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

Stories include: U.S. Steel decides to idle a major line at its Granite City Works plant. Wentzville auto workers are on day four of their strike. Traffic violence is the target of newly announced legislation to bring red light cameras back to city intersections. The Moonlight Ramble was canceled when organizers couldn't ensure cyclist safety. Justice Center Commissioner Jennifer Clemens Abdullah remains under the microscope as calls for her to resign grow.

Plus, Michael talks with Granite City Mayor Mike Parkinson about U.S. Steel.

In the news: conflicting information on crossing a picket line, SLU Hospital nurses could still strike, end of cash bail in Illinois, more support for red light and speed cameras in the city, the winner of the balloon race, honoring Hispanic heritage in Dutchtown, moving a new venture from NYC to STL

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

Stories include: United Auto Workers in Wentzville have been on the picket line all day. SLU nurses have announced a strike against the hospital. Sean Fuller is one of four St. Louis natives helping lead the NASA Gateway program. More athletes are now enshrined in the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame.

Plus, Michael talks with Matt Menietti, lead organizer of St. Louis Startup Week.

In the news: Wentzville GM workers on strike, educating Missourians on lack of presidential primary, Missouri House points at Senate for lack of sports betting, Metro East hospital system back online after major hack, Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown, retail news from Dellwood and South County.

In the news: no deal reached with SLU Hospital nurses, hotel on 14th Street declared blighted property, body found in Willmore Park lake, local retailers join forces against shoplifters, Meijers delays Metro East build, Missouri marijuana sales down last month. 

In the news: those at St. Charles town hall meeting learn plutonium was used at Weldon Spring site, St. Charles County council passes property tax break for seniors, St. Louis city hires new 911 dispatchers, oversight board wants resignation of city jail commissioner, brazen shoplifting gets county authorities' attention, local retailer files for chapter 11 bankruptcy. 

In the news: A special meeting today about issues at city jail, 9-11 day of service event to make thousands of meals, GM Wentzville workers could be closer to striking, local furniture company expands, how Illinois is observing Recovery Month. 

In the news: Congresswoman Cori Bush on spouse/security guard, State Sen. Bill Eigel wants to be governor, Gov. Pritzker on Biden's age, officer involved shooting in city, mayor a no-show at Jennings council meeting, one-year anniversary of 988 hotline, increased river traffic at Alton.

In the news: three Ladue students die in an early morning crash in U-City, US Education secretary gets update from area educators, City Justice Center Oversight board chairman frustrated over lack of information, St. Louis second city to get Hyundai anti-theft software.

In the news: drawing more attention to problems in city family court system, COViD cases on the rise locally and nationally, domestic homicide in Troy (IL), Hancock & Kelley discuss Dems chances in MO senate race, ordering workers back to the office helps downtown businesses, use of banks in IL and MO.