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UPDATE: A Circuit Court judge is temporarily keeping Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey's ban on transgender care for all ages from taking effect until May 1st while she considers the arguments.

Other stories include: Still no charges against a St. Louis Firefighter accused of taking a credit card from accident survivor. St. Louis County looks for $41 million.  Illinois' rainy day fund is flush. MetroLink security. Three Kings fire.

Plus, Michael talks with GlobalData retail Managing Director Neil Saunders about the end of the line for those iconic Bed Bath & Beyond coupons.

The top local stories from the KMOX Newsroom for Wednesday, April 26th:

• St. Louis Mayor fires back at critics in State of the City address
• the Army Corps says it's not needed, but lawmakers continue to push for clean-up of an area school
• plus, KMOX Sports' Tom Ackerman looks at how the Cardinal were up 4-2, then lost 5-4 to the Giants Tuesday night.

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Stories include: The push continues to clean up Jana Elementary. If you receive a call for jury duty in St. Louis City, your chances of being chosen for a trial are slim. St. Louis County wants to require distance between car washes. Bob Lee update.

Plus, fewer criminals trials are being heard, a direct result of the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's staffing shortages. KMOX's Maria Keena received new information on cases that already processed from January through March.

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Stories include: Another St. Louis Judge shows frustration with Kim Gardner, launching contempt of court proceedings against the Circuit Attorney for failing to staff a shooting case. St. Charles' new prosecutor faces a test tonight. Wild motorcycle riders downtown. Don't bet on sports betting. Remembering Blues musician Tom Hall.

Plus, Michael talks with Eli Hoff, Assistant City Editor at the Columbia Missourian, about the Mizzou student from Chesterfield sentenced for a hazing incident that left another student, Danny Santulli, blind, and unable to speak or walk.

Get the top stories from the KMOX Newsroom with the STL All Local Podcast, updated twice every weekday with anchors Megan Lynch and Michael Calhoun.

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Stories include: St. Louis Police Chief on his first 100 days. Accusations about transgender care are answered by Wash U. The Missouri Senate looks at the budget. Illinois-banning indoor vaping? Earth Day. Cahokia Walmart closes.

Plus, Michael and "Nothing Impossible" co-host Travis Sheridan talk with Tech STL Executive Director Emily Hemingway about the upcoming STL Tech Week of events.

The STL All Local podcast brings you the top stories from the KMOX Newsroom twice every weekday, so that you can listen on your schedule, and still be in the know.

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

A missing Belleville attorney and lots of missing money are the subject of a new court filing. Legislators consider a bill to legalize bare-knuckle fighting. The Energy Secretary questioned about Jana Elementary contamination. The odds of sports betting passing in Missouri? "It's decreasing. Daily."

Plus, Megan Lynch concludes her investigative series called "S is for Surveillance," on schools keeping tabs on your kids. Also, Michael checks with Steve's Hot Dogs which is partnering with Proper Cannabis to celebrate 4/20.