SUMMARY: In St. Louis, a critic discusses the horror film “Smile, Too,” calling it a beautiful masterpiece despite her dislike for horror. The film features strong performances, particularly by Naomi Scott, earning a rating of 3 out of 5 popcorn. She contrasts this with “We Live in Time,” starring Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield, which she rates 3.5 popcorn for its unconventional yet relatable portrayal of relationships, including themes of love and loss. Lastly, she praises the returning series “Shrinking,” giving it a perfect 5 out of 5 popcorn and encouraging viewers to watch both the new season and the first.

ST. LOUIS – Kathy Kaiser, movie critic pops in to share her latest reviews. Hear more about her thoughts on “Smile 2,” “We Live In Time” and the return of “Shrinking” to Apple TV+.

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SUMMARY: Live horse racing has resumed at the FanDuel Sportsbook Racetrack in Collinsville, now hosting races on Thursdays in addition to Saturdays and Tuesdays, effective October 17th. This season’s schedule is shortened due to casino construction starting in November, aimed for completion by next May’s Derby. Following FanDuel’s acquisition by Accel Entertainment, future expansion could bring more jobs and tourism, revitalizing the area. Missouri’s upcoming November ballot may legalize sports betting, potentially impacting Collinsville’s business. The new casino plans to feature 250 slot machines, dining options, and summer concerts, promising year-round entertainment for visitors.

Starting Oct. 17, horse races at FanDuel Sportsbook Race Track will now additionally take place on Thursdays, with a shortened schedule this year due to casino construction plans starting in November.

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SUMMARY: Missouri state representatives have formed a bipartisan special committee to address the health risks associated with nuclear waste from the Manhattan Project. Led by Representative Tricia Burns, the committee is investigating 11 sites, particularly focusing on North County locations like Weldon Spring. They aim to ensure public awareness of contamination risks, with a priority on groundwater testing and private well safety. The committee also seeks to educate primary care physicians about these sites to enhance patient safety. Their ultimate goal is to drive legislative action and bolster cleanup efforts by the EPA and federal government.

Missouri state representatives are coming together to help protect residents from nuclear waste left over from the Manhattan …

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