In the news: City says it can't move homeless couple living on street corner for years, a 12-year old helped teens with carjacking, no city-sponsored teen party downtown this weekend, Carpenters Union holds graduation, Illinois/Missouri state fairs now open.

In the news: another child is shot in St. Louis area, teen party to prevent violence goes awry, Just Moms angry energy secretary didn't meet with them, 800-pound butter cow in place for opening of Illinois State Fair today, Lambert Airport ready for Boeing expansion, will company move international HQ out of downtown St. Louis?

In the news: Black Jack fire truck overturns sending several firefighters to hospital, the St. Louis County Council votes to ban smoking in county parks (but not casinos), Gov. Parson reacts to nursing home inspection backlog, Boeing asks for big tax break, Missouri State Fair kicking off, business leader wants people back in the office. 

In the news: a 5-year old Belleville girl fatally shot in face, a 7-year old Berkeley boy shoots self in grandfather's truck, city neighborhood to vote on tax hike for private security, Red Cross expands who can donate blood, AB-Inbev to sell several craft beers

In the news: Child sex trafficking is happening in St. Louis, pregnant woman shot and killed in Wellston, out-of-towners wait 30 minutes for help when 911 calls go unanswered, concerning news about Granite City Steel, preserving relics of our built environment in Sauget, doing laundry as a side hustle--there's an app for that!

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

Dozens mistreated by St. Louis police during the Stockley Protests are now getting their settlement checks. Get out those school supply lists; Missouri's tax free weekend is underway. State regulators have reportedly pulled hundreds of products from marijuana dispensaries. Fox 2's Tim Ezell announced he has Parkinson's disease.

Plus, KMOX's Stuart McMillian with a National Weather Service roundtable looking back on the anniversary of the Great Flood of '93.

In the news: Mayor Jones signs bill requiring permit for open carry in city, city's former interim police chief sues claiming racial discrimination, those kettled by police in Stockley protests get payouts, a new COVID breath test, small business owners still struggle with hiring.

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

Stories include: A mass shooting in June finally nets an arrest. A 4-year old child gets a wild ride in a stolen car in St Ann. KMOX asks Missouri's Governor about the state's high gun death rate. Have the shelves looked bare at the grocery store lately? If the Flood of 93 happens again, will our levees hold?

Plus, Michael talks with St. Louis-Lambert International Airport Director Rhonda Hamm-Niebreugge about Southwest Airlines' planned growth, including the restoration of nonstop service to San Francisco.

In the news: Local Amazon workers in St. Peters have a new complaint for OSHA, man sent to hospital for psych evaluation missing, IL addresses AI and deep fakes, warning of radioactive waste in St. Charles Co., charges dropped against man in jail for five years, Metro employees to vote on new contract. 

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

Stories include: Heavy rain and flash flooding are in the forecast. An inspection at the locks and dam in Alton reveals a crack. A man known for running around Busch Stadium in red clothes and red face paint is arrested in connection with the January 6 riot. Illinois lawmakers are trying to get ahead of artificial intelligence and deep fakes. The impact of electric vehicles on local parts manufacturers.

Plus, Michael talks with State Sen. Andrew Koenig about changes for this weekend's back-to-school sales tax holiday.