In the news: three men arrested in St. Charles human trafficking case, Illinois investigating Granite City Steel layoffs, lawsuit filed over new Illinois labor laws, major cuts at Fontbonne University, Kingshighway eyesores may be coming down, hundreds of new jobs coming to downtown Anthem

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

Stories include: The long-term project replacing 26 bridges along I-55 in South City and County won't be finished by the planned completion date after the contractor damaged an overpass. Anthem is adding 250 new jobs to its offices on Chestnut in downtown St. Louis. 3 individuals in St. Charles County have been arrested for keeping an international student in their basement as a slave. Some big layoffs coming at Fontbonne University. Sam's Club to open a distribution center.

Plus, Michael talks with New York Post senior sports media writer Andrew Marchand about whether the Cardinals could go broadcast after Bally Sports.

In the news: Granite City's mayor talks about jobs losses/plant closure, pro-Palestinian students at SLU demand universities take stance on war, city goofs filing paperwork to get pot sales tax money, major cross-state hospital system merger, new chief of police in Chesterfield, Gerard Craft restaurant closing

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

Stories include: Granite City Mayor Mike Parkinson reacting to Tuesday's WARN notice that went out to all employees at Granite City Steel. BJC Health System of St. Louis has announced it will combine services with St. Luke's in Kansas City. Get ready for another local company to go through what's being dubbed a "blockbuster merger."

Plus, Michael talks with Sam Fiorello and Jasmine Owens about new job training opportunities coordinated by the Cortex Innovation Community.

In the news: United Steel Workers local says no new layoffs, the committee overseeing the city jail again denied tour, Gov. Parson rejects call to bar Palestinian refugees, Rockwood Summit High School fined after soccer team rumble

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

United Steel Workers Local 1899 President Dan Simmons responds to WARN Act notices that are going out. The former St. Louis Archbishop, Cardinal Raymond Burke, is getting evicted from his Vatican apartment. WHAT BEGAN AS AN oversight tour of the City Justice Center turned into a productive meeting with the Commissioner. A State Rep. wants Missouri's Governor to keep potential Palestinian refugees from coming to the state...

In the news: St. Charles Resolution against welcoming immigrants fails before a capacity crowd, city's jail oversight board to actually see jail for first time today, breaking ground today on new St. Louis Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Center, former county councilman Tim Fitch will get his cop pension. 

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

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

Stories include: An early morning accident leaves one dead in Ferguson after a brief pursuit with police. Ferguson Police Chief Troy Doyle says failing to stop is becoming a dangerous trend. First responders trade blows at Enterprise Center tonight for the Guns 'N Hoses fundraiser. Fewer than three percent of St. Louis County residents saw their property values go down. County Executive Sam Page was one of them. St. Louisan Sam Altman's banishment from OpenAI didn't last very long.

Plus, when you think of Thanksgiving in our area, you can't help but think of the Turkey Day football game between Webster and Kirkwood.

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

Stories include: Some familar faces return to the Redbirds. ST. LOUIS CITY IS now projected to miss out on around a half million dollars in revenue due to a failure to properly submit paperwork after voters approved a sales tax on recreational marijuana. A HOMELESS CAMP MOVED fifty yards from a previously cleared location to a new one visible from the Polar Express train.

Plus, Michael talks with CBS News tech contributor Ian Sherr about Open AI and ousted CEO Sam Altman, a St. Louis native.