In the St. Louis Morning Brief, Kim St. Onge and guest host Heidi Harris review major regional headlines. Kim details a massive 50-foot water main eruption along Highway 141 and Interstate 44 in Fenton that temporarily halted rush-hour traffic. The hosts discuss St. Louis County's upcoming public hearing on data center zoning and power usage thresholds, followed by Italian pasta producer Bertagni 1882 announcing its first U.S. facility at the former General Mills plant in St. Charles. The segment concludes with revitalization plans for two downtown St. Louis parking garages near Kiener Plaza focused on security and ground-level retail.
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