There are new bird flu concerns.

Find out who is celebrating a birthday on Monday, June 3rd. And if you would like your birthday to be mentioned or send some birthday wishes to a loved one just email [email protected].

CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger talks about the housing market this spring. 

Tom Ackerman talked with Austin Cindric after his win at the Enjoy Illinois 300. 

KMOX's Stuart McMillian gives us an exclusive look at the next generation of F-15's that are made in St. Louis.

Tune in as Brian Feldman and John Rooney discuss the St. Louis Cardinals' recent success and preview their upcoming series against the Philadelphia Phillies. Brought to you by Missouri Farm Bureau Insurance.

Welcome to Total Information AM, where it's Friday and the boys are back in town! John Hancock and Michael Kelley dive into the shocking news of Donald Trump being found guilty on all 34 counts in New York. Michael shares his initial reaction, expressing fear and concern about the heightened discord in the country. John emphasizes the importance of maintaining faith in the judicial system despite imperfections. The discussion touches on the potential impact on Trump's campaign and the broader societal reactions, including the polarized responses on social media

Join Margaret Brennan on CBS's Face the Nation as she delves into the repercussions of the convictions of former President Trump. With a focus on the upcoming election and the unprecedented legal challenges ahead, Brennan explores the implications of a convicted felon leading the Republican ticket and the impact on voter trust in institutions. Featuring discussions with legal experts and political figures, including Preet Bharara and Governor Doug Burgum, the show provides in-depth analysis and sheds light on the complexities of the legal proceedings

Find out who is celebrating a birthday on Friday, May 31st. And if you would like your birthday to be mentioned or send some birthday wishes to a loved one just email [email protected].

 Join Sean Malone as St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore reflects on his first year in office, shedding light on the hurdles faced by the attorney's office and the steps taken to overcome them. Facing low morale, criticism, and staffing shortages, Gore discusses the efforts to stabilize the office and tackle a backlog of cases, particularly in homicide prosecutions. Despite progress in doubling the attorney roster and reducing case backlogs, Gore acknowledges the ongoing challenges and the need for experienced staff to handle complex cases. Looking ahead, Gore outlines strategies for building a stronger, more resilient office, including enhanced trial staffing and collaboration with outside partners. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the complexities and aspirations of the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office under Gabe Gore's leadership.