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

Candidates lined up at Missouri's Secretary of State's office to make it official and file to put their names on the ballot. Missouri's four Roman Catholic bishops are urging the faithful not to sign an abortion initiative petition that's currently circulating. St. Louis police are now conducting an internal investigation into the leak of the footage that shows the moment a car crashed into and ultimately killed a mother and daughter outside a concert in downtown St. Louis. Brandon Crawford is a Cardinal.

Plus, Michael talks with GlobalData managing director Neil Saunders about Macys closing 150 stores and whether keeping local brands like Famous-Barr would've played better with consumers.

In the news: Bus drivers for SLPS walk after racial incident, Attorney General Bailey admits cease-and-desists to school districts based on unsubstantiated parent tips, bill to make drunk drivers pay child support, local doctors concerned about measles, cult-favorite chains passing over St. Louis, Wendy's to offer dynamic pricing

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

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey sending cease-and-desist letters to area school districts. Several of Missouri Central Bus Company's workers walked off the job in protest of a racial incident, leaving several St. Louis Public Schools students without transportation. An Illinois man who killed his then girlfriend’s mother in a house fire will spend most of the rest of his life behind bars. The Cardinals reportedly sign a veteran.

Plus, Michael questions Attorney General Bailey.

In the news: bill to change liquor license process in city sent back to committee, Fox C-6 latest district to look at 4-day week, funeral for KC DJ killed at Chiefs' parade, Teamsters ready to strike Aheuser-Busch, another office tower in receivership

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

In the news: bill to allow St. Louis Police to boot cars of reckless drivers, stalled vehicles being stolen in St. Charles, conservative Freedom Caucus refuses to apologize for ID-ing random man as parade shooter, Sports commission bids for 8 NCAA events, the number one scam in Missouri

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

Today's standoff on Highway 67 in West Alton ended with the man held up in his pick up truck at a gas station dead. Four broken down vehicles have been stolen in St. Charles County over the last ten days. Alderwoman Cara Spencer is introducing a new bill tomorrow cracking down on reckless driving. A local government gets funding for cybersecurity improvements.

Plus, Michael talks with St. Louis Sports Commission's Marc Schreiber about the organization's bids for several upcoming NCAA championship events.

In the news: County police say death of Birdie Pruessner and 4 children was murder-suicide, woman with suspended license charged in latest pedestrian fatality, Francis Howell back in school but off-line, Gateway Geyser is going away, new treatment for melanoma

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

In the news: lawsuit aims to force out homeless couple living in front of south city home, more charges in KC Chiefs parade shooting, Missouri National Guard and Highway Patrol heading to Texas, new rules for county day camps, new drug to treat food allergies, Centene pulls MLS team sponsorship