The formula shortage is not only impacting families with babies. Families with medically fragile children are watching their supply of formula dwindle to dangerous levels. KMOX's Megan Lynch spoke with one of those families.  (Photo Courtesy of the Broyles Family)

Missouri kids are twice as likely to have high lead levels in blood than national average. Lead is found in school water in every region of Missouri. A bill awaiting Gov. Parson's signature offers some solutions to schools. Rachel Rimmerman of Water Institute at SLU talks with Debbie Monterrey about the bill and what needs to happen

Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors and Kevin Wheeler discuss a violent weekend across the country. More proof that St. Louis was lied to with the Rams having plans to leave all the way back to 2013, plus; pizza delivery shortage.

Cardinals broadcaster John Rooney talks it over with Tom Ackerman after a wild night at the ball park that saw Pujols pitching in the ninth, and the birds heading to New York for a four game series with the Mets.

Fred Bodimer says to talk to your pediatrician first with the baby formula shortage.

Do you ever find yourself nodding off while driving? Dr. Thomas Siler, Pulmonologist at SSM Health St. Joseph Hospital in St. Charles talking with KMOX’s Stuart McMillian it’s pretty common but a sign of something more.

CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger, stocks ups and downs and no rash decisions.

Today’s best of edition of Whole ‘Nother Story Kevin talks wishes for a better downtown.

John Hancock, Michael Kelley and Debbie Monterrey are on Total Information Overtime today to discuss the formula shortage crisis, Elon Musk's "hold" on purchasing Twitter, and later, they talk about the copyright issues of Mickey Mouse.

KMOX's Brian Kelly sat down with FANEXPO's HQ Vice President Andrew Moyes to find out what fans can look forward to with this weekends convention.