Political analyst Raven Harrison discusses women and Trump following the decision yesterday. Hannah gives us an interesting tip on how to "cheat" on your fitbit. Here is a clear cut list of examples on why Progressivism doesn't work.

Amy Schneider with the COMO CVB joins us to discuss the importance of tourism to Mid-Mo. An airline loses the prosthetic leg of a STL man...and he appears to have a good sense of humor about it!

The border is about to burst! Mo. legislation moves forward that would stop applying income tax to SS recipients. The day when Branden learned his dad is not a liar.

An expected crush at the border Thursday when Title 42 ends...how will this affect us? Is local media telling the story properly when it comes to the 'use of force' incident involving 2 CPD officers? House speaker Dean Plocher joins us to discuss the most important pieces of legislation in the last 4 days of the session.

Missouri's 2023 legislative session has four days left. Republicans have supermajorities in both chambers: 24-10 in the state Senate and 111-51 in the Missouri House. House Speaker Dean Plocher (R-Des Peres) says his chamber has a GOP supermajority and that they should lead like they have a supermajority. He tells 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" that residents will be very happy with with what legislative Republicans deliver by Friday. Speaker Plocher's priorities this session have included tax cuts, initiative petition reform and transgender legislation. He predicts that some transgender bills will pass and hopes Governor Mike Parson (R) will sign them. He's also pleased the Legislature has given final approval to a bill ending state taxes on Social Security benefits starting in 2024:

Jean Evans with Mo. Federation for Children discusses school choice in the final few days of the legislative session. The cost of dishwashers nowadays...and Joe wants to control what kind of dishwasher you have! FOX's night time ratings are going down, but their ad revenue is going up.

The sheriff's department in mid-Missouri's Maries County is attempting to form a sheriff's posse to work in areas like search and rescue, disaster relief, weather spotting and school safety. Maries County Sheriff's Chief Deputy Scott John tells 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" that two recent tornadoes, including an EF-2 with 122 mile-per-hour winds that touched down near Vichy, highlight the importance of having more help to go door-to-door. Mr. John also wants to have more positive role models for our community youth:

Joe's new polling numbers are not good. And he thinks he has a press conference. (he doesn't he just has an interview). CPD officers are being investigated for a use of force incident.

Joe is the smartest man in the world....just ask him and he'll tell you! Things people have left behind in Ubers. Parking in JC...wow!

Maries County Sheriff's Department Cheif Deputy Scott John talks about the department forming a posse. What sports do we put down an athlete when they're not performing well.