St. Louis Morning Brief: A 10-Year-Old Murder Suspect, a $6.8 Million Verdict & Missouri's $150 Million SNAP Nightmare

Hold onto your coffee — today's St. Louis Morning Brief is one gut-punch story after another. A 10-year-old boy now faces first-degree murder charges in the shooting death of his own 7-month-old niece, but Missouri law won't allow him to be tried as an adult — Marc and Kim break down the heartbreaking details and what comes next. An SSM doctor just won a stunning $6.8 million verdict in a sex discrimination case against male colleagues — and the story behind her firing will leave you shaking your head. Then Marc and Kim untangle a confusing but critical story: Missouri could be forced to fork over $150 million thanks to SNAP benefit errors under the One Big Beautiful Bill's new accountability rules — proof that when the federal government finally demands accuracy, the bill comes due. And two career criminals broke into 50 cars in 11 days across two counties, using a stolen credit card for a Jack in the Box run. This is St. Louis news, straight and unfiltered. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #STLMorningBrief #STLNews #JusticeMatters #SNAPBenefits #OneBigBeautifulBill #MissouriAccountability #CrimeWatch #STLCrime #FamilyFaithFreedom #ConservativeValues #RealNewsRealTalk