In the news: homeless encampment booted from City Hall grounds moves down street, city gets federal grant for affordable housing, local rabbi and church group in Israel, anti-Semitism on rise, winery for sale

In the news: homeless encampment booted from City Hall grounds moves down street, city gets federal grant for affordable housing, local rabbi and church group in Israel, anti-Semitism on rise, winery for sale

A daily dive into the top headlines in St. Louis, delivering the news you need in 10 minutes or less from KMOX.

A daily dive into the top headlines in St. Louis, delivering the news you need in 10 minutes or less from KMOX.

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St. Louis Local AM: Homeless encampment moves, locals in Israel

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team.
In the aftermath of a highway shooting that left a teen in critical condition, KMOX News asks the St. Louis City Police Chief if this is part of a bigger concern.
Authorities think they've got the two men who kidnapped a woman from Clayton, shot her, and left her for dead in north St. Louis.
As the Governor and St. Louis County Executive continue to argue over who will replace outgoing Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell, will there be a resolution before he leaves for Washington?
There's growing concern about what will happen to the animals at St. Louis County's Animal Care and Control shelter once the A-P-A breaks ties with the County in February.
The Francis Howell School Board is holding off on a policy that would ban students who identify as transgender from using bathrooms and locker rooms matching their gender identity.
The Salvation Army is marching ahead with their Thanksgiving meal after a fire.
Just hours remain until our Thanksgiving Eve tradition: Guns 'n Hoses.
As CITY SC opens the new season in February, they'll be led by their third coach in franchise history.

Plus, Michael talks holiday travel with Lambert Airport Director Rhonda Hamm-Niebreugge.

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team.
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<li>In the aftermath of a highway shooting that left a teen in critical condition, KMOX News asks the St. Louis City Police Chief if this is part of a bigger concern.</li>
<li>Authorities think they've got the two men who kidnapped a woman from Clayton, shot her, and left her for dead in north St. Louis.</li>
<li>As the Governor and St. Louis County Executive continue to argue over who will replace outgoing Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell, will there be a resolution before he leaves for Washington?</li>
<li>There's growing concern about what will happen to the animals at St. Louis County's Animal Care and Control shelter once the A-P-A breaks ties with the County in February.</li>
<li>The Francis Howell School Board is holding off on a policy that would ban students who identify as transgender from using bathrooms and locker rooms matching their gender identity.</li>
<li>The Salvation Army is marching ahead with their Thanksgiving meal after a fire.</li>
<li>Just hours remain until our Thanksgiving Eve tradition: Guns 'n Hoses.</li>
<li>As CITY SC opens the new season in February, they'll be led by their third coach in franchise history.</li>
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Plus, Michael talks holiday travel with Lambert Airport Director Rhonda Hamm-Niebreugge.

St. Louis All Local PM: Police chief on highway shooting

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team.

New information on the E-coli outbreak that has made over 100 people sick, who ate food by Andre's Banquet and Catering. Police say they have recovered Michelle Hampton’s car and a second vehicle of interest in her murder. A group of Illinois educators want to expand career prep with dual-enrollment programs and partnerships in fields like healthcare, technology, and manufacturing. The Pierre Laclede Center, a pair of towers in Clayton, are now officially properties of the Hoffmann Family of Companies.

Plus, Michael talks with Arch Grants Executive Director Gabe Angieri.

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team.
New information on the E-coli outbreak that has made over 100 people sick, who ate food by Andre's Banquet and Catering. Police say they have recovered Michelle Hampton’s car and a second vehicle of interest in her murder. A group of Illinois educators want to expand career prep with dual-enrollment programs and partnerships in fields like healthcare, technology, and manufacturing. The Pierre Laclede Center, a pair of towers in Clayton, are now officially properties of the Hoffmann Family of Companies.
Plus, Michael talks with Arch Grants Executive Director Gabe Angieri.

St. Louis All Local PM: Progress on Railway Exchange Building

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team.

The legal effort is dropped to get St. Louis County Councilman Dennis Hancock out of office. Two of the biggest opposing voices on how to spend the Rams settlement money debated their positions. A fire won't stop the Salvation Army from serving food. Police say they've found a 'vehicle of interest' in the kidnapping and killing of a woman from Clayton. A new lawsuit accuses former pediatrician Craig Spiegel of sexually assaulting numerous women through his practice.

Plus, Michael talks with Dierbergs' David Calandro about Thanksgiving orders.

The top local news with Michael Calhoun and the KMOX news team.
The legal effort is dropped to get St. Louis County Councilman Dennis Hancock out of office. Two of the biggest opposing voices on how to spend the Rams settlement money debated their positions. A fire won't stop the Salvation Army from serving food. Police say they've found a 'vehicle of interest' in the kidnapping and killing of a woman from Clayton. A new lawsuit accuses former pediatrician Craig Spiegel of sexually assaulting numerous women through his practice.
Plus, Michael talks with Dierbergs' David Calandro about Thanksgiving orders.

St. Louis Local AM: Homeless encampment moves, locals in Israel

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