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Debbie Hill, Vice President of Operations for the Human Society of Missouri, and Mike Bizelli, Photographer and Author of `Last Day on a Chain`, join the show to discuss an event known as the `Missouri 500` which has since been written in the book.

One group focused on improving economic opportunities for black-owned business was formed after the unrest in Ferguson. Tonight they opened up a discussion with the public about what needs to improve.They packed into Fresno`s Diner near the Grand Aveny Water Tower in the College Hills neighborhood and shared ideas. Some said too many programs offering grants fail to determine whether they work. The owner of Fresno`s Diner spoke about the struggle to stay in business and the importance of remaining in north St. Louis.Real STL News and the Heartland St. Louis Black Chamber of Commerce teamed up for the event. Organizers say there`s a strong desire for black-owned businesses to thrive but the support network has not been there to help. The Black Chamber formed to fill that void following the unrest in Ferguson."So that they can stay in business longer, longer than the dreadful two years. So that they can have all the things in place so that when they go to banks, and they ar

Three men were shot and two of them died after a fiery crash near Interstate 70 and the Riverview exit in north St. Louis on Wednesday afternoon. St. Louis Metropolitan Police reported the one survivor was in critical condition. He was found in a car on Plover Ave. near the scene of the crash.About a dozen witnesses rushed to try and help two men who crashed their vehicle. Police said the two men had been shot and did not survive. Witnesses tried carrying the men away from the smoke and flames of the fire and began performing CPR until first responders arrived."There was one guy already on the ground that was giving CPR to him pumping his chest and giving CPR to him and there were two gentlemen that carried a guy over and the laid him down and proceeded to give him CPR as well," said area resident Lakisha Day.Police said shell casings they recovered in the area indicate several different types of firearms were used."Middle of the day with a lot of people home and there`s typic

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Surgeons at SSM Health St. Louis University Hospital are now using a revolutionary non-surgical approach to attack brain aneurysms."So, an aneurysm is a ballooning out of a wall of a blood vessel," said SLUCare and SSM Health St. Louis University Hospital Stroke Institute Director, Dr. Randall Edgell.A ruptured aneurysm can lead to a stroke or death. Previous treatment for large aneurysms was long, difficult, open surgery with risks, and a long recovery. Dr. Edgell says a new safe and effective non-invasive method has been used in about 20 surgeries at SSM Health St. Louis University Hospital."We`ve had really good success with it. Patients have appreciated that recovery times have been very rapid," said Dr. Edgell.The pipeline embolism device is delivered by catheter into the brain. A wire mesh is deployed inside the vessel and diverts blood flow away from the aneurysm."Over time it starts to heal the lining of the pipe or the blood vessel and grows on top of the pipeline

One of the biggest construction projects in St. Louis history is getting started soon but cannot be completed without help from the community.