A neighborhood produce stand that's been a fixture in University City is closing.  Owner Debbie Schneider KMOX's Kevin Killeen it's time to retire from the Long Acres Farm Produce Stand.   (Photo credit - Kevin Killeen/KMOX)

On today's TIAM Overtime, Hancock and Kelley join Debbie today to discuss the future of Ukrainian refugees, what the 2020 Census says about the St. Louis area, and how a new law could effect St. Louis Police Officers.

John Dickerson, CBS News Chief Political Analyst, who is sitting in as Moderator for Face the Nation this weekend, joins TIAM to discuss the invasion of Ukraine as the President heads to Poland.

Consumers think carrying a credit card balance helps improve their credit score. KMOX Virtual Consumer Editor, Megan Lynch, got more details on that report from Lending Tree Chief Credit Analyst, Matt Schulz.  (Photo Credit Getty Images)

A new survey finds more houses of worship are returning to normal operations, but in-person attendance is unchanged since fall.

Today on TIAM Overtime, Charlie, Amy and Debbie discuss former Missouri Governor, Eric Greitens, who has been accused of domestic abuse, the alleged attempted car jacking that occurred over the weekend, and whether or not there is a connection between those who've suffered from Covid being diagnosed with Diabetes shortly after.

TV Guide's Matt Roush talks about the Halo video game turned TV show that will be available to stream this week and what to expect from The Oscars this year.

Today on Total Information AM, Maryville University and music therapists are taking it to another level.

In today's overtime Charlie, Amy, and Debbie discuss a walk back on EV charging station requirements, the war in Ukraine, and for the first time since 1960 a member of the Buck family will not be calling baseball.

Dr. Anthony Fauci shares his outlook on Covid