During the St. Louis Morning Brief, Kim St. Onge and Ryan Wrecker review notable local news, beginning with a Friday night disturbance in the Metro East where 250 teenagers gathered at local fast food locations, resulting in multiple arrests and a parent cited for failure to supervise. St. Onge reports on the arrest of a Warrenton man tracked down by cell phone location data after making terroristic threats against Walmart locations on Halloween. The segment covers an O'Fallon, Missouri house fire where two firefighters sustained injuries, as well as a suspicious death investigation under review by the St. Louis County Police Department near a Schnucks supermarket in Concord.
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