A Carney Call-in: Miss the sound of John’s voice? Hear him chat from the recuperating bed with Martin Kilcoyne
John Carney calls in from his bed, while recuperating….and for a guy who had open-heart surgery last week, he sounds great!
McCaskill, Blunt, Vilsack push for action in Washington to address Missouri opioid epidemic
ST. LOUIS (KTRS) – U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill (D-MO) is fed up with Missouri legislators failing to put a prescription drug monitoring system in place to curb abuse and reduce overdose deaths. “They have once again, I think for the fifth or sixth time this session, refused to take this basic step,” she said at the…
Religious Leaders Say Proposed Bill Threatens Homeless In St. Louis
St. Louis, MO (KTRS) Religious leaders are teaming up to fight a proposed St. Louis measure pertaining to vending they claim would make it illegal to help the homeless. On Thursday they gathered for a luncheon followed by a press conference at Transformation Christian Church in north St. Louis to discuss Board Bill 66. Reverend…
Dome Ready for Legends Send-Off
After months of hard work, the building formerly known as the Edward Jones Dome, is ready for one more memorable football game, featuring the stars that kept it full for so many years. One of the architects of so many of those memories, is also the architect for this Legends of the Dome game, Isaac…
Coach Dick Vermeil Discusses the Greatest Show on Turf
Dick Vermeil joined Martin to talk about the Greatest Show on Turf Days and Isaac Bruce’s Legends of the Dome game this weekend. Coach Vermeil will be coaching one of the teams.
St. Louis City Staffers Will Go Door-To-Door To Check On Residents During Heatwave
St. Louis, MO (KTRS) Steps are being taken to protect St. Louis residents from the extreme heat. Beginning Thursday, teams from several city departments will go door-to-door to check on those most at risk, including the elderly and disabled. Mayor Francis Slay sent a voice recording to elderly and at-risk residents listed on the City’s Functional…
Plans For 24-Hour Homeless Shelter Put On Hold
St. Louis, MO (KTRS) A plan to open a 24-hour homeless shelter north of downtown St. Louis is being put on hold. On Wednesday, a three member financial board, which consists of Mayor Francis Slay, Comptroller Darlene Green, and Board of Aldermen PresidentLewis Reed, failed to approve a contract for the Biddle House. This was…
