St. Louis All Local Audacy

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team.

Democrat Cori Bush is among those upset a proposal to compensate victims of radiation exposure in Florissant and elsewhere in the region will expire at midnight. NBA commissioner Adam Silver teased the league could look at adding new franchises once it's new TV deals are finalized. Does St. Louis have the fan support needed to convince the league? Jontay Porter is out with his first statement since getting banned from the NBA for betting on games.

Plus, 102-year-old Ralph "Goldie" Goldsticker of St. Louis, a D-Day bombardier is in France this week to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the U.S. invasion in Normandy.

Senate lets Radioactive Exposure Compensation Act expire, local lawmakers still trying to get help for St. Louisans exposed, another Catholic church to close, what the St. Louis circuit attorney says he needs for the job, reducing speed in Kirkwood, Battlehawks fans pumped, STL city said no to 30-million dollar development

St. Charles Library budget discussed amid talk of branch closures, new police station for Maryland Heights, haz-mat situation at chemical company in north city, Illinois budget signed, new cardiac care center in Alton, St. Louis Fortune 500 list

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team.

We're on the scene of a chemical plant fire. The superintendent of the Parkway School District intends to retire. After nearly five years of issues and hardships, the city of Maryland Heights and the foundation which runs the Centene Community Ice Center are set to part ways. A sporting event St. Louis tried to score is instead kicking off mid-month in Indianapolis. The St. Charles library is set to discuss the 2025 budget for the first time tomorrow evening.

Plus, Michael talks with local author of the book "The Space to Lead" Mack Bradley about Boeing's successful launch of the Starliner capsule.

Vape face, plans afoot to oust head of Explore St. Louis, St. Charles residents sound off on AirBNB/VRBO etc., heated exchange at county council on Metrolink safety, Battlehawks helping market the Dome, charges filed in south County QT robbery, Sue the T-Rex is coming

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team.

A shooting on I-70. St. Louis police focus on traffic offenses. AT&T outage. Chesterfield and Dillards finalize deal. St. Charles eyes Airbnbs. More talk about how to spend the Rams settlement money on a long-term fund. We check on summer job hiring. Sue comes to the Science Center.

Plus, Michael talks with Missouri Department of Conservation fisheries biologist Dave Knuth about another northern snakehead found in the state.