SUMMARY: A 22-year-old Florissant man, Anthony Scott, was charged with two counts of first-degree burglary after breaking into two apartments early Tuesday morning at Sugar Pines Apartments. Scott entered one victim’s bedroom through a bent window screen, fleeing after she screamed and grabbed a bat. He was also found inside a second victim’s apartment near the front door before fleeing again. Surveillance footage and fingerprints linked Scott to multiple burglaries, including previous offenses involving unlawful entry and inappropriate touching of female victims’ feet and legs. Scott is held on a \$500,000 bond with a bond reduction hearing set for June 6.

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SUMMARY: Judi D shares viral TikTok stories and insightful advice on Studio STL. A video comparing redheads to Black people as a marginalized group sparked discussion, with Judi reflecting on personal bullying experiences and appreciating the message of solidarity. Next, she highlights a heartwarming Alaska Airlines story where passengers gave marriage advice to an engaged couple, including “don’t go to bed angry” and “never stop communicating.” Judi also touches on concerns about kids’ social media use and how “doomscrolling” increases belief in fake news, suggesting screen time limits. Finally, new research shows work stress affects pets, emphasizing the importance of leaving work stress behind to support family harmony.

Tim Ezell and Judi spill this tea this Friday! Catch Judi D weekday mornings on KLOU 103.3

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SUMMARY: Tornado victims in St. Clair, Henry, and Benton counties, Missouri, will not receive state assistance after the May 19 tornadoes. State aid was denied partly because many affected homes were second homes, disqualifying them from funding. Local emergency management agencies are seeking alternative resources and volunteers to help with cleanup efforts. The Iconium Fire Protection District is asking for volunteers with dump trucks, trailers, and wood chipper operators to clear debris in devastated neighborhoods. Fire Chief David Price emphasized the lack of state and FEMA funding and the community’s reliance on neighbors and volunteers to recover.

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