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

Stories include: THE COURTS WON'T DECIDE anytime soon if a lawsuit against Missouri's abortion ban will be thrown out or heard. Missouri state cannabis regulators are revoking the license of a manufacturer of gummies, vapes, and other marijuana products. The Francis Howell School Board has postponed a vote on a controversial transgender bathroom bill. But there's something else on the agenda tonight.

Plus, Michael talks with Ted Schnuck of Schnucks about Thanksgiving preps.

In the news: Workers at 8 area Starbucks that voted to unionize striking today, judgement possible on faith leaders' lawsuit against Missouri abortion ban, St. Louis city tax freeze for seniors, revisiting distance requirements for dispensaries, grocery CEO resigns

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

The UAW-GM tentative agreement is a "NO" for Wentzville workers. St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann says he was caught off guard by Councilman Joe Brazil's resolution condemning plans to bring migrants from Chicago to St. Louis. Stolen cars are still very high in St. Louis. Within the week, 107 cars stolen. Tomorrow is the annual free red cup day at Starbucks, but you won't find any baristas at the metro area's unionized locations.

Plus, Michael talks with the CEO of Watlow, an industrial firm based in Maryland Heights that is expanding with new research facilities.

In the news: UAW in Wentzville votes no on GM contract, St. Louis County gives go-ahead for funding buses/trains, city cop car hit during chase, St. Louis gets perfect score for inclusivity, lung cancer rates in Missouri, restaurant news

Investigators say criminal "fencers" are the key to organized retail crime rings popping up in St. Louis and across the country. They're the ones who recruit and organize the shoplifters -- and the ones who then turn stolen goods into illicit profit. KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor Megan Lynch spoke with Landon Winkelvoss, co-founder and VP at threat intelligence firm Nisos. He tells consumers if a price for something online seems too good to be true, it probably is- and the merchandise could be hot. Nisos says consumers should use caution interacting with anyone, in person or online, suspected of dealing in stolen goods.

In the news: St. Charles County Councilman Brazil's resolution against an immigration plan tabled, push to unionize cannabis workers, Missouri attorney general issues report on former circuit attorney

KMOX's Megan Lynch brings you the top stories from the KMOX Newsroom.

In the news: shooting on Wydown at Hanley in Clayton, nearly 100K expungements of marijuana convictions since MO constitution changed, Webster Groves buys on two of four flooded homes, new bookstore in Dutchtown, Hancock & Kelley talk looming shutdown

KMOX's Megan Lynch brings you the top local stories from the KMOX Newsroom in the latest episode of the St. Louis All Local Podcast.

In the news: sponsor of homeless bill of rights looking for consensus, pro-Palestine protest garners arrest, open carry ban bill in city moves forward, Vatican announcement on trans people, tough times at Fontbonne University