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Find out where Scott Jagow has been roaming this week.

Cat Neville, Explore St Louis VP of Communications joins Debbie Monterrey with great news about travelers TO St Louis this summer and how those who stayed, boosted the hotel market.

Bankrate Investing Analyst James Royal joins Megan Lynch. He's got some great tips for parents to help save for the future.

Waller McGuire, CEO of St Louis Public Library, updates Debbie Monterrey about the challenges facing the library system following the May tornado that tore through St Louis city.

Julie Smith, Webster University instructor, joins Megan Lynch and explains the difficulty in maintaining social media accounts following a death.

Jody Sowell, President and CEO of the Missouri Historical Society, joins Debbie Monterrey announcing the acquisition of a vast collection of Josephine Baker (a native St Louisan) memorabilia. Mary Strauss, who renovated the historic Fox Theatre in St Louis, collected the items and made the donation.

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KMOX Health Editor Fred Bodimer found out more about the infection when he talked with epidemiologist Nathan Koffornous with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. The patient contracted the amoeba after water-skiing at Lake of the Ozarks.

Maria Keena visits with Connie Taylor, a spokeswoman at Ameren, who says programming is available for low income customers impacted by the May tornado in St Louis. They work very closely with organizations like the Urban League to deliver information about the low energy assistance program.

Debbie Monterrey visits with TV Guide's Matt Roush. 'Sex and the City' wraps up and a noted John Grisham story is back on tv.

ZDNET Senior AI Reporter Sabrina Ortiz joins Megan Lynch with a look at ChatGPT-5, what are the differences in this version?

KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young, a partner at Harris Dowell Fisher & Young, joins Megan Lynch every Wednesday morning. This week, they look at the recent announcement from Pres Trump sending armed federal troops into the streets of Washington, DC & the Missouri juvenile offender system.

SLU/Chaifetz School of Business Professor Jerome Katz says there is 'a downturn in hiring entry-level programmers,' as AI gains steam. He joins Megan Lynch for his weekly segment and says there are some areas where coders are still needed, in areas where there isn't 'a lot of confidence,' in AI.

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Gaming companies make their case in front of the Missouri Gaming Commission today. Michael Calhoun previews the process with Ryan Butler, who's on the beat for the sports betting publication "Covers"

'Reading well by the end of third grade is a key milestone,' says Dr Brandy Chin, Partner of Quality Schools at The Opportunity Trust. She joins Megan Lynch explaining the multi-year initiative to improve reading skills at several schools across St Louis. She calls that year, 'a critical, critical year' for long-term reading skills. EmersonLiteracyChallenge.org has more details.

The Veterans Community Project in St Louis Executive Director, Rebecca Tallman, joins Megan Lynch as construction is set to begin on an expansion of their 'tiny home' community in St Louis. The effort is working to get US veterans off the street and into housing, Individual homes are 240 square feet and family houses are 320 square feet and are fully-furnished.

Michael Calhoun talks with Seneca Director of Operations Chuck Schoene as the group looks to take over Bar-K which went out of business recently.

Noah Cohan, Assistant Director of American Culture Studies at Washington University, joins Megan Lynch. Multiple professional women's basketball games have been delayed as the sex toys have been thrown onto courts. Cohan says some of the events have been to promote some meme coin through a viral moment, but he also says it is part of a century's long effort to impact women's participation in sports. He says the sexualization of women's sports has been ongoing, despite the growth in viewers and participants.