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Melissa, of Melissa's Home for Hope joins KMOX's Maria Keena to talk about how she is helping others and describes her motivation to start her own domestic abuse organization after surviving two abusive relationships.
Michael Kelley and Braxton Payne join Debbie and Scott with commentary on Kamala Harris' interview on CNN as well as recent comments from Donald Trump on IVF.
The Voice of the Cardinals, John Rooney, joins Joe Pott to preview the series against the Yankees.
Every week KMOX's Scott Jagow roams around St Louis bringing you stories from unique locations in the region.
Explore St Louis VP of Communications Cat Neville talks about the "tremendous opportunity" that Route 66 brings to the St Louis region. International visitors are very interested as the centennial of the historic highway approaches in 2026.
Plus, Cat's Things to Do in St Louis this weekend.
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Danielle Coffey, President and CEO of the News Media Alliance joins Megan Lynch to explain how Google utilizes and repackages news content, and doesn't pay or credit the creators of news content. California lawmakers worked to get that lack of compensation addressed.
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Debbie Monterrey is joined by Nathanael Hirst, a Belleville West grad, and Abby Powers, who attended Francis Howell North as the Hamilton tour returns to St. Louis and The Fabulous Fox Theatre. Hirst plays George Eacker in the show, and Powers is a longtime stage manager for the production.
Kirsten Eddy, a Pew Senior Researcher, joins Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to explain how Americans interact and experience local crime news.
Crime is the 2nd most important news story for Americans, not-surprisingly, weather tops that list.
Find the local crime news poll HERE.
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CBS Reporter Alex Tin joined Megan Lynch and Tom Ackerman to detail the issues that lead to the Boar's Head listeria outbreak.
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