KMOX's Megan Lynch caught up with Stephen Butz, from Crawford-Butz and Associates Insurance Agency.  He says he's seen a big number of calls reporting property damage following the heavy rains.

Musician Randy Holmes is running for St. Louis County Executive under the Green Party talks with Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel talking about what the Green Party is and why he is running.

Find out who is celebrating a birthday on Thursday July 28th. And if you would like your birthday to be mentioned or send some birthday wishes to a loved one just email [email protected].

TV Guide's Matt Roush talks about a new show for Neil Patrick Harris. 

Cardinals Manager Oli Marmol joins Tom Ackerman talking about the health of Bader, Molina on the comeback and the team wanting to end the historic careers the right way.

Retired television personality Randi Naughton joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman talking about her 30 years at Fox from sports to news and what she has planed for retirement. 

Jane Dueker, Attorney and Candidate for St. Louis County Executive joins Tom Ackerman and Carol Daniel to talk about why she want to be County Executive with the primary election being in a week. 

The Springfield Convention & Visitors Bureau is now a Certified Autism Center™.  The International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards awards the certification to organizations where staff complete training to understand better, assist and welcome people on the autism spectrum.  The Bureau's Susan Wade joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman to talk about what the certification means.

Justin Woodard, CEO of Woodard Restoration, tells Total Information AM the phones started ringing at 2:30 in the morning Tuesday during the storm and kept going.

Jean Heller was toiling away on the floor of the Miami Beach Convention Center when an Associated Press colleague from the opposite end of the country walked into her workspace behind the event stage and handed her a thin manila envelope.
Inside were documents telling a tale that, even today, staggers the imagination: For four decades, the U.S. government had denied hundreds of poor, Black men treatment for syphilis so researchers could study its ravages on the human body.