Wrap: So far the Governor's office has remained silent in response to St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay's plea for the government's help in addressing racial challenges and violence within the city.

Several attempts were made to legislators, including the governor's office, for comment on the mayor's plea but remained silent. This comes after many protests as a result of the actions in Ferguson.

On Tuesday, three people were left dead and one hospitalized after two separate shootings in northern St. Louis bringing the homicide total to one-hundred eight in two thousand fourteen, up from eighty-eight in two thousand thirteen. 

Reporting from the state Capitol, I'm Michael Lindquist.

Wrap: I'm standing outside the governor's office, where several phone calls went unanswered regarding the St. Louis mayor's plea to address violence and racial challenges in the city.

In addition, several attempts were made to legislators for comment on the mayor's plea but, they too, remained silent.

This comes after many protests as a result of the actions in Ferguson.

On Tuesday, three people were left dead and one hospitalized after two separate shootings in northern St. Louis bringing the homicide total to one-hundred eight in two thousand fourteen, up from eighty-eight in two thousand thirteen.

Reporting from outside the governor's office, I'm Michael Lindquist.  

Wrap: I'm standing outside the governor's office where my phone calls went unanswered regarding the plea for help from the St. Louis mayor.

Several legislators also did not respond regarding the issue.

The plea comes, in part, after many protests took place as a result of the actions in Ferguson.

On Tuesday, three people were left dead and one hospitalized after two separate shootings in northern St. Louis bringing the homicide total to one-hundred eight in two thousand fourteen, up from eighty-eight in two thousand thirteen.

Reporting from outside the governor's office, I'm Michael Lindquist.