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From gang member to WWE, North St. Louis native now wants to motivate kids to dream
From gang member to WWE, North St. Louis native now wants to motivate kids to dream. He gives motivational speeches to young people, especially kids growing up like he did, encouraging them to dream big and dream wide.
St. Louis All Local AM: 2 dead in Olivette shooting, 4 shot in south city
Olive was shut down for hours as police investigated two shooting deaths, one person killed and 3 wounded in shooting at Grand/Gravois, CVPA/Collegiate school shooting investigation complete, lawyer weighs in on Christopher Dunn’s plight
Three Good Things: The history and impact of Olympic protests
The International Olympic Committee has preached for more than a century that politics and protest have no place in sport. Try telling that to the athletes and countries participating (or not) in just about every Games since 1896.
City SC kicks off Leagues Cup with 2-1 win over FC Dallas
St. Louis CITY SC won their first Leagues Cup game 2-1 against FC Dallas at CITYPARK on Saturday night. Dallas opened the scoring in the 18th minute with a goal from Sam Junqua. St. Louis responded with a goal from Cedric Teuchert
Roaming St. Louis: Brew Tulum brings Mexican coffee vibes to Landing
For his Roaming St. Louis segment this week, KMOX host Scott Jagow dropped by The Landing, the cobblestone streets area of downtown that’s making a comeback. One of the new tenants is Brew Tulum, a Mexican coffee shop that began in Tulum, Mexico.
St. Louis All Local PM: St. Louis region top ten for job growth for first time since 1990
The head of St. Louis Public Schools is out. St. Louis police announce its investigation is now closed into the 2022 deadly shooting at Central Visual and Performing Arts High School.
St. Louis Public Schools Superintendent placed on "temporary leave of absence"
After just a year on the job and just weeks before the start of the school year, St. Louis Public Schools Superintendent Keisha Scarlett has been placed on “temporary leave of absence” by the Board of Education of the city of St. Louis,
New Emily Pulitzer endowment brings new curator to St Louis Art Museum
Jorge Rivas was named the St. Louis Art Museum’s inaugural Emily Rauh Pulitzer Deputy Director and Chief Curator earlier this week. This newly created position, made possible by commitment of museum trustee and former Art Museum curator Pulitzer
Missouri court blocks updated Title IX protections for LGBTQ students
A federal judge in St. Louis on Wednesday halted implementation of a Biden administration rule that extends protections for LGBTQ students, adding to the number of U.S. courts that have issued similar orders.
St. Louis All Local AM: Alton cop indicted for theft, SNAP details lawsuit against Archdiocese
SNAP details allegations in priest abuse lawsuit against Archdiocese, shooting overnight in North County, former Alton police officer indicted for theft, GOP gubernatorial candidates debate, COVID spike, Wentzville strike over, baby formula lawsuit
'Our Super Bowl, our World Series' Former Olympic Swimmer discusses experience of competing in the Olympics
Alfredo Jacobo, the Senior Vice President and Audit Director at Midwest Bankcentre in St. Louis joined KMOX to discuss competing in the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia and discusses the traits he has brought from competing in Olympics to his life.
A historical version of America's pastime to be featured at Forest Park
ST. LOUIS (KMOX)–Vintage Baseball returns to Forest Park this Saturday. The 10th annual St. Louis Cup will have 13 teams playing on 4 fields starting at 9 AM. The matches will be played using the rules of 1860 baseball.
St. Louis All Local AM: Christopher Dunn stopped at prison doors
Missouri Supreme Court ruling keeps Christopher Dunn locked up, new lawsuit filed against Archdiocese for clergy sex abuse, DEA says more pharmacy break-ins, four injured in fight at city jail, Fields Foods owner settling lawsuits
A set back for Christopher Dunn after his 1990 murder conviction was vacated.
Sengheiser called Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s opposition to Dunn’s release an affront to the rule of law. Attorneys in the A-G’s office contend the Missouri Court of Appeals, not Judge Sengheiser, have the authority to halt their appeal
St. Louis All Local PM: Dunn release, stabbing at City Justice Center, Pritzker pondering, Midtown Target impact
Another uprising at the St. Louis City Justice Center. A judge has ordered a state prison to immediately release Christopher Dunn. Illinois Gov J.B. Pritzker answers
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