Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge open the second hour examining public debate over Daylight Saving Time ahead of the upcoming weekend time change, alongside continued community fallout after St. Louis Blues Chairman Tom Stillman condemned and removed anti-Israel protesters from Enterprise Center. On the "St. Louis Morning Brief," the hosts report that Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has transferred the open Sunshine Law inquiry regarding Police Chief Robert Tracy's pay raise to an independent Kansas City law firm, while highlighting a local MoDOT signage typo and 22nd Judicial Circuit juror counseling resources. Former Missouri State Senator John Lamping joins the show to provide an in-depth analysis of statewide ballot measures, warning against Missouri Amendment 6, dissecting working-class voter sentiment, and assessing legislative map redistricting prospects. The hour wraps up with "In Other News," honoring Star Trek actor Walter Koenig and examining workplace call-out predictions for the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI launch.
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