Lindenwood University History Professor Don Heidenreich joins Carol and Tom to put the latest Greitens Senate campaign ad in historical context.

CBS's Jim Krasula joins Ackerman and Daniel talking about the good start for the week on Wall Street, and gas tax.

St Louis Fire Chief Dennis Jenkerson joins Carol and Tom in studio to discuss the growing danger of illegal fireworks

Patrick DeHaan from Gas Buddy says gasoline prices are predicted to dip by the 4th of July.  He talks with Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman.

COVID-19 vaccines for kids under five should be available sometime this week -- following final CDC approval over the weekend.  KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer asked Wash U pediatric infectious diseases specialist Dr. Jason Newland at St. Louis Children's Hospital his reaction to the news.

AccuWeather Meteorologist Dean DeVore joins Tom and Carol to talk about how the heat wave is impacting air quality in the St. Louis region.

The head of the Federal Trade Commission says the agency is pushing a robust agenda of actions and policies to help safeguard children’s privacy online.  Carol and Tom talk with Irene Ly, Policy Counsel at Common Sense Media

A new campaign ad from Missouri US Senate Candidate Eric Greitens shows him armed with a long gun, with a team of commandos breaking into a home, as Greitens calls on viewers to get a hunting permit with no bagging limit for RINOs -- Republicans in Name Only.  Dr. David Romano, the Thomas G Strong Chair in Political Science at Missouri State University, reacts to the message.

Lucas Kunce (former marine)-  Missouri Democrat US Senate Candidate- joins Carol Daniel and Tom Ackerman to talk about the video released by Republican Eric Greitens Monday.

The current housing market has priced many people out, inflation and chain supply issues mean supplies to fix up homes are getting even more expensive. For neighborhoods like Dutchtown which has been struggling with decaying rental properties and abandoned homes, it could reverse progress that's been made. But a number of neighborhood organizations and non-profits are working hard to make sure that doesn't happen. KMOX's Debbie Monterrey goes in depth on the story.