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

Stories include: Senator Josh Hawley wants the EPA to immediately start cleanup on the West Lake Landfill. The Lyons and Legends ball fields in Eureka are the scene of a minor hazmat situation. A former Woodson Terrace Police office has admitted to kicking a man on the ground. Jewish leaders say Congresswoman Cori Bush's statements are fanning the flames of anti-Semitism. Missourians' water supply comes from ground water and two major rivers we share with other states.

Plus, Michael talks with Wall Street Journal reporter Will Feuer about the big merger announced between amusement park operators Six Flags and Cedar Fair.

In the news: Board of Aldermen president Megan Green sues city over 2017 Stockley protests, Granite City parents claim cannabis found in Halloween bags, hit-and-run outside Crown Candy finally spurs some changes, Thinksgiving in Cortex, Midas 
Construction suing after roofer files bankruptcy

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

Stories include: A group of 34 local Jewish groups say of Congresswoman Cori Bush: "Numerous times over the last 23 days, we have felt her words to be insensitive, incorrect, and fanning the flames of antisemitism." A St. Louis development board just voted on the fate of the Railway Exchange building. Speed humps being talked about again after a driver hit a pedestrian who was in a crosswalk. What about St. Louis County's Rams settlement cash?

Plus, Michael and Travis Sheridan talk with Matt Homann about this week's upcoming Thinksgiving event, pairing non-profit and for-profit organizations.

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

Stories include: Refuse employees are suing the city, claiming they've been racially discriminated against. Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft vows to appeal a decision against the language his office wrote for a ballot question on whether to restore some abortion rights. Budget bills introduced today in a St. Louis County Council meeting. Reading and math scores for Illinois students are up across the board this year according to the latest Illinois school report card.

Plus, Michael talks with Benj Steinman of Beer Marketers Insights about the latest financial results from Anheuser-Busch.

In the news: St. Peters woman's overnight after City game included shot fired into hotel room, police chief downplays cop shortages, Wentzville GM workers could be going back to work soon, Missouri Supreme Court now majority female, city earnings tax refunds will blow hole in city budget

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

Stories include: United Auto Workers and General Motors have reached a deal and what's the reaction amongst striking workers in Wentzville? Two more Missouri men have been arrested on felony and misdemeanor charges from the January 6th attack on the US Capitol. Sports wagering legislation in Jefferson City doesn’t look promising now.

Plus, Michael talks with St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell about why he's jumping to another race, running now against Cori Bush instead of Josh Hawley.

In the news: Sidewalk assault in Central West End sends three to hospital, hearing today on city earnings tax, some U-City taxpayers unhappy city paying for Seafood City clean-up, a win for Charlie Gitto's, SLU study on football injury prevention

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

Stories include: The Lincoln County Prosecutor has refiled murder charges against Pam Hupp and wants a change of venue. A House ethics panel met today, believed to discuss allegations against House Speaker Dean Plocher. Homeless Bill of Rights update. Suson Park will be renamed in honor of a little boy who drowned. A number of historic buildings in have burned. Channel 5's owner says it wants more sports.

Plus, Debbie Monterrey talks with Rabbi Daniel Bogard of Central Reform Congregation about increasing threats against American Jewish people.

In the news: update from Wentzville GM as UAW strike enters week 7, transgender bathroom discussion in Francis Howell district, sex offender and missing teen found in Kirkwood, Jewish people hold vigil for Palestinian people, good news at Lambert, roach infestation closes donut shop

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

Stories include: Get ready for some freezing weather. There is hope the United Auto Workers Strike could soon be coming to an end. Fire personnel detail the teamwork needed to save residents from the Touchette Elderly Apartments fire. Kirkwood police found a missing teenager from North Carolina. We have video from police showing a shootout with a suspect in Affton. The owner of the Riverfront Times has bought Sauce Magazine.

Plus, Michael talks with Congressman Mike Bost about the new Speaker and Lambert Director Rhonda Hamm-Niebreugge about new Southwest flights.