Synopsis
With up-to-the-minute news, information, traffic and weather together and sports reports.
Episodes
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New documentary calls kids social media use a 'public health crisis'
27/05/2025 Duration: 09minPerri Peltz and Matthew O'Neill are the directors of "Can't Look Away: The Case Against Social Media." They joined Megan Lynch on Total Information AM.
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An emotional resiliency coach says setting boundaries with other people starts with knowing who you are
26/05/2025 Duration: 04minJennifer Febel, Author of "How to Set Boundaries" joins Megan Lynch to talk about her book.
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Families are paying nearly 50% more for kids' sports than just five years ago
26/05/2025 Duration: 08minTravis Dorsch, Founding Director of the Families in Sport Lab at Utah State University joins Megan Lynch to talk about the amount of money that families are spending now for their kids to play a sport.
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American Red Cross has update on their tornado efforts in the area
26/05/2025 Duration: 04minSharon Watson with the American Red Cross joins Megan Lynch to provide an update after the storms that came through just over a week ago.
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Medicaid could require proof of employment
26/05/2025 Duration: 03minCBS Aaron Navarro joins Megan Lynch to talk about Medicaid bill and what work requirements could be involved.
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Missouri author takes you to some of Missouri's most charming and historic small towns
26/05/2025 Duration: 08minAuthor Caitlin Yager joins Megan Lynch to talk about her new book "Small Town Missouri."
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New book celebrates St Louis's connection to Baseball Hall of Fame
23/05/2025 Duration: 07minProlific author Ed Wheatley joins Hancock and Kelley to discuss his new book, 'From St Louis to Cooperstown', which profiles 55 members of the Hall of Fame with connections to St Louis.
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Greek Fest is this weekend in St Louis County
23/05/2025 Duration: 04minGreg Simos from Assumption Greek Orthodox Church joins Michael and John with a preview of this weekend's festivities.
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CBS's Stacy Lyn: 'There is no way' Trump's budget & tax bill passes Senate as written
23/05/2025 Duration: 07minJohn and Michael welcome CBS Washington Correspondent Stacy Lyn after the House narrowly passed the President's budget and tax bill this week.
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How will new college credit transfer bill impact students?
23/05/2025 Duration: 05minThe Higher Education Core Curriculum Transfer Act has passed the Missouri legislature. It aims to make it easier for community college students to transfer credits to public universities. KMOX's Stuart McMillian spoke with, Dr. Dena McCaffrey, the President of Jefferson College in Hillsboro.
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Roaming St Louis Preview
23/05/2025 Duration: 06minRoaming St Louis Preview with Scott Jagow. Where did Scott roam this week?
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Red Cross leader talks current relief efforts with Hancock & Kelley
22/05/2025 Duration: 07minRed Cross leader talks current relief efforts with Hancock & Kelley
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'A very thin margin of victory' for Trump's budget/tax bill in the House
22/05/2025 Duration: 06minCBS's Capitol Hill Reporter, Taurean Small, joins Michael and John as Pres Donald Trump's budget and tax plan passes the house, narrowly, and moves to the Senate. Small says the bill comes with a $3.8 trillion dollar price tag, and may face more opposition in the Senate. Credit: © Sipa USA
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Red Cross has shelters open in St Louis following STL tornado; 'open as long as we are needed'
22/05/2025 Duration: 07minSharon Watson, Red Cross Regional Communications Director, says they group has several shelters open in St Louis following the deadly tornado that tore through St Louis 1-800- Red-Cross
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Pee-Wee documentary: 'It is an amazing story' says TV Guide's Matt Roush
22/05/2025 Duration: 03minTV Guide's Matt Roush joins Debbie to preview's a new HBO documentary about the late comedy-actor Paul Reubens. Credit: © Anthony Behar
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SLU seeking participants for new flu vaccine study
22/05/2025 Duration: 05minSaint Louis University researchers are looking for a handful of volunteers who are willing to be infected with the influenza virus -- and then closely followed to study their immune response. KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer found out more about this unique study -- when he talked with the director of SLU's Center for Vaccine Development -- Dr. Daniel Hoft. Credit: © Jenna Watson/IndyStar / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images