William McKinnon, Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences and a member of the McDonnell Center for the Space Sciences at Washington University in Saint Louis, joins Megan Lynch following the successful launch of the Europa Clipper. The mission will study a moon of Jupiter.

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Taylor Carlson is Associate Professor of Political Science at Washington University in St. Louis. Her new book is "Through the Grapevine: Socially Transmitted Information and Distorted Democracy". She suggests to Megan Lynch that political conversations can fuel a distorted Democracy.

CBS Legal Analyst Thane Rosenbaum explains why there is now a third trial against former Louisville Police Officer Brett Hankinson in the death of Breonna Taylor.

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Trish Lollo, President of St. Louis Children’s Hospital & Lindsey Stephenson, President of KVC Missouri join Megan Lynch to address residents' concerns over the upgraded Webster Groves youth mental health facility.

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Demolition of Chesterfield Mall begins today to make way for a 2 billion dollar development dubbed "Downtown Chesterfield." Stuart McMillian spoke with Property Owner Michael Staenberg about the demolition process and what's next for construction.

Michelle Wilson, a Dietitian from Branz Nutritian, joins Megan Lynch as Pumpkin Spice season is in full swing.

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St Louis County Circuit Judge John Bornonus joins Megan Lynch, explaining the history and process by which judges are selected and retained in Missouri. He says Missouri's plan is a model that other states are copying.

Dean Smorenburg, CEO at Maltento joins Megan Lynch, as insect farming becomes a viable industry, and maybe the future of food supply.

Our region's universities attract some of the brightest to St. Louis. But many of them then depart for jobs elsewhere after graduation. Wash U wants to know why and how to keep them. Study author Michael Wall explains to Michael Calhoun.