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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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1:33

Missouri Medicaid’s Racial Divide | St. Louis News

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2026/08/27

A former Missouri health department manager is suing over a racially biased Medicaid system that allegedly funneled white employees to a hotline while Black workers were sent to offices—often with inadequate support, longer waits, and even death threats. The lawsuit claims Amy Riley faced retaliation after speaking up, including demotion and firing, despite department director Zachary Taylor publicly encouraging discrimination reports. Riley’s case seeks damages and accuses the state of

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2:11

Student Musicianship That Inspires | St. Louis News

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2026/08/27

G Schmiedeke, a double major in music education and theory at UMSL, is being honored with the 2026 Remington R. Williams Award for his extraordinary dedication to music and community. Balancing rigorous academics, multiple ensembles, tutoring, and volunteer work—including teaching at Hazelwood West High School and partnering with Gateway Music Outreach—he embodies leadership, empathy, and relentless service. Believing music is innate to humanity, he sacrifices personal time to make it

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1:37

Fireball, Flags, and Five Years On | St. Louis News

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2026/08/27

Five years after his death, friends of Marine Lance Corporal Jared Schmitz gathered at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery to honor his memory—with Fireball, coins, and heartfelt stories. They left behind tokens of their bond: pennies for visits, dimes for shared service, and quarters for those who stood by him in his final moments. One friend poured a shot, then took one himself, turning tribute into tradition. In quiet moments of laughter and tears, they reminded the world that even after

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1:06

St Louis Murder-Suicide on South Ninth | St. Louis News

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2026/08/27

Two men are now in police custody after a deadly confrontation on South Ninth Street in St. Louis, where 40-year-old Patrick Williams was fatally shot — and his killer, 42-year-old Charles Walleck, may have died by suicide. The chaos began when Williams was followed after dropping off his wife; Walleck’s car then veered into traffic, crashing into multiple vehicles. Investigators found a second body at the scene, along with personal items that confirmed identities. Authorities are treating it

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1:10

St. Louis Subway Plan of 1926 | St. Louis News

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2026/08/27

In August 1926, St. Louis was electrified by a bold proposal: a full subway system set to be formally presented to city aldermen. This wasn’t fantasy—it was a meticulously planned infrastructure leap designed to modernize transit for a booming urban population. The plan captured the city’s ambition to build something lasting, sparking excitement and debate as it entered official decision-making. It’s a vivid snapshot of a metropolis racing toward the future, one underground rail line at a

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1:07

Gun Sale Turned Deadly in Forest Park | St. Louis News

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2026/08/27

A 22-year-old man died in a shocking nighttime shooting in Forest Park, St. Louis, after allegedly attempting to steal a gun from a 20-year-old—who then fired back. Both were armed, and the incident unfolded around 11 PM. What makes it even more twisted? The dead man was reportedly on his way to sell guns—making this a deadly twist of fate. Authorities are still investigating the full story behind the confrontation, but it’s a chilling reminder of how quickly violence can erupt when firearms

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1:39

Dolly Parton’s Legacy in Art and Literacy | St. Louis...

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2026/08/27

Dolly Parton’s legacy thrives far beyond music—she’s a trailblazing artist, entrepreneur, and literacy champion whose authenticity inspires creators to be bold and true to themselves. Through her Imagination Library, she mails free books to kids from birth to age five, sparking lifelong reading habits and confidence—one child at a time. Her personal drive stems from her father’s illiteracy, fueling a mission that transformed Kansas’ education landscape last year. More than books, it’s the

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1:13

Man Wanted in Missouri Double Homicide | St. Louis News

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2026/08/27

A 48-year-old man, Ryan Munson, is wanted for two counts of first-degree murder after a double homicide in Carroll County on August 23. Victims Donald Horine, 49, and Bobbie Munson, 46, were found dead at a rural home. Authorities say Munson is armed and dangerous — if spotted, call 911 immediately. The Missouri Rural Major Case Squad is leading the investigation and urges the public to come forward with any tips.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:18

Councilwoman Under Fire Over Vanishing Signs | St....

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2026/08/27

St. Louis County Councilwoman Lisa Clancy is under investigation after police say she allegedly stole campaign signs from rivals running for County Executive — including one for Senator Brian Williams — sparking a major political scandal that erupted in mid-July. The case, triggered by a constituent’s tip, is now in the hands of prosecutors who will decide if charges move forward, while police note they lack jurisdiction to enforce sign laws. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli

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1:16

Blues Prospect Collapses in Heat | St. Louis News

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2026/08/27

Sixth-round NHL draft pick Matthew Mayich, a young defenseman for Arizona State University, collapsed during an outdoor workout amid extreme heat — temperatures hit 106 degrees — prompting emergency response. The St. Louis Blues, who selected him in 2023, are monitoring his condition as the university investigates whether the workout was officially sanctioned. Blues’ President Doug Armstrong has issued a statement, and fans are holding their breath for Mayich’s full recovery. Listen in

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1:39

Missouri Gets $100M from Meta Settlement | St. Louis...

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2026/08/27

Missouri’s about to get a massive $100–$150 million from a historic Meta settlement, one of the largest consumer protection deals ever across multiple states. Forty-seven states sued Meta for harming kids on Facebook and Instagram, and the agreement demands sweeping safety reforms: daily time limits, mandatory breaks, nighttime blocks, school-hour notification bans, improved age verification, parental tools, and restrictions on beauty filters and like counts—all aimed at protecting youth mental

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1:49

New School, New Traditions, New Jobs | St. Louis News

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2026/08/27

Francis Howell North High School’s new campus is crushing it—third year in, and students are thriving with record attendance, soaring achievement, and nearly 70% involved in clubs or sports. Built on three pillars: attendance, attitude, and achievement, the school’s got a killer vibe with traditions like Norm the Knight, “the castle,” and the Goonies student section. Meanwhile, the district’s hiring 21 bus crew members for their massive fleet of 154 buses serving 10K students daily—15 drivers

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1:14

Two Shot in St Louis Gun Deal Gone Wrong | St. Louis...

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2026/08/26

Two young men were shot in a deadly confrontation on Carroll Street in St. Louis’ Soulard neighborhood late Tuesday night—one fatally, the other critically injured. Police believe the incident stemmed from a botched gun sale that turned violent, with authorities investigating whether one victim attempted to rob the other. Details remain unclear as the investigation continues, and officials are urging anyone with information to come forward. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli

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1:28

St. Charles Tackles Homelessness with Tiny Homes |...

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2026/08/26

St. Charles is rolling out a bold new plan to fight homelessness: building a supportive community of tiny homes, inspired by proven models from Eden Village. With a $20K licensing deal already approved and a new part-time human services coordinator hired, the city is showing serious commitment. Mayor Dan Borgmeyer estimates 1,000 people without homes in the county — and this initiative aims to offer stability, connection, and hope instead of just temporary shelter. Join the conversation at the

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1:31

St. Louis Weather Rollercoaster This Week | St. Louis...

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2026/08/26

St. Louis braces for a wild weather rollercoaster this week—scattered storms with heavy rain, strong winds, and even hail threaten Wednesday, paired with near-90-degree heat. A cold front brings relief Thursday-Friday with cooler, mid-80s temps, but the heat creeps back in over the weekend, hitting 90s by Sunday. Monday tops it off with oppressive humidity and heat index nearing 100. Stay alert and stay cool. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:13

Mark Twain Hotel Residents Face Displacement | St....

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2026/08/26

The Mark Twain Hotel in St. Louis, home to 168 residents, is shutting down for major renovations after being flagged for illegal activity and safety violations—forcing a urgent community response to prevent displacement. Local organizations are rallying to find new housing and support services, calling on the public to donate or volunteer to help residents transition safely without ending up homeless.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:47

St. Louis County Painting Scandal | St. Louis News

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2026/08/26

St. Louis County’s facing a major lawsuit over $1.5 million paid to contractor GCR for painting work that allegedly never happened — with claims the county’s revenue department and its director were complicit. The contract, dating back to 2019, was meant for an “all-call service,” but no signs or documentation were ever produced by GCR’s workers. Richard R. Iyer, Chair of the Police Board, called the costs “fraudulent,” while Blackwell has escalated the matter to the board. The suit alleges

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1:28

St. Louis Neighborhood Turns Into Bird Rookery | St....

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

2026/08/26

St. Louis neighborhood turns into a wild bird haven as over a hundred egrets and herons make the city their new rookery—unexpectedly drawn by a tornado’s disruption, locals are split between annoyance and awe as nature boldly reclaims urban space. 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 based on public reporting.Report issues to

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2:09

Tornado Victims Get Water Bill Relief | St. Louis News

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2026/08/26

St. Louis is launching a lifeline for tornado survivors: the Tornado Recovery Water Affordability Program, offering 50% off water rates through Dec 28, retroactive credits for past debts, and up to 36 months to repay — plus full forgiveness for bills dating back to May 2023 if your home was uninhabitable. Over 4,000 accounts are behind by $4.3M, and this program aims to ease the burden after pandemic pauses ended. Apply now — online, in person, or by phone — before Oct 31, 2026. Limited

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1:06

St. Louis Trash Schedule Change | St. Louis News

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2026/08/26

St. Louis residents, pay attention: Labor Day means a one-day shift in your trash and recycling schedule—don’t miss your pickup! If your regular trash day is Monday, it moves to Tuesday, Sept. 8; recycling (usually Thursday) goes to Friday, Sept. 10. For Tuesday trash and Friday recycling folks, expect pickups on Wednesday, Sept. 9, and Friday, Sept. 11. Yard waste? Paused until Sept. 16. Stay tuned to avoid any missed collections. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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