Turn The Page: 'Sometimes Grandma Calls Me Jean'

This episode of Turn the Page with Paige features an author with what many kids may consider a dream job – zookeeper! Carolyn Mueller Kelly has built a career at the St. Louis Zoo, and her newest book, “The Story of the St. Louis Zoo,” celebrates 100-plus years of wonder at our world-famous zoo. The story will be a walk down memory lane for some zoo visitors and a peek into the future for others, while highlighting many favorite animals and exhibits that families have come to know and love. As author Carolyn Mueller Kelly joined host Paige Hulsey to talk about her book, she also shared the realities of work as a zookeeper.

This year’s Thanks4Giving campaign aims to boost the St. Louis Area Foodbank, and Ameren is matching donations up to $300,000 through Nov. 30.

What started as forgetting simple things turned into needing help with everyday tasks like getting dressed and brushing her hair. We saw the illness change the woman we had surrounded ourselves with for decades.

The First Alert 4 Surprise Squad took a trip to Thies Farm to sprinkle some Halloween cheer!

This year Route 66 celebrated its 100th birthday! Cities along the historic mother road reminisced about the way the highway created memories for generations of families. But how do you teach a child about the significance of a road that runs nearly 2,500 miles? This new book can help! "Route 66: Faces and Places along America's Most Famous Foad" was written by Beth Bacon, illustrated by Jodi Woolsey, and published by Reedy Press. The author and illustrator joined Turn the Page with Paige host Paige Hulsey to talk about their personal connections to Route 66 and what sets apart their book from others that have highlighted the world-famous road.

CBS journalist Tony Dokoupil shares his first impressions of St. Louis, discusses the city’s national image and weighs in on the debate over data centers.