Today, Kevin ponders the tulip days of spring.

A spy agency with its western headquarters in St. Louis is utilizing the unique skills of its autistic analysts, who see the world through a different lens. CBS News senior investigative correspondent Catherine Herridge has the story.

John Hancock, Michael Kelley and Debbie Monterrey are on TIAM Overtime today to discuss the leaked audio clip urging former President Trump to resign after the January 6th insurrection, they also talk about what could be done with the $790 million that was acquired from the Rams lawsuit settlement, and later, more information on what to do about the bird flu and the invasive flowering pear trees.

CBS Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan joins TIAM with an update on the Russian invasion of Ukraine after talking with the Prime Minister of Ukraine.

Today, Kevin Killeen takes a walk down town, and reflects on how things have changed in St. Louis.

KMOX's Maria Keena talks to Amy Ford, a woman that is just one of over 2,000 graduates from the 22nd Circuit Court's Drug treatment program, after suffering sexual abuse and drug addiction from a young age.

Debbie Monterrey is joined by Amy Marxkors and Chris Rongey for TIAM Overtime to discuss mask mandates, how "woke" Disney movies are making Florida politicians angry, and later, they discuss the story of a Webster Grove's family who's son lost a finger at school.

TIAM has more on the Webster Grove Elementary 3rd Grader that has severed his finger at school, leaving his family with questions. The family's attorney, Tim Engelmeyer, joined Carol, Bo and Ryan on KMOX's St. Louis Talks with the latest on the story.

KMOX's Debbie Monterrey talks to Forest Relief's Executive Director, Meredith Perkins, about the invasive pear tree and their efforts to remove them from communities, and how the Missouri Invasive Plant Task Force is teaming up with FedEx to give away native trees to those who remove their pear trees.

TV Guide's Matt Roush joins TIAM to tell us about the new Magic Johnson docu-series coming to Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video's new mini-series, "A Very British Scandal," and for Sunday, new shows on Starz, HBO, Showtime, and Epix.