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Total Information AM episodes
- 1 min
- Courage2Report: Addressing the Surge in School Threats
The large increase in school shooting threats locally and across the country can be traced back to a social media trend. Law enforcement wants to know if you see something. Lieutenant Eric Brown of the Missouri Highway Patrol explains how Courage2Report addresses such threats.
1 min - St. Louis Sheriff Concedes Defeat
Outgoing St. Louis City Sheriff Vernon Betts is breaking his silence and discussing losing the democratic primary.
13 min - H&K: Election 'may come down to the field'; Trump's 'supporter intensity is still high'
Hancock and Kelley join Debbie and Scott. They say the election may come down to the "ground game"
7 min - 1 min
- Improvements to America's Center progressing
Cat Neville, Explore St Louis VP of Communications, joins Tom and Debbie discussing Hall Number 4 improvements as well as upgrades to the lobby bar at Ritz Carlton.
Credit:
© Abigail Landwehr/Tribune / USA TODAY NETWORK
6 min - Guardianships impact the voting rights of many Missourians
Denise Lieberman, Director and General Counsel of the Missouri Voter Protection Coalition, joins Debbie and Tom. She says there are many instances where partial guardianships are necessary, but voting rights shouldn't necessarily be affected.
Credit:
© Jeff Bollier/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin / USA TODAY NETWORK
10 min - New tutoring study casts doubt on impact for students in large program
Dr Danielle Edwards, Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership at Old Dominion University, co-authored a new study based on the results of a large-scale tutoring program in the Nashville, TN school district. She joins Debbie and Tom with details.
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© Angela Peterson / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK
7 min - Siteman Cancer Center director excited about new facility
Dr Tim Eberlein joins Tom Ackerman sharing news about an opening of a new facility in the St Louis area
9 min - 'Citizen Scientists' wanted for insect study in St Louis
Victoria Brown-Kennerly- Webster University associate professor, an ant expert; Missouri Botanical Garden entomologist Tad Yankoski; AND ethnobotanist Allison Joyce from the Garden's EarthWays Center join Debbie and Tom to discuss a national study of the DNA of Ants. More information at BioDiversitySTL
10 min
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