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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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1:34

Albany Woman Plotted Capitol Bombing | St. Louis News

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2026/08/21

A 35-year-old Albany woman, Jessica Bowie, was arrested by the FBI for allegedly plotting to blow up New York’s state Capitol with an explosive device, pledging allegiance to ISIS through audio recordings and in contact with undercover agents. She reportedly planned to flee to Syria if successful, with future targets including the White House and Times Square. Arrested after receiving inert weapons, she accepted she’d go to prison for life. Governor Hochul praised the agencies for stopping a

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1:17

Supreme Court Greenlights White House Renovation |...

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2026/08/21

The Supreme Court just greenlit the White House’s East Room renovation with a 6-3 vote, clearing the way for upgrades to lighting, sound, and climate control despite preservationists’ protests that it risks damaging the room’s historic integrity. While the administration celebrates this legal win as essential for modernizing a key space, the battle isn’t over — ongoing lawsuits challenge whether the project was properly approved, and the debate over history vs. progress rages on.Listen

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1:56

Sheriff Fired 13 for Age and Race Bias | St. Louis News

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2026/08/21

The EEOC and DOJ have reached a settlement with the St. Louis Sheriff’s Office over allegations that former Sheriff Alfred Montgomery fired 13 employees—mostly older white workers and one Black employee—without performance reviews, targeting them for age and race. The EEOC claims Montgomery’s pre-office remarks about cutting “top-heavy” staff signaled bias, and that the Black employee was fired for speaking out. The sheriff denies wrongdoing, but five former employees filed lawsuits seeking

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1:42

St. Louis Sheriff Settles Discrimination Claims | St....

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2026/08/21

St. Louis Sheriff’s Office settles with federal authorities over sweeping discrimination claims, agreeing to a five-year compliance plan after EEOC found evidence that Sheriff Alfred Montgomery targeted white and older employees for termination without performance reviews — including firing a Black employee who spoke out — violating civil rights laws; while the office denies wrongdoing, Montgomery was ousted last year amid misconduct allegations, and former employees retain legal recourse.

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1:27

Mass Drug Bust Ahead of Juggalo Festival | St. Louis...

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2026/08/21

Camden County law enforcement made major drug busts ahead of the Gathering of the Juggalos, seizing hundreds of pounds of ketamine, mushrooms, marijuana, and MDMA—some destined for the festival. Kevin Jones, aka “Bluntman,” was arrested first, triggering a chain of arrests that included Dennis Pradhan, who faces multiple charges after over 100 pounds of drugs were found. In another case, Robyn Weiford and Jesse Williams were caught with 40 pounds of edibles. Pradhan and Jones remain jailed

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1:45

Missouri Court to Rule on Gerrymandered Map | St....

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2026/08/21

Missouri’s top court is set to tackle two high-stakes ballot measure cases, including a major showdown over the state’s gerrymandered congressional map—just days before the August 3 deadline for ballot certification. Former Secretary of State Rich Ford challenged the measures’ constitutional validity, while current Secretary Jay Nixon revealed over one million data errors in the map that could have unfairly impacted voters in last year’s election. The court also faces a related 2022 election

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1:05

Young Man Found Dead Under Truck | St. Louis News

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2026/08/21

A 20-year-old man was found dead under a pickup truck in St. Louis’s Fairground neighborhood after a reported disturbance, adding to the city’s grim tally of over 160 homicides this year. Police responded around 11:30 PM near North Grand and West Palm, where the victim was allegedly involved in an altercation before his death. Details remain unclear as investigators work to uncover what happened — and urge anyone with information to come forward. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a

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1:29

Illinois GOP’s Bold Gambit Against Pritzker | St....

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2026/08/21

Illinois Republicans are on a comeback mission, banking on Darren Bailey’s rematch against Governor JB Pritzker—despite losing by 12 points last time. Bailey’s campaign is laser-focused on blaming Pritzker for soaring property taxes, utility bills, and fees crushing families. Meanwhile, Pritzker’s team turns up the spectacle with dinosaur-costumed staffers at the state fair—a cheeky nod to Bailey’s past curriculum comments. Republicans also weaponize recent Democratic ethics scandals, branding

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1:12

Walter Fowler Charged in St Louis Murder | St. Louis...

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2026/08/21

A 29-year-old man, Walter Fowler, faces first-degree murder charges after fatally shooting 34-year-old Dwayne Henderson-Murphy on his front porch in St. Louis. Surveillance footage—including from the victim’s Ring camera—shows Fowler approaching with a gun, firing multiple shots, then fleeing to his car. Cell phone records confirm his presence near the scene. Fowler is now in custody without bail as prosecutors move forward with the case. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli

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1:19

St. Charles Admin Director on Leave | St. Louis News

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2026/08/21

St. Charles’ longtime Director of Administration, Larry Dobrosky, has been placed on leave—though the city remains tight-lipped on why—with Brad Temme stepping in as acting director to keep things running smoothly while officials investigate. 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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1:29

The Beatles' Rainy St. Louis Farewell | St. Louis News

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2026/08/21

Rain poured down as The Beatles took the stage in St. Louis sixty years ago, playing their only U.S. show under a flimsy canopy for 23,000 fans—just days before they’d canceled a Cincinnati gig and played both cities in one day. Despite soaked equipment and muddy sound, they delivered eleven songs with grit, sparking Paul McCartney’s later reflection that touring was no longer sustainable. This wild, wet night marked the unofficial start of the end for The Beatles’ live performances—and remains

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1:20

GroveFest Ends After 20-Year Run | St. Louis News

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2026/08/21

After 20 years of bringing music, community, and celebration to the Grove, GroveFest is calling it quits—officially not returning in 2026. Organizers say it’s time to reevaluate the event’s format and future, citing challenges with its one-day structure and reliance on a single downtown venue. Last year’s final fest featured over 20 artists including “About Last Night,” “Phabo,” and “Thee Sacred Souls.” While the beloved festival ends, organizers are already looking ahead, exploring new ways to

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1:37

She Was Fired. Now She Leads Again | St. Louis News

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2026/08/21

Katherine Ratcliffe, ousted two years ago from her role leading St. Louis’ tourism board over budget and sales woes, is back — this time appointed by County Executive Sam Page to lead the very same commission. She walked away with a $500K+ retirement package, but now she’s returning to helm the organization, joined by Rochelle Walton Gray and Steve O’Malley — both seasoned leaders in public service and events — as they kick off their new roles immediately, bringing fresh energy and deep

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1:20

Settlement After Sheriff’s Discrimination Claims |...

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2026/08/21

St. Louis Sheriff’s Office settles discrimination claims tied to former Sheriff Alfred Montgomery’s controversial firings of 13 employees, including a Black worker who later filed a complaint — exposing systemic bias and sparking calls for accountability in public service employment.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

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0:49

East St Louis Fire Takes Vacant Home | St. Louis News

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2026/08/21

East St Louis Fire Takes Vacant Home | St. Louis News

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1:45

A Mother's Scam and a Family's Secret | St. Louis News

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2026/08/21

A daughter’s shocking discovery: Cynthia Changyit Levin uncovers her late mother’s involvement in a massive romance scam tied to a decades-old fraud ring that also targeted her own grandmother—revealing a chilling family legacy of financial manipulation and betrayal. 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

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1:40

Fentanyl Crisis and Naloxone Access | St. Louis News

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2026/08/21

Today marks the fifth annual National Fentanyl Awareness and Prevention Day, a somber reminder of lives lost to fentanyl and a call to action against the synthetic drug epidemic. With over 1,000 overdose deaths in the DEA’s St. Louis division last year alone, the urgency is clear. Naloxone — now available over-the-counter — offers hope as a life-saving tool, while local health departments like St. Charles County are distributing it free to the public and first responders. Despite recent

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1:36

Hoskins Faces Legal Battle Over Redistricting | St....

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2026/08/21

Missouri’s top elections official is in hot water after a judge blocked his push to put a partisan redistricting amendment on the ballot — a move critics say favors Republicans. The ruling preserves the current congressional map, dealing a blow to Secretary of State Denny Hoskins, a staunch Trump ally who’s now appealing the decision. This legal showdown exposes deep rifts within Missouri’s GOP and raises urgent questions: Should the state’s chief election officer be wielding power for

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1:05

Sunshine This Weekend Then Rain Returns | St. Louis News

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2026/08/21

Get ready for a gorgeous weekend—sunshine, temps in the 80s, and zero rain until Monday. Patchy fog Friday morning clears to warm, dry skies, with scattered showers possible late Friday night as a cold front rolls in. Saturday and Sunday deliver comfortable, sunny weather perfect for outdoor plans, then rain returns Monday. Enjoy it while it lasts! Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai

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1:25

A Father’s Fight to Save Lives | St. Louis News

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2026/08/21

A grieving father turned advocate is fighting to save lives after losing his 14-year-old son, Colin, to an undetected heart condition. Now pushing for “Colin’s Law” in Missouri to mandate heart screenings in sports physicals, he’s also launched a nonprofit to make screenings accessible—especially in the St. Louis area. This fall, they’re hosting a free screening event at McCluer High School, offering EKGs, echos, and blood pressure checks reviewed by cardiologists. If you want to get screened,

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