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St. Louis News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, St. Louis News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in St. Louis with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the city. From downtown developments to regional updates, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across St. Louis. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency,

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1:36

Neglected Homes, Rising Hope | St. Louis News

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2026/09/03

A North St. Louis homeowner, Michael Williams, is stuck between his daily life and a decaying neighborhood—his block’s vacant homes, once promised to be maintained by Vatterott Properties, now sit overgrown and neglected for over a year. Though Rise Community Development, the nonprofit partner behind the affordable housing project, admits frustration and is stepping in with a new management team and funding plans, Williams’ hope hinges on whether this renewed effort will finally restore dignity

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1:19

Heat Wave Crushing Midwest Farms | St. Louis News

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2026/09/03

Midwest farmers are reeling as a brutal heat wave threatens crops and livestock, forcing early harvests and straining daily operations. One farmer, Colby Ruether, describes cattle seeking shade under irrigation systems and crops shutting down without rain — a situation made worse by livestock not being bred for such extreme heat. With every day feeling like a seven-day grind, the ripple effect could mean higher grocery prices for consumers. Yet Ruether remains proud of his work, saying he

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1:39

A Family’s Fight After Nitrous Oxide Tragedy | St....

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2026/09/03

A St. Louis family is fighting for federal action after their daughter, Marissa Politte, was killed in a nitrous oxide-fueled crash — a tragedy that’s now igniting a national movement. With over 14 million Americans misusing the gas and deaths up 600% in a decade, the Chaplins are pushing the Nitrous Oxide Safety Act, which aims to restrict public access to the substance. The bill has passed a House subcommittee, but still needs votes to reach the full chamber. Marissa’s parents, Anthony and

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1:15

Kroenke’s $4B Angels Deal Sparks Outrage | St. Louis...

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2026/09/03

Stan Kroenke just dropped a record-shattering $4 billion on the LA Angels — a move that’s sending shockwaves across baseball, especially in St. Louis, where fans are furious and calling it a slap in the face after his rocky history with the Rams. Even Cardinals supporters overseas are comparing him to “the devil buying the angels,” highlighting just how polarizing he is — and how this deal might reshape MLB’s future. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:41

Missouri Votes on Redistricting | St. Louis News

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2026/09/03

Missouri’s Supreme Court is racing against time to decide if voters can decide congressional district maps — a move that could reshape redistricting power in the Show-Me State. After lawmakers redrawn districts last year, “People Not Politicians” argues citizens deserve a referendum under the state constitution. While the court already upheld the map’s legality, the real battle is over whether voters should get to vote on it before November’s ballot deadline. Proponents say democracy demands

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1:20

Lincoln Park Pool Back On Track | St. Louis News

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2026/09/03

After months of delays due to a stalled financial audit, the big pool project in Lincoln Park, East St. Louis, is back on track—construction crews are pouring sidewalks and hooking up utilities as funds finally arrive. Despite being abandoned for months, the site remained untouched by vandalism or theft, revealing just how much the community craves this facility. With work moving full speed ahead, the pool could be ready for swimmers next summer—and the community center might even see winter

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1:26

Fredrick Scott Trial Set to Begin | St. Louis News

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2026/09/03

After nine years of waiting, the trial for Fredrick Scott — accused of six brutal murders in Kansas City between 2016 and 2017 — finally begins this Thursday. Victims include Mike Darby, whose brother Bob describes him as a kind soul who helped others without seeking recognition. The case, one of the prosecutor’s oldest and most high-profile, has been plagued by delays, including Scott’s July 2024 courtroom outburst that led to his temporary mental health commitment. A jury is now selected, and

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1:18

Teen Accused in Ferguson Shooting | St. Louis News

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2026/09/03

A 19-year-old, Javon Phillips, faces serious charges after allegedly orchestrating a chaotic shooting at a party in Ferguson, leaving six people wounded—including one permanently blinded—just before 1:25 AM. Police say the violence erupted over a personal feud with his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend. Phillips, along with four others, reportedly opened fire on the crowd, targeting one person who escaped injury. Charged with six counts of first-degree assault and seven counts of armed

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1:50

Judge Stops Logging for Endangered Bats | St. Louis News

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2026/09/03

A federal judge has blocked a controversial logging project in Illinois’ Shawnee National Forest, ruling the U.S. Forest Service violated environmental laws by approving it without final input from the Fish and Wildlife Service — which had flagged endangered Indiana bats living in the area. Despite internal agency reports warning of bat harm, the approval memo ignored them. The Forest Service tried to dodge blame by claiming no funds were spent until after the Fish and Wildlife Service’s

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1:31

Manager Sues After Facebook Post | St. Louis News

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2026/09/03

A former restaurant manager sues his ex-employer after being fired for a controversial Facebook post—claiming it was purely personal political expression, not work-related. The owners say he repeatedly posted as a manager and ignored requests to stop linking his job, leading to customer complaints and his eventual termination. Now, he’s seeking justice under Missouri’s employee free speech laws, demanding compensation for lost wages and emotional harm. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on

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1:22

St. Louis Downtown Revival Law Signed | St. Louis News

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2026/09/03

St. Louis is set to transform its downtown with a new state law launching August 28th, offering massive tax breaks to revive vacant buildings like the AT&T tower and Railway Exchange. Governor Mike Kehoe praised Mayor Cara Spencer for her leadership in securing this breakthrough, highlighting a powerful city-state partnership aimed at unlocking millions in private investment and breathing new life into the heart of the city. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:26

Suspect Targeting St. Louis Church | St. Louis News

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2026/09/03

A mysterious thief is terrorizing St. Matthew the Apostle Catholic Church in St. Louis’ Ville neighborhood, pulling off three bizarre break-ins between July 7 and August 26. The suspect allegedly stole scrap metal, garden tools, and AC unit parts—while wearing a camo hat, gray hoodie, and pants, and pushing a shopping cart. Police are asking for tips from anyone who saw anything suspicious; call CrimeStoppers at 866-371-TIPS (8477) for a cash reward—only if your tip leads to a felony

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1:15

St. Louis Cop Raid Reveals Massive Drug and Gun Cache...

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2026/09/03

St. Louis cops raided a Marine Villa home and uncovered a massive stash: $4K in cash, fentanyl and crack cocaine, pill presses, and ten guns—including a stolen assault rifle. The 68-year-old suspect, Mark Harris, now faces multiple felony charges and is held without bond, with his next court date set for September 3rd. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level

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1:12

Sonic Scarlet Debut at Civic Park | St. Louis News

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2026/09/03

Granite City’s Civic Park Concert Series is back, bringing free live music every Wednesday night through September—perfect for soaking up summer vibes without spending a dime. This week, local favorites Sonic Scarlet make their debut at The District, featuring powerhouse vocals and guitars from Sarah Hoth and Kelly Krener, bass and keys by Heather Miller, dual-keyboardist Angie Boger, and driving rhythms from Titus Tolson. Grab your chair, bring your own snacks, and unwind under the stars at

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1:13

Heroes I Firefighters of St. Louis | St. Louis News

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2026/09/03

Get ready to honor St. Louis’s firefighting legacy—free online event “Heroes I: Firefighters of St. Louis and Bellefontaine Cemetery” drops Wed, Sept 2, 2026, 7–8:30 PM. Dive into the city’s brave responders from volunteer roots to modern-day heroes, hosted by Bellefontaine Cemetery. Donations welcome. History buffs and grateful citizens alike should mark their calendars. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:50

Gymnastics Coach Pleads Guilty to Grooming Minors |...

St. Louis News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/09/03

Former gymnastics coach Marco Zomphier, 32, has pleaded guilty to grooming and sexually abusing two underage girls — one as early as 2013 and another in 2021 — in a case that spanned years of legal battles across state and federal courts. After being arrested in 2024 for an incident involving a 13-year-old cheerleader, prosecutors uncovered additional victims, leading to charges including coercion, enticement, and child pornography production — though those latter charges are now dropped in

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1:14

Lionel Richie Hospitalized After Stage Health...

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2026/09/03

Lionel Richie’s recent hospital trip after a St. Louis concert was a health scare that had fans worried — but he’s back home in LA, recovering strong. Mid-performance at The Muny, he asked for a chair and later sought medical attention for possible dehydration and heart concerns, spending time in the ICU as a precaution. This isn’t his first health hiccup on stage this year — he cut short a June show in Minnesota due to dizziness. But now, the music legend’s on the mend, and fans are relieved

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1:39

Flood Recovery: Infrastructure Aid vs Individual...

St. Louis News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/09/03

Floodwaters tore through southeast Missouri, claiming one life and leaving hundreds stranded as roads and bridges crumbled across nine counties. President Biden’s disaster declaration unlocks federal aid for public infrastructure — but not individual homes. Residents like Sheri Wyman, facing $10K in damage and still waiting for help, are left scrambling while communities rebuild their backbone. Recovery is slow, and for those on the ground, every bit of support matters. Listen in

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1:25

Blues Name Robert Thomas Captain | St. Louis News

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2026/09/03

The St. Louis Blues just made a huge move: Robert Thomas is now captain, stepping into the C from Brayden Schenn after eight seasons with the team and as a key member of the 2019 Cup squad. A first-round pick in 2017, Thomas has racked up over 460 points in 530 games and averages more than a point per game for three straight years — all while excelling in skating, faceoffs, and defense. Already an alternate captain, this promotion makes perfect sense, especially with his record-setting

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1:15

Shooting at St Louis Gas Station | St. Louis News

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2026/09/03

A wild shootout erupted at a Phillips 66 gas station in north St. Louis County after a verbal fight spiraled into violence — two people were shot, one chased down before collapsing, the other drove himself to the hospital. Suspect Arrishaun Lewis, who allegedly pulled a gun and fired shots, later turned himself in — caught on surveillance and confessing — now faces serious charges including armed criminal action and first-degree assault, with court dates looming.Listen in comfort:Get a

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