Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge break down top regional stories on the "St. Louis Morning Brief," leading with the St. Louis Comptroller’s office warning it may attempt to claw back Police Chief Robert Tracy's $112,000 raise if state investigators determine the Board of Police Commissioners approved the contract in violation of the Missouri Sunshine Law. Cox proposes rescinding the raise and re-voting with formal 48-hour public notice to neutralize procedural challenges by Mayor Cara Spencer. The segment highlights an open house held by developer TerraWatt regarding a proposed data center at the former Alton Steel mill site that drew heavy crowds and protests, an altercation at Oakville High School where a juvenile was detained after assaulting a school resource officer, and an autopsy reversing an initial suicide determination into an active homicide investigation.
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