Today, a local politician tells his greatest adventure ever on a motorcycle   

Today, Kevin with a motorcycle repairman

Today, Kevin pulls over when he sees some men taking old signs off a building.

The owner of the first movie theatre in St Louis to offer big leather chairs and alcohol explains why it’s closing. Owner Harman Moseley says the Moolah Theater in Midtown "died of a thousand cuts."

Today, Kevin Killeen talks with a gas station clerk about a daylight raccoon sighting they shared. Photo credit: Getty Images

Today, Kevin catches up with a local Tony Bennett impersonator.

Today, Kevin has a tale of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig visiting University City. Photo credit: circa 1935: Babe Ruth (George Herman Ruth, 1895 - 1948) American professional baseball player signs a new two year contract with the 'New York Yankees'. (Photo by

Today, Kevin talks with people on how different Easter felt this year. Photo credit: Getty Images

The Reverend Tommy Simons, Pastor of Third Baptist Church near the Fox Theatre says his church went through the 1918 flu with similar measures. He’s getting ready to deliver his Easter sermon to an empty sanctuary.

Kevin meets a man with a bear in his back yard. Don't worry, it won't bite.