Podcast appearances and mentions of Lyda Krewson

Host: Rachel Parker @RaitchetPGuest: Akela Lacy (The Intercept) @akela_lacyAkela Lacy, journalist with The Intercept, helps break down the realities in the MO1st District Democratic primary and the forces behind the Steve Roberts candidacy. https://theintercept.com/staff/akelalacy/https://theintercept.com/2022/07/21/cori-bush-primary-yachad-pac-steven-roberts/ https://heartlandpod.com/Twitter: @TheHeartlandPOD"Change The Conversation"

Host: Rachel Parker @RaitchetPGuest: Akela Lacy (The Intercept) @akela_lacyAkela Lacy, journalist with The Intercept, helps break down the realities in the MO1st District Democratic primary and the forces behind the Steve Roberts candidacy. https://theintercept.com/staff/akelalacy/https://theintercept.com/2022/07/21/cori-bush-primary-yachad-pac-steven-roberts/ https://heartlandpod.com/Twitter: @TheHeartlandPOD"Change The Conversation"

超20万美军确诊新冠 五角大楼将强制要求现役部队接种疫苗！全美每日新增确诊近10万例！  据福克斯新闻报道，美国国防部长奥斯汀将于周五（6日）宣布，所有130万名现役美军官兵都必须接种新冠疫苗。据悉，这一决定是在白宫方面表示联邦雇员必须接种疫苗或接受定期检测并遵守社交距离要求的几天后做出的。报道称，超过100万名美军士兵已经被要求接种多达17种针对不同病毒的疫苗，但仅23.3万人至少接种了一剂新冠疫苗。 由于新冠病毒“德尔塔”变异毒株导致全美病例数量激增，截至本周，美国军人中已有超过20.8万例新冠肺炎病例。其中，1800多名成员住院治疗，28人死亡。仅在上周，病例数就增加了3000多例，住院人数增加了36例，两名海军水兵因感染新冠病毒死亡。 据CNBC报道，根据JHU统计数据，截止到昨日，美国7天平均每天新增确诊病例为94,000例，比上周同期上升48%。 1、美国拟放宽入境限制，要求外国游客抵美前接种疫苗  据路透社4日报道，白宫一名官员周三表示，拜登政府正在制定一项计划，要求所有外国游客入境美国前必须完成新冠疫苗接种，这个要求也是美国政府逐步放宽外国公民入境限制措施的一部分。路透社认为，这名官员的言论是迄今为止最强烈的信号，表明白宫看到了解除这些旅行限制的路线图。不过，认可有关疫苗接种需要哪些证据，以及是否会承认一些国家正在使用，但尚未得到美国监管机构授权的疫苗尚未透露。 美国目前禁止大多数非美国公民入境。业内人士仍认为，解除限制至少需要数周甚至数月时间。许多批评该旅行限制的人士表示，这些限制措施不再有意义，因为一些感染率高的国家不在限制名单上，而名单上的一些国家疫情已经得到了有效控制。 2、或成为百年来首位被逐下台的纽约州长 纽约州众议院大多数议员支持弹劾葛谟  据美联社周三统计，如果纽约州州长葛谟不因调查发现他性骚扰了至少11名女性而辞职，大多数州众议院议员支持启动弹劾程序。州众议院150名议员中，至少有82人公开告诉美联社记者，如果葛谟不辞职，他们赞成启动弹劾他的程序。 据悉，拥有150名议员的众议院需要76票才能弹劾葛谟，并将弹劾条款提交参议院。众议院包括106名民主党人，43名共和党人和一名无党派人士，目前，至少有24名民主党议员在周二发表的公开声明中呼吁弹劾。据悉，自1913年以来，没有哪位纽约州长被成功罢免过。 3、内战升级，美国发声：部分阿富汗难民可以永久定居美国 据《路透社》8月3日报道，而随着阿富汗局势进一步恶化，日前，美国国务院一位高级官员称，美国务院将宣布一些阿富汗公民及其家人优先参加难民接收计划。该难民计划将包括为曾美军、国际部队、“坚定决心”行动、美国资助的项目和计划工作的人员，以及曾为美国非政府组织和媒体工作的人员。美国政府和北约军事行动的现任和前任雇员如果不符合专门为这些工人设立的项目的标准，也会被覆盖。 该官员说：“由于与美国的关系，成千阿富汗人和他们的近亲处于危险之中，他们无法参与发放特殊移民签证的计划，或者是他们没有从事相关工作，或者是不符合时间和服务性质的标准。”美国国务院表示，受益于该难民计划，将意味着“成千上万”阿富汗人和他们的直系亲属将有机会作为难民永久定居美国。 4、17亿美元！蕾哈娜成全球最富女歌手 【侨报网】据《福布斯》4日报道，蕾哈娜（Rihanna）现在的身价高达17亿美元，成为全球最富有的女歌手，所有艺人中仅次于Oprah Winfrey。据悉，虽然蕾哈娜在全球销售了2.5亿张唱片，但她的化妆品牌是推动她进入亿万富翁俱乐部的原因。她的化妆品牌Fenty Beauty于2017年推出，传递着包容性的信息，这个化妆品牌有50多种粉底，通常由不同的群体来做模特。 该品牌是她与奢侈品集团LVMH各持股一半组建的合资企业，由世界首富伯贝尔纳·阿尔诺（Bernard Arnault）掌管。《福布斯》估计，蕾哈娜多达14亿美元的财富来自Fenty Beauty。此外，蕾哈娜在内衣行业也取得了成功。她的Savage×Fenty系列在今年早些时候以10亿美元的估值筹集了1.15亿美元的资金。该品牌于2018年作为蕾哈娜和Techstyle时尚集团的合资企业推出。 5、墨西哥政府把美国枪商给告了！边境枪支走私泛滥 索赔100亿美元 据路透社报道，当地时间周三，墨西哥政府在美国联邦法院起诉了包括史密斯威森公司、巴雷特枪械公司、柯尔特制造公司在内的多家美国枪械制造商，指控它们从事向暴力贩毒团伙提供非法武器这种不计后果的商业活动，导致数千人死亡。诉讼书中还称，近年来，墨西哥的凶杀案犯罪率创历史新高，每年有超过 50 万支枪被从美国贩运到墨西哥，其中超过 68%是由此案涉及的美国公司制造的。 这一诉讼是墨西哥向美国武器工业施压所采取的最大胆的措施之一，墨西哥领导人多年来一直指责美国武器工业助长了帮派暴力。墨西哥政府声称，被告“积极协助”并为枪支走私“提供便利”，以实现利润最大化，公司需要立即停止他们的有害行为，并指出法院将决定应该支付何种损害赔偿。此前，墨西哥官员表示，这起诉讼要求索赔约100亿美元。 6、今年第二贵！币圈神秘大亨8300万美元买加州豪宅 加州一座豪华庄园刚刚以8300万美元的天价转手，根据房地产网站Dirt的数据，这是今年加州第二昂贵的住宅交易。这座豪宅总面积达2万平方英尺（约合1858平方米），拥有6间卧室、18间浴室和一个可伸缩屋顶，还有四个剧院、一个大型游泳池和一个水疗中心，以及超级富豪们想要的所有便利设施和安全措施。 买主的身份没有公开，但据房地产消息人士透露，新主人通过投资加密货币致富。据《福布斯》估计，目前全球总共有12位加密货币亿万富豪（净资产10亿美元以上），而2020年只有四位。 7、纵火烧毁美军准航母水兵身份曝光：曾想加入海豹突击队，上舰后干低端体力活  美国“军事”网站8月4日报道称，7月29日，美国海军宣布，将对“好人理查德”号的一名叫做瑞安·索耶·梅斯的水兵提出指控，认为是他的纵火行为导致这艘美军“准航母”被大火烧毁，而此次事故也是美国海军近代史上最严重的非战争军舰火灾事故。据悉，2019年9月，梅斯曾到基础水下爆破训练学校报到，目标称为一名海豹突击队队员。可就在训练开始5天之后，梅斯就行驶了退出训练的权利。随后，他成为了一名“未被指定任务”的水兵（通常是协助战友们做一些军舰上最为劳动密集型的工作）。 “好人理查德”号两栖攻击舰曾在去年7月12日发生严重火灾，连续燃烧超过4天时间，该舰的低层舱室、飞行甲板、舰岛、桅杆等严重受损。考虑到修复费用已经远远超过该舰的造价，美国海军决定将该舰报废，该舰目前已经被拖往船厂拆解。 8、滚石乐队传奇鼓手查理·沃茨因紧急手术，被迫退出美国巡演 据外媒《太阳报》8月5日消息，80岁的传奇人物，滚石乐队的鼓手查理·沃茨（Charlie Watts）在例行身体检查中发现了一个健康问题，在伦敦进行了紧急手术，手术后，他面临数周的恢复期，这意味着他将错过下个月开始的美国巡回演出。此前，滚石乐队本计划让他为2022年乐队盛大的60周年庆典做准备。 滚石乐队的巡演在去年因为新冠大流行而取消，最后一站在德克萨斯州奥斯汀结束。两周前他们宣布恢复巡演，计划在美国有 13 场演出。对于查理的紧急手术，乐队发言人表示：“排练几周后开始，没有查理是非常令人失望的。但他现在需要数周的休息和恢复。”而查理表示：“因为新冠的缘故导致巡演延后后，我真的不希望再因为我继续推迟，因此，我请我的好朋友史蒂夫乔丹（Steve Jordan）代替我。” 9、埃及又一水下古城被发现，城内惊现神秘古墓，众多奢侈祭品，距今约2400年 据《每日星报》8月4日报道，近日考古学家在古埃及海岸偶然发现了一座沉没的古城，以及2000多年前的“宝藏”。这座古城在亚历山大大帝（Alexander the Great）于公元前331年建立亚历山大之前就已经存在了。沿着这座被淹没城市的东北入口，人们发现了一处希腊殡葬区的遗迹。这里覆盖着奢华的陪葬物品，可以追溯到公元前4世纪。 这座大型坟墓长约60米、宽约8米，就像一座被水道包围的岛屿。研究人员称，他们发现到处都有烧焦材料的痕迹。“这里一定举行过盛大的仪式。我们没有发现公元前4世纪早期以后的物品，这个地方已经封闭了数百年。”研究人员认为，几次地震和海啸导致大部分尼罗河三角洲坍塌在海底。 10、向抗议者挥舞枪支的美国夫妇被赦免，丈夫准备进入政坛 据美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）3日报道，密苏里州共和党州长迈克·帕森（Mike Parson）周二宣布赦免圣路易斯的一对夫妇帕特丽夏·麦克洛斯基（Patricia McCloskey）和马克·麦克洛斯基（Mark McCloskey）。2020年6月，麦克洛斯基夫妇引起了全美的关注，此前有视频显示，他们在家门口挥舞枪支，指向走在通往圣路易斯市长家的街道上的抗议者。当时，示威者正在抗议时任市长利达·克鲁森（Lyda Krewson）公布警察制度改革支持者姓名和住址的决定。 这一事件让麦克洛斯基家族一跃进入了共和党政坛。马克利用2020年这起事件带来的“名气”，参加了美国参议员竞选。他在圣路易斯住所外挥舞步枪的照片在其竞选网站和社交媒体上占据了显著位置，他正在参选目前由罗伊·布朗特（Roy Blunt）占据的参议院席位，布朗特宣布明年不会寻求连任。 11、加拿大印第安寄宿学校遇害者纪念展览遭人故意焚烧 【加新网】加拿大艾伯塔省最大城市卡尔加里市政厅前的印第安寄宿学校遇害者纪念展览于当地时间8月3日夜间遭人恶意焚烧和破坏。据当地警方的消息，当地时间8月3日23时30分许，该市市政公司的保安通过监控录像看到一名男子将纪念展摆放的展品点燃，然后逃跑。警方赶到现场后，看到包括童鞋在内的一些展品已经被严重烧毁。 据警方公布的照片显示，纵火者是短发，戴着黑色棒球帽，背黑色双肩包，穿蓝色牛仔裤及长袖格子衬衫。据悉，自从坎卢普斯的原住民在印第安寄宿学校旧址发现200多具原住民儿童遗骸之后，至今已有1000多个可能是原住民的无标记墓穴被发现。 12、美墨边境附近发生车祸 已致10死20伤 【ABC】当地时间8月4日，美国得克萨斯州靠近墨西哥边境附近地区发生一起交通事故，造成至少10人死亡、20人受伤。当地官员表示，车内乘客多数为移民。车辆信息及死伤者身份目前尚未对外公布。 得州公共安全局一名官员证实，车祸发生在当地时间4日16时许，地点位于边境城市麦卡伦以北约80公里处的公路上。事发时，肇事面包车严重超载。这辆核定载客人数为15人的车辆当时载有29人。司机因超速驾驶在一拐弯处失去控制，导致事故发生。死者中包括面包车司机，20名伤者均伤势严重。 13、黑烟滚滚！全球最大废弃轮胎垃圾场着火 或致全球生态灾难 据《俄罗斯卫星通讯社》3日报道，科威特全球最大的废弃轮胎垃圾场发生火灾。视频显示，滚滚黑烟腾空而起，从很远的地方都能看到。科威特当地媒体表示，垃圾场中堆放着5200万条废弃轮胎，轮胎燃烧释放的致癌化合物和重金属会对人体造成严重影响。如果不尽快阻止这场大火，可能会造成一场全球生态灾难。 据悉，该轮胎垃圾场占地60万平方米，其位于科威特苏拉比亚市附近。目前，火区面积不大，但其蔓延已给国家带来生态灾难威胁。此外，科威特国家环境保护局从2020年11月起决定如何处理旧轮胎，因为它们以这种形式存放了30多年。 14、贝尔维尤男子赌场输钱后怕妻子知道，竟然报警！ 据《CNBS》3日报道，贝尔维尤警方近日公布的一份报告，一名男子于7月29日晚上10时20分拨打911报警电话，宣称自己在路上遭到了抢劫，而警方到场后并没有发现任何抢劫的迹象，警方后来在与该男子的进一步对质中，认为他所描述的案情不太可能发生，该男子遂当场承认这场报案是假的。 而该男子报假警的理由也让人啼笑皆非，该男子对警察说，他在赌场输掉了所有的钱，担心回家后被妻子知道于是报了假警编造了被劫情节。贝尔维尤警方没有公布该男子的身份，但表示该男子因涉嫌虚假报案，目前正在接受警方调查。 15、0分跳水被群嘲，加拿大选手回应：“我不会放弃！” 据CBC报道，在刚结束的东京奥运会女子跳水3米板比赛中，一位28岁，名叫帕梅拉·韦尔（Pamela Ware）加拿大选手在晋级决赛的最后一跳时罕见地得了0.0分，被某些“键盘侠”嘲笑为“奥运会历史上最差的跳水”。这一跳，帕梅拉如果正常发挥，就能晋级决赛，没想到因为动作难度太大，滑出了跳板，最终挑战失败，无缘决赛舞台。 在这之前，帕梅拉是练游泳项目的，曾在2013年世界游泳锦标赛上获得过铜牌，这次的3米板跳水是她在这个项目的首次亮相。赛后，帕梅拉在她Instagram账号上写到：纵然我为这场比赛做足了准备，但也不能保证万无一失；人生都有意外，但我可以自豪地说，我已拼尽全力。这场比赛不会定义我，我也不会让它打败我 ，因为我从未放弃！

Former St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson joins us in studio to talk about life after leaving office, small businesses in St. Louis, Francis Slay, advice for Tishaura Jones, her accomplishments, the Workhouse, infrastructure, and working together as a region. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lyda Krewson spent four eventful years as mayor of St. Louis. St. Louis Public Radio's Jason Rosenbaum and Rachel Lippmann sort out the Democratic chief executive's ups and downs in office.

In 2017, St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson was elected the city’s top executive, making her the first woman to win the job. Four years later, she’s set to retire, marking an end to 24 years in public service.

It’s a Reardon Roundtable Friday with attorney Jane Dueker, local real estate developer Chris Goodson, and Missouri State Representative Steve Butz. Topics include bad COVID-19 numbers in the St. Louis area, masks, St. Louis County restaurants, Lyda Krewson announces she won’t run for re-election, and President Trump challenging the election vote count, and stay-at-home orders. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The first female mayor in St. Louis history will not seek a second term. Lyda Krewson is leaving elected office after more than two decades. Also, we examine some unexpected challenges with a Missouri law allowing cameras inside nursing homes

Debbie Monterrey moderates Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mayor Lyda Krewson announced yesterday she won't run for re-election.  Dr. Randy Jotte of Barnes Jewish Hospital discusses what local ER doctors are seeing when it comes to COVID cases. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

City of St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson announced Wednesday via press conference that she will not seek re-election after her term ends in April. KMOX reporter Kevin Killeen joins host Ryan Wrecker to analyze what her retirement means for downtown. Later, Bankrate.com senior economic analyst Mark Hamrick discusses president-elect Joe Biden's economic outlook. Listen to the show on Apple Podcasts? Leave us a 5-star review: apple.co/2Of49Bv and subscribe to Overnight America on other great apps like Radio.com If you like what you hear, we're live weeknights on KMOX 1120AM. We welcome your calls at 800-925-1120. Like and follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/RyanWreckerRadio/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Now that City of St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson has announced her plan to retire in April, host Ryan Wrecker examines his fear that her replacement will lead downtown in a more progressive manner. Hear audio from Mayor Krewson’s press conference and caller’s thoughts on the matter. We revisit KMOX reporter Kevin Killeen’s update. Last but not least, does the cost of complying with COVID business crackdowns outweigh the risk of defying? Listen to the show on Apple Podcasts? Leave us a 5-star review: apple.co/2Of49Bv and subscribe to Overnight America on other great apps like Radio.com If you like what you hear, we're live weeknights on KMOX 1120AM. We welcome your calls at 800-925-1120. Like and follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/RyanWreckerRadio/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens tonight’s show paying respect to KMOX host Amy Marxkors for completing her six hour run this afternoon and raising nearly sixty thousand dollars for The BackStoppers. Next, Wrecker updates us on the new COVID restrictions that the KMOX News team anticipates St. Louis County Executive Sam Page to announce in the coming days. Listeners call in with their reactions to another impending shutdown. Listen to the show on Apple Podcasts? Leave us a 5-star review: apple.co/2Of49Bv and subscribe to Overnight America on other great apps like Radio.com If you like what you hear, we're live weeknights on KMOX 1120AM. We welcome your calls at 800-925-1120. Like and follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/RyanWreckerRadio/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lyda Krewson, Mayor of the City of St. Louis, has announced updated restrictions downtown that include no private gatherings of more than ten people. Host Ryan Wrecker and listeners react. In other news, a Portland City Commissioner named Jo Ann Hardesty, who demanded $18-million police budget cuts and said most 911 calls are unnecessary, called the cops on her LYFT driver in an argument about open windows. Finally, is the flying car really here? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

St. Louis City mayor Lyda Krewson has announced new restrictions for bars, restaurants and other large venues. Host Ryan Wrecker questions why the virus doesn’t spread before 11 o’clock and how the rules will be enforced. Dr. John Eastman, a professor of law at Chapman University and senior fellow at Claremont Institute, discusses his Newsweek opinion piece, “Some Questions for Kamala Harris About Eligibility.” Ryan also discusses his distaste for Dr. Pepper, which has been harder to find amidst supply issues, a new candy corn that boasts a “Turkey Dinner” flavor and updates on the Cardinals COVID testing.

In this edition of "The Monologue," The Livn Legend focuses his attention on City of St. Louis mayor Lyda Krewson and how she's not doing so hot in office. This segment is sponsored by Cafe Piazza and Sugar Pop Kreationz. NOTE: The following contains language that some will find objectionable. Parental discretion is advised.

Ken and Karen Investigated by St. Louis Prosecutor - Mark McCloskey speaks out – Dom B Podcast 170   By now most have heard the name Ken and Karen. Their real names are Mark and Patricia McCloskey. The made the news when they stood their ground when a bunch of protesters broke into a private and gated community with private streets and sidewalks on their way to protest the Mayor of St. Louis, Lyda Krewson. Ken and Karen, as named by Twitter land, are now being investigated for crimes on the whole situation. The St. Louis Prosecutor, Kimberly Gardener, is looking into the case. The St. Louis Prosecutor tweeted she was horrified that these “peaceful protesters” were greeted at gun point. The protesters are not peaceful. The protesters broke the gate to enter the private property and painted the street to read “Resign” in front of the Mayor’s house. The protesters want the St Louis Mayor to resign after she doxed several people during a Facebook Live. But in typical fashion the protesters decided to do the same to Ken and Karen. Now Ken has his place of business boarded up so protesters can’t break the windows.   Should Ken and Karen face any penalties? Do you agree that Ken and Karen were correct in their actions? Will the Prosecutor find any charges to go forward with the case of Ken and Karen?   Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/dombpodcast PayPal Donations - https://www.paypal.me/DomBPodcast Dom B Instagram - @domb85 Dom B Facebook (Business) - https://www.facebook.com/dombpodcast Dom B Twitter - @dombpodcast Email – dombpodcast@gmail.com Dom B YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6KVo6FU6GFxSL2leQLT6dA SHIRTS ARE AVAILABLE - https://rdbl.co/2Oj2zKT iTunes - https://apple.co/2og1Nnk Spotify - https://spoti.fi/2wwGxgS Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/DomBPodcast/   #KenandKaren #Protesters #Trump2020 Ken and Karen Investigated by St. Louis Prosecutor - Mark McCloskey speaks out – Dom B Podcast 170 Ken and Karen Investigated by St. Louis Prosecutor - Mark McCloskey speaks out – Dom B Podcast 170 Ken and Karen Investigated by St. Louis Prosecutor - Mark McCloskey speaks out – Dom B Podcast 170

Ken and Karen a St. Louis Couple Defend Home Point Guns at Protesters – Dom B Podcast 169   A couple in St Louis pointed guns at protesters. The protesters walked on to a private street which is reserved for residents of that area and started marching towards the house of the St Louis Mayor, Lyda Krewson. The protesters were assembling to ask Lyda Krewston to resign after she doxed a few people during a Facebook Live meeting. The subject was defunding the police. The couple named Ken and Karen by Twitter people, were not happy to see these protesters inside their gated community. Ken and Karen, were both ready to stand their ground and brandished 1 firearm a piece in hopes to deter the protesters from walking onto their property.  Many are calling Ken and Karen extreme for pointing their guns at people before the protesters committed any crime. While I don’t condone Ken and Karen pointing a gun at people with their finger on the trigger. I do applaud them for protecting themselves and their property if the protesters turned violent.   Should Jen and Karen go this length in protecting themselves and their property from the protesters? Would you trust the protesters to do the right thing? Do you applaud the protests? Are you against these protests? Are Ken and Karen justified in doing this.   Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/dombpodcast PayPal Donations - https://www.paypal.me/DomBPodcast Dom B Instagram - @domb85 Dom B Facebook (Business) - https://www.facebook.com/dombpodcast Dom B Twitter - @dombpodcast Email – dombpodcast@gmail.com Dom B YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6KVo6FU6GFxSL2leQLT6dA SHIRTS ARE AVAILABLE - https://rdbl.co/2Oj2zKT iTunes - https://apple.co/2og1Nnk Spotify - https://spoti.fi/2wwGxgS Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/DomBPodcast/   #KenandKaren #Protesters #Trump2020 Ken and Karen a St. Louis Couple Defend Home Point Guns at Protesters – Dom B Podcast 169 Ken and Karen a St. Louis Couple Defend Home Point Guns at Protesters – Dom B Podcast 169 Ken and Karen a St. Louis Couple Defend Home Point Guns at Protesters – Dom B Podcast 169

Tom Ackerman moderates Charlie and Amy!

This week Common'tary discusses the increases of Covid-19 cases because of lax measures, Lyda Krewson calls out names, addendums of a side piece, and STL rap legend Huey's death. Also, Harlem introduces her new segment... "Say Less"   Follow us on twitter @straightolc, IG at @SOLCNetwork email the show commontaryshow@gmail.com  or straightolc@gmail.com. Hit the Voicemail at 641-715-3900 Ext. 769558

Sunday afternoon (and evening) saw protesters taking to the streets in response to Mayor Lyda Krewson reading out personal info of those who want to defund the police on a Facebook Live video.  Ryan shares what happened during the protests and gives his take on what happened.  One point of contention in Sunday’s protesting is a couple who aimed guns towards protesters. Listen to the show on Apple Podcasts? Leave us a 5-star review: apple.co/2Of49Bv and subscribe to Overnight America on other great apps like Radio.com If you like what you hear, we're live weeknights on KMOX 1120AM. We welcome your calls at 800-925-1120. Like and follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/RyanWreckerRadio/ 

St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson explains what will go into the decision of whether or not fans are allowed in the stands for Cardinals games

11:00 - Justin Faulk opens up about his struggles this season 11:15 - It's looking grim for fans in the stands in a state that previously was leading the charge 11:30 - Over/Under 11:45 - Questions & Answers 12:00 - St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson explains what will go into the decision of whether or not fans are allowed in the stands for Cardinals games 12:15 - We react to the possibility of fans in the stands & the incentive for the city to make it possible 12:30 - Former NASCAR driver Kenny Wallace tells us everything we need to know to prepare for the Pocono 350 12:45 - The Junk Drawer 1:00 - We have another update from baseball, and it's not a positive update 1:15 - A star in the NHL says he won't report to camp unless the owners change a fundamental piece of the CBA 1:30 - In or Out 1:45 - The Crossover

Hancock & Kelley fill in for Mark Reardon. They start the show replaying St. Louis Police Chief John Hayden's emotional comments following a night of violent protests. St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson discusses the protests and the new curfew. Missouri Congresswoman Ann Wagner joins the show to discuss the death of Mr. Floyd and President Trump's response to the protests.

Chris goes on on one with St. Louis, Missouri Mayor, Lyda Krewson.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Chris goes on on one with St. Louis, Missouri Mayor, Lyda Krewson.

St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson says she hopes the Cardinals are able to play in St. Louis this summer or fall

Dr. Alexander Gazra holds a daily briefing for the St. Louis Pandemic Task Force. St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson has an update on the coronavirus in the City of St. Louis. Will we see some sort of shortened Major League Baseball season? KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins the show.

The mayor talks about the city's response to the coronavirus outbreak.

St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson says St. Louis is still several weeks away from our peak of the Coronavirus

St. Louis Alderwoman Heather Navarro is the latest guest on Politically Speaking, where the 28th Ward alderwoman talked with St. Louis Public Radio’s Rachel Lippmann and Jason Rosenbaum on how the city of St. Louis is handling coronavirus. Navarro represents portions of the Central West End, Skinker-Debaliviere, Hi-Pointe and Wydown Skinker neighborhoods. She was first elected to the Board of Aldermen in a 2017 special election to succeed Lyda Krewson, who represented the ward before she was elected mayor.

Mayor Lyda Krewson is among the three city officials who have the ultimate say in whether any airport privatization deal goes through. She joins host Sarah Fenske to share her thoughts on the process, among other topics.

This week on Hancock and Kelly the panel discussed President Trump’s second summit with Kim Jong-Un. They also talked about the grilling President Trump’s former personal attorney Michael Cohen faced this week on Capitol Hill. In the third segment, they discussed the effort to recall St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson, and Sen.Hawley being cleared by Missouri’s Secretary of State.

Wednesday marked the first anniversary of St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson’s time in office. The first woman elected to lead the Gateway City, she joined St. Louis on the Air host Don Marsh for a conversation both reflecting on her first 12 months in the role and looking ahead.

Everyone at 88.1 KDHX is wishing DJ Wilson a speedy recovery from his illness. **************** Alderwoman Heather Navarro was elected this July to fill the seat left open following Lyda Krewson's victory in the river city's mayoral election last spring. Navarro, a licensed attorney, is also the Executive Director of the Missouri Coalition for the Environment, an organization that seeks to "educate, organize, and advocate in defense of Missouri's people and their environment." Here's a look at how the conversation went: 0:00-6:30 - Introduction. "I don't know if anything can prepare you" for serving on the Board of Aldermen (BoA). 6:30-12:30 - Joining the BoA during a tumultuous time. "My role as a white person is to say 'Black Lives Matter'" and support the board's Black Caucus. 12:30-24:45 - Prop P. Navarro is glad the decision is ultimately in the hands of the voters. 24:45-25:45 - City-County merger. 25:45-28:45 - Public Education. 28:45-31:30 - Shrinking the BoA. Navarro serves on the legislative committee, the body who will decide how the new lines are drawn. 31:30-37:45 - What encourages Navarro? Passing a resolution calling on the city to get their power from 100% Renewable Energy certainly gives this environmentalist hope. 37:45-45:00 - Tax Abatements and wrapping up. "I have two dream jobs right now!" You can catch guest host Hank Thompson on the air Sunday nights at 6pm on 88.7 WSIE.

On the latest edition of the Politically Speaking podcast, St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum welcomes St. Louis Alderwoman Heather Navarro onto the program. Navarro recently took office as the alderwoman for the 28th Ward, a spot that became vacant after Lyda Krewson was elected mayor earlier this year. Navarro represents six neighborhoods, including the Central West End, Skinker DeBaliviere and Hi Pointe neighborhoods.

Doug Moore has spent 17 years with the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Moore recently interviewed the new St. Louis City mayor, Lyda Krewson, in an article titled, "New St. Louis mayor on her to-do list, political foes and getting 'remarried' to the county." Here's a quick, approximate breakdown of the interview if you'd like to skip around: 2:30-8:00 - Regional Flooding: The newsroom's responsibility 8:10-25:00 - New Mayor Lyda Krewson: The race, her team, and her prospects 25:00-33:30 - Homelessness in St. Louis: Closing the NLEC, opening of the Biddle House, and how we got here 33:45-38:15 - NGA: What it took to move the spy agency to the North Side 38:20-50:30 - The Newsroom: Changes at hand and headlines on the horizon

When St. Louis’ next mayor takes office, local artists will be waiting. They’ve got a list of things they want the mayor — likely Lyda Krewson — to do in support of the arts. They presented their ideas to mayoral candidates in a recent forum presented by Citizen Artist St. Louis. Their goals include a living wage, more artists at the table when economic development plans are decided and recognition of artists’ economic contributions. In our latest Cut & Paste arts and culture podcast, we talk with local artists about their expectations as voters and constituents, as well as creative professionals. Here’s some of what you’ll hear in the podcast: Artist MK Stallings, on the city’s priorities: “The city of St. Louis does a great job of getting behind its sports franchises and things of that nature but I don’t really see the city of St. Louis doing much to support the arts. Artist/activist De Nichols, about the impact of the arts: “The arts generate so much economic opportunity within

Just a week ahead of the decisive Democratic primary in the St. Louis City mayoral contest, our guest is city Treasurer and mayoral candidate Tishaura Jones. We have also spoken to mayoral candidates Lewis Reed, President of the Board of Aldermen (listen to Lewis on the Future Great City podcast) and Lyda Krewson, Alderwoman for the 28th Ward (listen to Lyda on the Future Great City podcast). From the Tishaura Jones for Mayor website (see her policy statements here): Building on a background as a public servant, financial services professional, and educator, Tishaura O. Jones was sworn in as Treasurer of St. Louis on January 1, 2013. She is the first woman to hold the office in the history of St. Louis and is running for Mayor of the City of St. Louis.

Charlie Tuna gets political with Alderman Lyda Krewson, who is running for Mayor of St. Louis. Lyda Krewson is Alderman of the 28th Ward, which is the most diverse ward in the St. Louis area.The post The Charlie Tuna Show- Seg. 1: Alderman Lyda Krewson appeared first on insidestl.com.

Our guest this week is St. Louis City President of the Board of Aldermen and mayoral candidate, Lewis Reed. Reed became the second official candidate for Room 200, a seat occupied by Mayor Francis Slay for the past 15 years. 28th Ward alderwoman Lyda Krewson was the first to announce a run in June. Listen to Lyda on the Future Great City podcast here. Reed is currently in his third term as president of the Board of Alderman, a citywide elected office. Prior to that office, Reed was elected to two terms as alderman for the city's 6th Ward. He unsuccessfully challenged Slay in the 2013 mayoral contest. 2013 saw basically a one-on-one primary, while the coming contest could feature a half-dozen or more candidates vying for the open seat. We plan to invite each officially declared candidate for mayor on the Future Great City podcast and feature interviews on a single page to better inform city voters. Our conversation with Lewis Reed ran well over an hour and we veered off into talking cycling and the city near the end. As a result, this podcast is presented in two parts, with the second half posted next week. Reed's announcement to run again was made with this video: Lewis Reed for Mayor of St Louis 2017, and accompanied by the following statement: St. Louis, Missouri-President of the Saint Louis Board of Alderman Lewis Reed released a video today (August 8, 2016) as an introduction to the community on his candidacy. Reed had previously made it public that he will be running for mayor, but this is the official announcement and first campaign communication. In the video, Reed highlights his diverse family life and why it is always best to include diverse opinions & perspectives, compassion and respect for others when addressing an issue. Also highlighted is his success in spearheading development in Lafayette Square and on Washington Ave as Aldermen of the 6th Ward, creation of Bike St. Louis, creating funding sources for youth programs, and bringing the NextDoor platform to the City of St. Louis.

Our guest this week is St. Louis City President of the Board of Aldermen and mayoral candidate, Lewis Reed. Reed became the second official candidate for Room 200, a seat occupied by Mayor Francis Slay for the past 15 years. 28th Ward alderwoman Lyda Krewson was the first to announce a run in June. Listen to Lyda on the Future Great City podcast here. Reed is currently in his third term as president of the Board of Alderman, a citywide elected office. Prior to that office, Reed was elected to two terms as alderman for the city's 6th Ward. He unsuccessfully challenged Slay in the 2013 mayoral contest. 2013 saw basically a one-on-one primary, while the coming contest could feature a half-dozen or more candidates vying for the open seat. We plan to invite each officially declared candidate for mayor on the Future Great City podcast and feature interviews on a single page to better inform city voters. Our conversation with Lewis Reed ran well over an hour and we veered off into talking cycling and the city near the end. As a result, this podcast is presented in two parts, with the second half posted next week. Reed's announcement to run again was made with this video: Lewis Reed for Mayor of St Louis 2017, and accompanied by the following statement: St. Louis, Missouri-President of the Saint Louis Board of Alderman Lewis Reed released a video today (August 8, 2016) as an introduction to the community on his candidacy. Reed had previously made it public that he will be running for mayor, but this is the official announcement and first campaign communication. In the video, Reed highlights his diverse family life and why it is always best to include diverse opinions & perspectives, compassion and respect for others when addressing an issue. Also highlighted is his success in spearheading development in Lafayette Square and on Washington Ave as Aldermen of the 6th Ward, creation of Bike St. Louis, creating funding sources for youth programs, and bringing the NextDoor platform to the City of St. Louis.

Two weeks ago, City of St. Louis Alderwoman Lyda Krewson announced her candidacy for mayor. We speak with her about the 28th Ward, why she first decided to run for city office, how she has approached her run for mayor, and more. Krewson, the chief financial officer of PGAV Architects, was first elected to the city's Board of Aldermen in 1997 in a special election. She has been re-elected five times, more recently in 2015. The 28th Ward encompasses parts of the six city neighborhoods: Central West End, DeBaliviere Place, Hi-Pointe, Skinker-DeBaliviere, West End, and Wydown-Skinker. Krewson earned an education degree from Truman State University, and an accounting degree from the University of Missouri-St. Louis. She is currently the Chair of the Transportation & Commerce Committee, and serves on the Airport Commission and Port Authority. More on the 28th Ward - City of St. Louis Lyda Krewson for Mayor website

Lyda Krewson has been the alderwoman for the 28th Ward since 1997. During her visit to KDHX, she talks about recent development in her Central West End ward, and discusses the importance of the continuation of the city's earnings tax, which is a ballot issue on April 5th.  Krewson has no plans for retiring and hopes to continue on the board when it is reformulated to just 14 aldermen after the 2020 census.