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Hancock & Kelley join Chris and Amy for the 1st hour. They discuss the dust-up between the Mayor and Police Chief; the St Louis divorce and the BMW Championship; Ryan Krull from St Louis Magazine talks about a string of new catalytic converter thefts in St Louis County; Sean Malone explains why St Charles County is dropping its Flock camera contract; Jen Siess on CITY SC. The 3rd hour includes comedian Dulce Sloan and family law attorney Susan L. Ward.

Marc and Kim cover St. Louis County's budget problems, a new police drone program and a multi-agency crime crackdown in St. Louis City. Nicole Murray joins with the latest business and market headlines, while the hour also covers Michele Tafoya's Minnesota Senate campaign, identity politics, California's media merger fight and continued concerns over Flock cameras and privacy. The hour wraps with In Other News.

Marc and Kim cover the growing debate over Flock cameras, privacy, surveillance and new safeguards, along with St. Louis County budget issues, police drones and local crime enforcement. Jim Carafano joins to discuss Iran and U.S. strategy in the Middle East, while Congresswoman Ann Wagner talks about Iran, the SAVE Act, election security and the midterm outlook. Dennis Hancock discusses the St. Louis County executive race, Sam Page, Prop U and county spending, and Jefferson County Sheriff Dave Marshack weighs in on Flock cameras, AI, facial recognition and law-enforcement technology. Nicole Murray joins with business and market headlines, Kim on a Whim looks at Gen Z treating sports betting like an investment, and the show also features In Other News and the latest Queen of Hearts drawing benefiting Guns and Hoses and Backstoppers.

Marc and Kim talk with St. Louis County Councilman Dennis Hancock about his county executive campaign, Sam Page's police board appointments, Prop U and the county budget. Jefferson County Sheriff Dave Marshack joins to discuss Flock cameras, license plate readers, new safeguards and growing concerns over AI-powered surveillance. The hour also features the latest Queen of Hearts drawing benefiting Guns and Hoses and Backstoppers.

St. Louis County Councilman and GOP county executive nominee Dennis Hancock joins Marc and Kim to discuss his race against Jake Zimmerman, his effort to appeal to traditional Democratic voters and his opposition to higher taxes. Hancock also weighs in on Sam Page's police board appointments, the county budget, Prop U and why he believes spending cuts and better management should come before new taxes.

In the St. Louis Morning Brief, local news coverage focuses on a federal civil rights lawsuit filed by a detective against the Brentwood Police Department alleging racial discrimination and unaddressed workplace misconduct. The brief reports on criminal charges filed by St. Louis police against 25-year-old Brianna Nichole Mathis for knowingly filing a false police report. The false report claimed her one-year-old child was inside a stolen vehicle, triggering a regional Amber Alert. Additionally, the segment highlights an infrastructure incident at O'Fallon Township High School, where a newly installed scoreboard broke free from ceiling mounts and fell onto the gymnasium floor. School officials confirmed no injuries occurred, and contractor Nevco is covering all repair costs for the floor and replacement equipment. The brief concludes with coverage of the St. Louis County Planning Commission's public hearing on proposed data center zoning regulations, which establish clear land-use tiers and conditional permit standards. Hashtags: #StLouisBrief #BrentwoodPolice #AmberAlert #OFallonHighSchool #StLouisCounty #DataCenters #STLNews

KMOX's Maria Keena explores the recent St Louis County Council discussion on data center regulations. Public comment to the planning commission will continue through the end of August.

Chris and Amy react to more data center proposals in St Louis County, this time ways to regulate them better; did County voters leave the county in the lurch when Pop U failed?; Sierra Kile is Darryl Kile's daughter, she's promoting heart health awareness at the Cardinals game tonight; Did you see this? threats to Messi at the World Cup.

Dave Simons from One Private Wealth joins Chris and Amy to break down the latest upcoming inflation numbers; Chris has a quick reaction to the new "Question of the Week', he'll take the extreme cold over the extreme heat; Brad Young explains the case against the New York Yankees stemming from an injury suffered by a fan; and could Prop U have been worded differently to get it passed in St Louis County?

St. Louis County Assessor and Democratic County Executive candidate Jake Zimmerman joins Chris and Amy after his primary victory. He discusses the county's structural deficit, the failure of Proposition U, rebuilding trust with the County Council and his vision for stronger regional cooperation.

Guest host Heidi Harris fills in for Marc Cox alongside Kim St. Onge for a complete four-hour broadcast on 97.1 FM Talk. Hour 1 examines Donald Trump's Las Vegas campaign rally, dynamic grocery pricing trends in Kim on a Whim, and Senator Ron Johnson securing Dr. Anthony Fauci's phone records following his 111 Fifth Amendment invocations. In Hour 2, the hosts review Overland's ICE partnership policy, St. Louis County budget warnings after Prop U's defeat, and a Webster Groves city credit card audit in the St. Louis Morning Brief, before KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman analyzes St. Louis Blues distribution models and Super Bowl ad rates. Hour 3 features former U.S. Senator Jim Talent evaluating Michigan's U.S. Senate primary, Middle East energy blockades, and defense munitions supplies, alongside an airport security lapse in Atlanta and $100 billion in SCOTUS-mandated tariff refunds. Hour 4 opens with service sector wage debates and Donald Trump's "No Tax on Tips" proposal, before CNS News Managing Editor Craig Bannister analyzes Rasmussen Reports polling on democratic socialist proposals, and Heidi concludes with her Vegas Crime Files true-crime podcast. Hashtags: #MarcCoxShow #HeidiHarris #KimStOnge #StLouisBrief #KimOnAWhim #TomAckerman #JimTalent #CraigBannister #DrFauci #MOpol #NoTaxOnTips Master Guest List: Tom Ackerman — Sports Director, KMOX Radio Jim Talent — Former U.S. Senator, Bipartisan Policy Center Craig Bannister — Managing Editor, CNS News

Hour 2 opens with guest host Heidi Harris and Kim St. Onge discussing generational shifts in independence, contrasting modern teenagers' reliance on smartphones with past milestones like driving. In the St. Louis Morning Brief, the hosts review Overland's refusal to partner with ICE, St. Louis County Executive Sam Page's warnings regarding the defeat of Prop U, and a state audit uncovering credit card abuse in Webster Groves. KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins to analyze pay-TV distribution trends for the St. Louis Blues and Super Bowl viewership dynamics. Hour 2 concludes with In Other News, covering a viral Memphis news anchor, Perez Hilton's TikTok crisis, and local OnlyFans creators. Hour Hashtags #HeidiHarris #KimStOnge #StLouisBrief #TomAckerman #STLBlues #InOtherNews #MOpol Hour Guest List Tom Ackerman (Sports Director, KMOX Radio)

Hour 2 opens with Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge analyzing local primary election surprises across St. Louis County, focusing on former County Assessor Jake Zimmerman's primary victory over State Senator Brian Williams. In the St. Louis Morning Brief, the hosts highlight the O'Fallon Police Department's Drone as First Responder (DFR) program tracking a suspect into a storm drain sewer, along with an East St. Louis homicide investigation involving a suspect in a clown costume. Nicole Murray delivers the morning financial report, reviewing Save A Lot's expansion in Gravois Park, Chipotle recalls, and shifts toward merit-based compensation. The hour concludes with In Other News, covering a Montana teen's rodeo lasso rescue, electric air taxis, and retail pet peeves. Hour Hashtags #MOpol #ElectionResults2026 #StLouisCounty #JakeZimmerman #StLouisMorningBrief #NicoleMurray #InOtherNews

Field correspondent Hugh St. Onge reports live from the St. Louis County Government Center as morning polling activity steadily increases during Missouri's primary election. St. Onge details strong worker enthusiasm and steady voter traffic, drawing comparisons between projected primary participation and past municipal turnouts. Reflecting on his visits to Arlington National Cemetery as a young man, Hugh highlights the profound civic obligation to vote in honor of military sacrifices, while Kim St. Onge and Marc Cox emphasize how local policy choices directly shape community well-being. Hashtags: #ElectionDay2026 #MOpol #StLouisCounty #VoterTurnout #CivicDuty

Hour 2 opens as voting officially begins across Missouri for the 2026 August primary election, with Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge guiding listeners through key ballot measures and candidate races using the station's official voter guide. In the St. Louis Morning Brief, the hosts cover a Creve Coeur trench collapse rescue, security improvements eliminating break-ins at the Railway Exchange Building, charges against suspects in a Ferguson murder, and Cardinals trade deadline transactions. Former State Senator John Lamping joins to analyze voter turnout projections, strategy surrounding Amendments 4 and 5, and the St. Charles County Executive race. Hour 2 wraps up with In Other News, reviewing Zac Brown's historic $40 million concert cruise giveaway, sports commentary from Clay Travis, and rising dating trends amid inflation. Hour Hashtags#ElectionDay2026 #MOpol #BillEigel #StLouisMorningBrief #JohnLamping #VoteYesOn5

Anthony Martinez is a Reference Librarian and the program instructor. He talks with KMOX's Jade Aubrey about the safe sitter program.

We now know in St. Louis County, there are 117 people who have been confirmed to have Cyclospora, as of this report. That number could be much higher. Each area's health department is responsible for contacting sick individuals.

Mark is joined by Rick Stream, the Republican Elections Director for St Louis County. They discuss what voters need to know ahead of next Tuesday's election and more.

In hour 1 of The Mark Reardon Show, Mark is joined by Les Sterman, with Citizens for a Greater Downtown St Louis. They discuss his thoughts on the safety issues in the downtown area. Is change coming? Mark is later joined by Denny Hoskins, the Missouri Secretary of State. They discuss his commitment to election integrity in Missouri and what he is finding as he continues to examine the state's voter rolls. In hour 2, Sue hosts "Sue's News," where she discusses the latest trending entertainment news, this day in history, the random fact of the day and more. Mark is then joined by Rick Stream, the Republican Elections Director for St Louis County. They discuss what voters need to know ahead of next Tuesday's election and more. He is later joined by David Amelotti, an Investigative Reporter and Anchor at First Alert 4. They discuss his recent article, "Can St Louis Support a Possible NBA team? In hour 3, Mark is joined by Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt. They discuss Lindsey Graham's funeral which occurred today, Trump's meetings with Netanyahu and Zelenskyy, and the latest on the Save America Act. Mark is later joined by George Rosenthal, a Co-Owner of Throttlenet for Tech Talk Tuesday. They discuss the return of pupil tracking glasses, the surge of Shadow AI and more. He wraps up the show with the Audio Cut of the Day.

In hour 2, Sue hosts "Sue's News," where she discusses the latest trending entertainment news, this day in history, the random fact of the day and more. Mark is then joined by Rick Stream, the Republican Elections Director for St Louis County. They discuss what voters need to know ahead of next Tuesday's election and more. He is later joined by David Amelotti, an Investigative Reporter and Anchor at First Alert 4. They discuss his recent article, "Can St Louis Support a Possible NBA team?

Marc Cox and Dan Buck continue the debate over Missouri Amendments 4 and 5, election integrity, outside spending and the fight over changing the state constitution. Dennis Ganahl of Missouri Tax Relief Now joins to break down St. Louis County Props C and U and concerns over county taxes and spending. Plus, Marc and Dan discuss national politics, media coverage and wrap the show with movies, concerts and entertainment.

In hour 1 of The Mark Reardon Show, Mark is joined by 97.1 FM Talk Chief Meteorologist to discuss the record heat that the St Louis area is currently experiencing. Mark is then joined by Lt. General Keith Kellogg, a retired US Army veteran, Co-Chair of American Security at The America First Policy Institute and a former Assistant to the President & Special Presidential Envoy for Ukraine during President Trump's second term. He shares the latest on the pause in military attacks on Iran. Mark is joined by Melissa Price Smith, the Prosecuting Attorney of St Louis County. She is running for her first full term as Prosecutor and discusses her work to date and her future plans.

Mark is joined by Melissa Price Smith, the Prosecuting Attorney of St Louis County. She is running for her first full term as Prosecutor and discusses her work to date and her future plans.

In hour 1 of The Mark Reardon Show, Mark is joined by 97.1 FM Talk Chief Meteorologist to discuss the record heat that the St Louis area is currently experiencing. Mark is then joined by Lt. General Keith Kellogg, a retired US Army veteran, Co-Chair of American Security at The America First Policy Institute and a former Assistant to the President & Special Presidential Envoy for Ukraine during President Trump's second term. He shares the latest on the pause in military attacks on Iran. Mark is joined by Melissa Price Smith, the Prosecuting Attorney of St Louis County. She is running for her first full term as Prosecutor and discusses her work to date and her future plans. In hour 2, Sue hosts, "Sue's News" where she discusses the latest trending entertainment news, this day in history, the random fact of the day and more. Mark is joined by Phil Holloway, the Host of the Megyn Kelly True Crime Show and a Former Assistant District Attorney and Former Police Officer. He reacts to Brian Kohberger seeking to withdraw his guilty plea in the Idaho killings. Mark is joined by KSDK Sports Director Frank Cusumano. He discusses the Cardinals disappointing weekend series against the Reds, Joe Buck's induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame and more. In hour 3, Mark is joined by John Ziegler, the Co-Host of the podcast, “The Death of Journalism” and a former Mediaite Columnist. He reacts to Dr Anthony Fauci testifying again before Congress on Wednesday following the release of his personal diary with entries involving the pandemic. Mark is joined by Jordan Duecker, a Former Director of Strategic Initiatives at the Manhattan Institute and a Former Aide in the offices of Missouri Governors Mike Parson and Eric Greitens. He's also an MBA Graduate from Washington University in St Louis. They discuss his latest piece in the City Journal, "A Decade After Michael Brown, Activists Still Rule Ferguson." They wrap up the show with the Audio Cut of the Day.

Chris and Amy chat with an advocate for Prop U in St Louis County which would raise taxes on online sales; the 'Egg Beat' returns with a Salmonella warnings; Matt Pauley says the Cardinals season could go either way; Cracker Barrel CEO is stepping down.

St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Melissa Price-Smith joins ahead of the August 4th primary to lay out the real changes she's made since taking office — reinstating the violent crime unit, launching the county's first-ever dedicated homicide unit, ending automatic probation for gun crimes, and expanding outreach to keep at-risk teens out of the system. She addresses the frustrating limits on prosecuting juvenile offenders and the urgent need for reform when it comes to teens committing violent crimes. Price-Smith also responds to her opponent's push to reopen the Ferguson case, a move dismissed as political theater rather than public safety. A tough-on-crime message that crosses party lines — only on The Marc Cox Morning Show. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #MelissaPriceSmith #StLouisCounty #TougherOnCrime #GunCrimeCrackdown #PublicSafety #August4Primary #STLPodcast #MissouriPolitics #LawAndOrder

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In hour 1 of The Mark Reardon Show, the crew shares their thoughts on the World Cup Final's Halftime Show. Mark is joined by Josh Hammer, Newsweek's Senior Editor at Large and the Host of The Josh Hammer Show on 97.1 FM Talk. He discusses New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's threat to arrest Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when he appears in NYC in September. He also discusses the continued extremism of the Democratic party as it moves towards socialism. Mark is later joined by Jacob Olidort, a Chief Research Officer and Director of American Security at the America First Policy Institute. They discuss the US continuing to airstrike Iran. What is the solution? How long will this last? In hour 2, Sue hosts, "Sue's News" where she discusses the latest trending entertainment news, this day in history, the random fact of the day and more. Mark is then joined by Kurt Bahr, the Republican Election Director for St Charles County. They discuss early voting beginning on Tuesday in St Charles, St Louis City and St Louis County. How does it work? Where can people vote? When will we see results? He and Ethan are later joined by KSDK Sports Director Frank Cusumano. They discuss the Cardinals disappointing Sunday loss over the weekend against the Diamondbacks, Spain defeating Argentina in the World Cup final and more. In hour 3, Mark is joined by FBI Deputy Director Andrew Bailey. They discuss the conclusion of the World Cup and a successful protection of all of the sites in the United States, including Kansas City. He also reacts to today's anti-government attack on a federal building in New York City that housed ICE operations and more. Mark is later joined by Dan Reardon, KMOX's Golf Correspondent. They recap the British Open and all of the controversy to come from this weekend's tournament. They wrap up the show with the Audio Cut of the Day.

In hour 2, Sue hosts, "Sue's News" where she discusses the latest trending entertainment news, this day in history, the random fact of the day and more. Mark is then joined by Kurt Bahr, the Republican Election Director for St Charles County. They discuss early voting beginning on Tuesday in St Charles, St Louis City and St Louis County. How does it work? Where can people vote? When will we see results? He and Ethan are later joined by KSDK Sports Director Frank Cusumano. They discuss the Cardinals disappointing Sunday loss over the weekend against the Diamondbacks, Spain defeating Argentina in the World Cup final and more.

Mark is joined by Kurt Bahr, the Republican Election Director for St Charles County. They discuss early voting beginning on Tuesday in St Charles, St Louis City and St Louis County. How does it work? Where can people vote? When will we see results?

Show-Me Institute Audio Briefs features audio versions of select articles, commentary, and publications from the Show-Me Institute. Learn more at showmeinstitute.org: https://showmeinstitute.org/article/economy/the-senior-services-tax-proposal-in-st-louis-county-is-as-bad-as-it-gets/ Produced by Show-Me Opportunity This episode was produced using AI-generated narration.

They react to Barstool's claim that Walker is "too cool for the Cardinals," discuss Cardinals fan culture, and even tackle the viral debate over whether Walker should become a baseball superstar or cure a disease. Plus, St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Melissa Price Smith joins the show to discuss violent crime, public safety, new initiatives in her office, and her campaign ahead of the August primary. The hour wraps up with a look at the record-breaking $50 million T. rex fossil sale and what it says about billionaires, museums, and collecting history.

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'St. Louis County government is a mess,' says County Assessor Jake Zimmerman, who explains the reason why he's running to replace the outgoing Sam Page for St. Louis County Executive. He joins Chris and Amy to explain his positions. He points to the turmoil among county elected and the $80 million budget hole. 'If less money is coming in the door than going out the door, you've got a problem,' states Zimmerman. He says the County Council continues to spend dollars that are 'one time' amounts.

Dennis Hancock and the District 3 St Louis County Councilman and candidate for St Louis County Executive. He joins Chris and Amy in-studio as the council looks to fill a 'hole' in the County budget. Are cuts the answer? 'I think that's where you have to start.' 'Water finds its own level, so does spending in government,' points out Hancock.

Missouri State Senator Brian Williams joins Chris and John Hancock. He's in the race for St. Louis County Executive. That primary is coming up in early August. He talks about the importance of the relationship between the City and County & state leaders; a looming budget issue facing the county; and efforts to grow the county's population.

Jade Aubrey visited with Emily McIlvoy, St Louis County Library's Teen Services Coordinator, about a 4-week program that teaches coding to young teenagers. Participants will be chosen by lottery. Entries accepted June 22-28. Winners will be randomly selected Monday, June 29 and contacted by end of business Tuesday, June 30. More information on how to sign-up: https://www.slcl.org/events/coding-101 (Photo by Leonardo Fernandez Viloria/Getty Images)

Hour 1 of The Marc Cox Morning Show comes out swinging and doesn't let up for a second. Three Democratic Socialists just swept New York primaries and they're headed to Congress — and the left is celebrating like it's a revolution. Marc Cox asks the question every common sense American is thinking: where does this end? While the radical left dreams of government-owned grocery stores and rent control fantasies, the mainstream media is simultaneously burying a massive economic win — US manufacturing just hit a four-year high with five straight months of growth, and the Trump economic plan is delivering exactly what was promised. Back home in St. Louis, Kim St. Onge blows the lid off the infuriating Starbucks story where two employees who heroically fought off armed robbers got fired for it, and their lawsuit is finally heading back to court. Then Marc Cox drops the bombshell memo that hit every police chief's desk in St. Louis County this morning — Sam Page's jail is turning away prisoners, twenty-three medical positions are disappearing, and law enforcement is being used as a political pawn in a budget standoff the Democrats created. Former County Police Chief Tim Fitch joins in Hour 2 to break it all down. This is The Marc Cox Morning Show — and Hour 1 is just the opening bell. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #Hour1 #NewYorkSocialists #Mamdani #DSA #USManufacturing #TrumpEconomy #KimOnAWhim #Starbucks #SelfDefense #SamPage #StLouisCounty #JailCrisis #TimFitch #PropU #ConservativeRadio #MAGA #PatriotRadio #AmericaFirst #CommonSenseConservative #StLouis #MorningShow

Hour 2 of The Marc Cox Morning Show pulls no punches and covers every angle. Marc Cox lays out the jaw-dropping platforms of the three Democratic Socialist primary winners headed to Congress from New York — abolish prisons, abolish ICE, open borders, taxpayer-funded transgender treatments, and one candidate who literally wiped her hands on the American flag. The dirtbag left isn't a fringe movement anymore — it's winning elections. Then the St. Louis Morning Brief brings it home with Kim St. Onge breaking down Sam Page's jail staffing crisis that went into effect at 6 a.m. this very morning, a major Cardinals ownership announcement expected this afternoon, and a Jefferson County school bus driver facing thirty-seven felony counts after blowing a .02. Business reporter Nicole Murray joins to deliver the local and national numbers, including teen summer jobs hitting their lowest point since the 1940s and a bipartisan housing bill heading to President Trump's desk. Then In Other News caps the hour with a runaway driverless Waymo police chase, an Amazon driver who mistook a front lawn for a driveway, and a JP Morgan executive who torched her career over a Knicks trash can. Former County Police Chief Tim Fitch is up next — and you will not want to miss what he has to say. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #Hour2 #DSA #DemocraticSocialists #NewYork #SamPage #StLouisCounty #JailCrisis #StLouisMorningBrief #Cardinals #NicoleMurray #InOtherNews #Waymo #Amazon #NYKnicks #TeenJobs #HousingBill #TimFitch #ConservativeRadio #MAGA #PatriotRadio #AmericaFirst #CommonSenseConservative #StLouis #MorningShow

St. Louis County Elections Director Rick Stream joins Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge to discuss the upcoming August election, absentee voting timelines, turnout expectations, and the statewide and county measures appearing on the ballot. Stream also highlights the county's need for additional poll workers, particularly Republicans, and explains the training, responsibilities, and compensation available for those interested in serving on Election Day.

The Marc Cox Morning Show welcomes the brand new St. Louis County Police Chief Juan Cox — and he wastes zero time getting to the hard stuff. Fresh off his promotion after 30 years rising through the ranks, Chief Cox opens up about the crisis that keeps him up at night — teenage takeovers that pop up faster than his department can respond, repeat juvenile offenders who are back on the street corners before the ink dries on their paperwork, and a family court system that keeps tying law enforcement's hands. He shares a story from his undercover days that will make your jaw drop and tells Marc exactly what he wants to see change. Plus the department is facing budget cuts, an ambitious drone program on hold, and a tax increase on the August ballot. This is the kind of straight talk from law enforcement that conservatives have been waiting to hear — and only The Marc Cox Morning Show delivers it first. HASHTAGS: #MarcCoxMorningShow #ChiefJuanCox #StLouisCountyPolice #JuvenileCrime #TeenTakeovers #LawAndOrder #BackTheBlue #StLouis #PublicSafety #ConservativeTalk #MAGA #AmericaFirst #MorningRadio #PatriotMedia #CrimeAndPunishment

Col Juan Cox was just appointed as St Louis County Police and joins Megan Lynch. He jokes that his top priority, 'the first is try not to screw it up.' He wants the department to focus on reducing violent crime, community outreach and be more 'data-driven.' He addresses the teen takeover events. 'We have to really start holding these juveniles accountable for their action,' says Cox. Cox says we're 'Definitely seeing a lack of parenting.' He chats about his relationship with former Chief Kenneth Gregory and inter-agency relationships that he promoted.

You thought your Wednesday morning commute was rough — try sharing St. Louis County soil with a regenerating, toxin-releasing, hammerhead shark-headed worm straight out of a horror movie. Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge have the full stomach-turning story, plus the one rule you absolutely cannot break when you find one in your yard. Then the good news — St. Louis County has a new police chief, Juan Cox (no relation), and early signs suggest he's the real deal with a track record of actually lowering crime. And just when you thought the stories couldn't get wilder, a St. John man strangled his coworker over a promotion and told police he would have killed her if the manager hadn't walked in. It's the St. Louis Morning Brief on the Marc Cox Morning Show — your one-stop briefing for everything happening in your backyard, and apparently, under it too. HASHTAGS: #StLouisMorningBrief #MarcCoxMorningShow #HammerheadWorm #StLouisCounty #InvasiveSpecies #StLouis #JuanCox #NewPoliceChief #LawAndOrder #BackTheBlue #StLouisNews #MissouriNews #CrimeNews #MorningRadio #ConservativeRadio #LocalNews #WakeUpAmerica #MissouriConservative #PatriotRadio #MAGA

Chris and Amy on a Tuesday of a holiday week. They speak with Dave Simons about the economy and investing; Vinny Rottino from the Brewers tv network; and Andrew Egger about the comings and goings in Washington, DC. Plus, what is the worst stretch of road in St Louis County?; our Question of the week revolves around your personal quirks; and should 'Tarps-off' be everywhere?

The segment centers on St. Louis County Councilman Dennis Hancock outlining the council's allegations that County Executive Sam Page violated a charter rule barring outside employment, citing SSM work records and reimbursement data as evidence of outside activity beyond his official role. Hancock argues the council has referred the matter to prosecutors and the attorney general after concluding Page's “volunteer work” explanation does not align with employment documentation, raising the possibility of removal from office depending on legal findings. The discussion also touches on broader concerns about transparency, compensation structures, and whether the ongoing legal pressure could accelerate Page's political exit. Hashtags: #StLouisCounty #SamPage #DennisHancock #CountyPolitics #GovernmentOversight #LegalInvestigation #MissouriPolitics

Hour 4 opens with President Trump's comments on Iran, framing internal divisions within the regime between moderates and hardliners as negotiations continue over a rejected peace proposal. Senator Eric Schmitt argues Iran's military position has been significantly weakened, particularly in missile capability and naval strength, and says the administration's priority remains preventing nuclear weapon development while avoiding a prolonged Middle East conflict. The discussion turns to War Powers authority, with Schmitt stating congressional approval is not currently required due to the absence of active hostilities, while reiterating opposition to long-term foreign entanglements and pushing back on criticism from Senator Mark Kelly regarding U.S. munitions stockpiles. The focus then shifts to domestic politics, where Schmitt supports aggressive legal challenges following a Supreme Court-related redistricting ruling, arguing that states like California and Illinois have used unfair mapping practices and suggesting DOJ intervention could reshape congressional balance after the 2030 census. A lighter exchange follows regarding Schmitt golfing with Bryson DeChambeau and President Trump in a pro-am setting. The hour transitions into a major policy dispute over police funding, highlighting a state-controlled police board counter-suing a city over mandated funding levels. That leads into San Francisco's new police contract, which includes multi-year raises and a $25,000 signing bonus aimed at addressing recruitment shortages amid ongoing crime concerns. The segment contrasts these changes with past defund-the-police efforts and points to continued issues like vehicle break-ins as evidence of strained public safety policy outcomes. The hour closes with a developing local political story involving a St. Louis County Ethics Committee meeting reportedly reviewing County Executive Sam Page over allegations related to holding multiple jobs. Hashtags: #Iran #EricSchmitt #Trump #WarPowers #Redistricting #SupremeCourt #PoliceFunding #SanFrancisco #CrimePolicy #StLouisCounty #EthicsProbe #USPolitics #MiddleEast #LocalNews

Kristen Sorth, Director of the St. Louis County Library joins Megan Lyncgh with details on the library systems new kids book club that focuses on younger readers and includes evening programming.

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Nearly six years have passed since Troy Doyle sued the St. Louis County Police Department over what he alleges was a broken promise to promote him to police chief. After multiple delays, the case has cost the county more than $900,000. Attorneys Dave Roland, Arindam Kar and Jenny Woulfe discuss the employment discrimination case in this month's Legal Roundtable alongside other notable, ongoing lawsuits against the City of St. Louis' police department and school system. They also react to news of the lawsuit filed by the influencer “The Woke Ginger,” who alleges his employer violated an obscure Missouri law that prohibits employers from terminating people for their political beliefs.

On the latest episode of the Politically Speaking Hour on St. Louis on the Air, STLPR's Jason Rosenbaum talks with attorney Joe Blanner about the prospect of St. Louis entering St. Louis County as a municipality. Rosenbaum also takes stock about the end of the 2026 candidate filing period – and also previews Tuesday's municipal elections with STLPR's Hiba Ahmad.