Debbie Monterrey, Michael Kelley, and John Hancock enter the overtime hour discuss the bi polar weather in St. Louis. Next, they discuss the billions of dollars that the city of St. Louis has been awarded in the Rams Lawsuit. Then, they mention the departure of Boeing's headquarters from Chicago to D.C. Lastly, they break down the issues we face when it comes to recycling and potential solutions.

KMOX's Michael Calhoun reports, the plans for a new Lambert Airport are out. Lambert Director Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge tells KMOX it's time to tear out the seven-decade old concourses, which are costing more to maintain, and which the airlines are having to work around.

Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins Megan Lynch on TIAM to discuss the possibility of the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

KMOX goes in depth on the eviction and closure of midtowns STL Woodworks.

Today, Kevin talks to famous radio announcer, Lou Thimes, who tells him a thing or two about the business.

KMOX's Kevin Killeen visits a homeless tent community along the banks of the River Des Peres as the city is considering legislation to ban pitching tents on public right of ways.

Today on TIAM OT, Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors join Debbie Monterrey to discuss the age of smoking, a possible tent ban, and Give STL Day.

KMOX's Tom Ackerman talks to owner of World Wide Technology Raceway, Curtis Francois, about the Enjoy Illinois 300 and the exciting events to look forward to.

KMOX's Maria Keena talks with Jaime Kennington of Kids Rock Cancer, a music therapy program through Maryville University that is giving children and their families a way of expressing themselves through music.

TV Guide's Matt Roush joins TIAM to discuss what streaming channels and TV Networks to look for if you want a show with longevity, and a few new shows to keep an eye out for.