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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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1:08

Dellwood Mayor Reggie Jones Remembered | St. Louis News

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2026/09/02

Dellwood’s beloved mayor, Reggie Jones, died suddenly at 53, leaving behind a legacy of unwavering public service and decades of mentorship through the Herbert Hoover Boys and Girls Club. Known for his deep community roots and tireless dedication to youth, he touched countless lives. The community is rallying to honor him: a public wake today from noon to 8 PM at the William C. Harris Funeral Home, followed by visitation and funeral services Thursday at New Sunny Mount Baptist Church. His wife

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1:17

St. Louis Heatwave Warning | St. Louis News

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

2026/09/02

St. Louis is baking under relentless heat — temps hit 100°F and will stay scorching through Saturday, with nights barely cooling off. Rain? Barely a whisper until Saturday/Sunday, when storms might finally bring relief. Stay hydrated, seek shade, and look out for each other — this heat isn’t playing around. 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 news summary

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1:31

Missouri's Expanding Sex Offender Registry | St....

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2026/09/02

Missouri’s sex offender registry now swells to over 55,000 names—thanks to a 2021 law that dramatically expanded who must register. While officials tout it as a vital public safety tool, critics warn of over-registration, potential misuse of data, and unintended consequences for offenders trying to rebuild their lives. The state is racing to manage the surge, but questions linger about fairness, accuracy, and whether the system truly serves its intended purpose. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:37

St. Louis Schools Face Closure Vote | St. Louis News

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2026/09/02

St. Louis Public Schools is eyeing the closure of fourteen schools to cut costs—saving roughly a million dollars annually on debt and interest—but the plan’s rollout has sparked fierce community pushback, especially over potential harm to magnet programs and Black students. With public meetings set for October 1st and 8th, residents still have a chance to voice concerns before the school board votes on “Paz Mace,” the district’s five-year $100 million spending plan, on October 26th.

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1:44

K-9 Officer Sentenced for Neglecting Police Dog | St....

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2026/09/02

A former K-9 officer in southeast Missouri is behind bars after his police dog, Bruno, died from neglect—emaciated, dehydrated, and suffering from a fatal infection. Weiland admitted to withholding food and ignoring medical care, leading to Bruno’s tragic death. Though initially charged with a felony, he received misdemeanor animal abuse charges, a 30-day jail sentence (partly work-release), $5,000 restitution, and two years probation. The case underscores the gravity of caring for service

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1:40

Heatwave Halts Events in St. Louis | St. Louis News

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2026/09/02

St. Louis is sweating under a brutal heatwave that’s forcing cancellations and reschedules across outdoor events—from farmers markets to concerts. Tower Grove Farmers Market shut down weekday markets for the rest of the week, while the Missouri Historical Society moved their September Twilight Thursdays concert from Sept. 3 to Oct. 1. The Harvest Festival in Tower Grove Park is still happening this Saturday but trimmed to cooler hours, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. It’s a hot mess out there, but organizers

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1:10

Man Says 'Life Pass' Before Self-Harm | St. Louis News

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2026/09/02

A man in his 40s reportedly threatened suicide outside a church in Effingham, cryptically saying he had “a life pass” before inflicting self-harm. Officers rushed to aid him, transporting him via ambulance and then helicopter to a trauma center with family by his side. Church leaders knew of his mental health struggles, and both local police and Illinois State Police are now investigating — including releasing body cam footage — as the case underscores the perilous reality of law enforcement

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1:26

Sunday Baseball, Valentino, and Earthquakes | St....

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

2026/09/02

In 1926, Sunday baseball was outlawed by a 200-year-old blue law, while Rudolph Valentino’s funeral drew massive crowds—showing how wildly different public life was back then. Meanwhile, baseball fans packed stadiums as Pittsburgh and Cardinals battled in a nail-biter, and a home run on August 31st shifted momentum. Beyond sports, an Azores earthquake killed eight, and a siren foiled a Kirkwood bank robbery. A century later, what once sparked outrage is now routine—offering a vivid glimpse into

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1:30

Join the Fight Against Hunger | St. Louis News

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2026/09/02

This September, the St. Louis Area Foodbank is rallying the community to end hunger with easy, powerful actions—donate food using their new “Best Items to Donate” guide or red barrels, fundraise through their first-ever Peer 2 Peer campaign “The Great Food Fight,” or simply spread awareness on social media. It’s a call for everyone—neighbors, volunteers, donors—to join hands and turn compassion into impact, proving that ending hunger is a shared mission where every person can make a

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1:52

St. Louis Tornado Recovery Gains Momentum | St. Louis...

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2026/09/02

St. Louis’ tornado recovery is gaining real momentum as STL Recovers finishes 34 homes, with 200 more approved and 11 under construction—aiming for 1,000 total by October, funded by the Rams settlement. For uninsured residents like Cora Steed, the city’s stepping in with up to $50K per home for essential repairs—not full renovations. While delays frustrate those still waiting, officials admit the program took longer than expected but are learning fast, improving transparency with an upcoming

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1:46

New Leader, Same Mission | St. Louis News

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2026/09/02

Brightside St. Louis welcomes its third executive director in 42 years, Joe Cunningham — a sustainability veteran with deep roots in recycling education and environmental advocacy. Stepping into the role after Mary Lou Green’s 36-year legacy of neighborhood cleanup, graffiti removal, and pollinator conservation, Joe brings both insider knowledge and fresh energy. Already a program manager at Brightside since 2025, he’s ready to rally communities around nature-based solutions and expand the

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1:10

Chamber Project’s Summer Solo Showcase | St. Louis News

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2026/09/02

Chamber Project St. Louis is throwing a free, family-friendly outdoor concert at Schroeder Park Amphitheater on September 2nd, titled “What I Did This Summer” — a fun twist on the classic school report where musicians showcase their solo projects and hidden gems instead of ensemble pieces. Happening from 6 to 7 PM, it’s a relaxed kickoff to their 19th season with live music, dog-friendly vibes, picnics, and a sneak peek at what’s coming next. No tickets needed — just bring your crew and enjoy

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1:27

Community Rises for Children After Tragedy | St....

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2026/09/02

When Shakeela Martin was tragically killed at a Ferguson gas station while buying slushies for her kids, the community rallied in an outpouring of love and support. Within months, neighbors, faith groups, and local organizations flooded the family with essentials, birthday gifts, and heartfelt cards — even the police department hosted a donation event. Contributions poured in from churches and nonprofits, turning grief into action. Advocates emphasized that supporting children after such loss

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1:28

Man Surrenders After House Standoff | St. Louis News

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2026/09/02

A tense standoff unfolded Tuesday night in St. Louis when a man locked himself inside his home after police arrived to investigate a prior MetroBus shooting — but with a child inside, authorities prioritized safety over force, deploying negotiators and SWAT before peacefully securing the man’s surrender without any injuries.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,

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1:29

Schools Adapt to Heat for Athletes | St. Louis News

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2026/09/02

Schools are stepping up to protect young athletes during the brutal heat wave, shifting game times to cooler hours and adjusting practices with real-time heat-tracking tech. From football games moved to 8 p.m. to cross country meets starting at 8 a.m., every decision is science-backed and coordinated across teams, coaches, and groundskeepers — all to ensure safety without sacrificing competition. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.

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1:10

Community Rallies Around Family After Tragedy | St....

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2026/09/02

A mother of five was fatally shot by a stray bullet while celebrating her new home—her children now live with relatives. In response, the community rallied: volunteers organized a donation drive for school supplies and essentials, and a local public safety charity gifted $1,000 to help ease their burden. Family friends describe the loss as devastating, while police and prayer ministries joined forces to show unwavering support—a powerful reminder of how communities come together in grief.

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1:33

St. Louis Sets Rules for AI Data Centers | St. Louis...

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2026/09/02

St. Louis just passed its first major data center ordinance—Board Bill Forty-Nine—with a 13-0 vote, setting strict rules on location, energy use, water consumption, and noise to protect neighborhoods as AI demand surges. With a million square feet of vacant warehouse space ready for tech giants, the city is moving proactively to avoid unchecked growth. While national figures like Trump dismiss local resistance, St. Louis officials stand firm, noting residents want a pause—not just profit. This

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1:12

BB Gun, Real Gun, Real Consequences | St. Louis News

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2026/09/02

A 19-year-old, Ceneca Peterson, is facing serious charges after a chaotic early morning chase on Manchester Road—where he allegedly waved a gun at cars before fleeing. Officers caught up to him, mistaking his realistic BB gun for a real weapon, and fired twice. He’s expected to be okay, but now faces assault and resisting arrest charges with a $50K bond. Two officers involved—one with 8 years, the other with just 1—are on administrative leave. This incident underscores the high-stakes,

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1:13

Man Shot Dead in Olivette Parking Lot | St. Louis News

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2026/09/02

A man was fatally shot in the parking lot of a Chevys restaurant in Olivette, sparking a swift arrest of 26-year-old Keithshun Brewer, who now faces second-degree murder, armed criminal action, and tampering with evidence charges. The victim, 46-year-old Michael YC. of Dellwood, leaves a grieving community as Brewer—brought in by his own father to assist investigators—is held at $1 million bond. Authorities continue piecing together the full story in this devastating case. Listen in

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1:25

Three Women Shoplifted $4K Then Flew | St. Louis News

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2026/09/02

Three women pulled off a $4,000 spree at an Ulta in Fairview Heights, Illinois, grabbing 49 luxury fragrances before fleeing in a high-speed chase that spanned four towns. Police used spike strips to stop the getaway car, leading to arrests without incident. All three—Niasja Cleary, Minasja Cleary, and Jaunee Timothy—are now facing charges for retail theft and fleeing. The swift inter-agency response underscores how critical police cooperation is in stopping cross-jurisdictional crimes and

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