, where a noose was found last week.

In the news: wrap-up of day 1 in the Daniel Riley case, St. Louis teachers gets raise, NAACP says noose at bus company may be hate crime, soon seniors in Missouri will outnumber minors, how we view and treat menopause, Brentwood Promenade is for sale

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

The latest witness called in the Daniel Riley trial saw an Audi drive by moments before the wreck which cost a teenage volleyball player her legs. Will the Cards have to change their Opening Day line-up? Several non-profit organizations testify before the St. Louis County Council, all saying they still have not received ARPA funds they applied and qualified for. A new bill proposed in Jefferson City would crack down on expired temporary tags.

Plus, we bring you extended passages from inside the courtroom during the Daniel Riley trial.

In the news: trial begins for man who maimed teen volleyball player, Just Mom's Dawn Chapman to attend State of the Union, vote this week on radiation compensation, Florissant residents' homes checked for radiation, MO House to cut off Planned Parenthood, plan to make Alton a culinary destination

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

Bad news for the Redbirds from Spring Training. Sen Josh Hawley says his bill bringing compensation to those impacted by the Manhattan Project's radioactive waste will have a vote by the end of the week. Flames swept through a large field threatening homes near Fenton. Designs are still being drawn up for the new girders on the Loughborough bridge on I-55. A Danish Master Chef wants to turn Alton, Illinois into a culinary destination.

Plus, Michael talks Anheuser-Busch financial results and possible brewery closures with Benj Steinman, President of Beer Marketer's Insights.

In the news: off-duty officer fired on by teen car thieves, security guard at QT kills customer who shot him, trial begins for man who hit teen volleyball player, more on GOP's KKK candidate, Illinois ballots printed regardless of Trump ruling, strike at Graybar, riverboat season begins