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The Border War is back—Missouri Tigers and Kansas Jayhawks collide in a historic rivalry that dates to 1891, with Mizzou holding a slim 57-55 edge after winning four straight, including a dramatic 2025 rematch. Both teams enter ranked and undefeated (1-0), making this more than just a game—it’s a reunion after 14 years of SEC silence. Kickoff: Friday night at 7 PM CT. Don’t miss it. Listen in comf...

St. Louis County is stepping in to take over policing in Riverview after the town’s own department disbanded amid scandal, legal chaos, and leadership turmoil—including a former mayor’s arrest and a lawsuit alleging police assault at a town hall—marking a new, uncertain chapter for the suburb as it seeks stability and safety. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.co...

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In St. Louis, the Flags of Valor memorial in Forest Park pays tribute to 2,977 victims of 9/11 and over 7,000 service members lost in the War on Terror—each represented by a flag, photo, and personal details. Now in its 25th year, this powerful display is free to the public until September 14th and marks a major milestone before the next commemoration in 2031. Across the region, towns like O’Fallo...

Fog blankets St. Louis this morning, especially in Pike County—slow down for your commute. Cloudy skies and a slight rain chance south of the city today, with temps in the low 80s. But brace for summer: Saturday’s sunny and near 90, Sunday’s hot in the upper 80s with possible thunderstorms. The fog clears fast—but the heat? It’s here to stay. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: htt...

Brittany Wilson’s shocking 2021 murder charge—where she claims self-defense after her boyfriend’s death—exposes a broken justice system drowning in backlog, leaving thousands, including Wilson, trapped in jail for years while awaiting trial. Her mother, veteran victim advocate Jessica Hooks, battles tirelessly against a system that fails to deliver timely justice, as Wilson’s legal team fights to...

Seven thousand flags flooded Forest Park in St. Louis, turning the landscape into a sea of red, white, and blue to honor 9/11 victims, fallen service members, and first responders — a moving tribute that also sparked reflection on how that day reshaped national security, from heightened protocols at landmarks like the Gateway Arch to the enduring need to keep these sacrifices alive for future gene...

Graduate students at St. Louis University are celebrating a major win after a tentative union agreement unlocks pay raises, improved dental coverage, and expanded parental leave—after three years of organizing. The deal also brings tuition remission boosts and housing stipends for international students, while the university’s medical school faces a civil rights probe over student complaint handli...

The St. Louis Blues just signed a player accused of sexual assault in 2019 — and the fallout is seismic. Six teammates were also implicated in that same incident, yet the league deemed his conduct non-violating under its policy, clearing the way for his return. Survivors and hockey moms are outraged, calling it a betrayal that sends the message: trauma doesn’t matter in sports. Critics argue the i...

Twenty-two years after 9/11, the echoes of that day still shape our world—two planes tore into the Twin Towers, one slammed into the Pentagon, and heroes on Flight 93 turned the tide. Nearly 3,000 lives lost, a nation forever changed. Today, the Department of Defense pushes forward with smarter threat-tracking systems born from those lessons, while updated air travel protocols reflect an unrelenti...

This year, the nationwide September eleventh National Day of Service has grown dramatically, with 50 cities now participating to pack over 17 million meals — including more than 400,000 in St. Louis — turning tragedy into tangible acts of unity. Inspired by heroes like Jay Winuk’s brother Glenn, who died saving others in the World Trade Center, volunteers honor sacrifice while educating younger ge...

Hop aboard the trolley for a scenic, climate-controlled ride through Bellefontaine Cemetery and Arboretum on Friday, September 11, 2026, from 1:30 to 3:30 PM—perfect for soaking in the historic design and natural beauty. Limited seating (4 per RSVP) and $5 tickets mean early booking is key. Dress for the weather, as stops allow off-trolley exploration. Located at 4947 W Florissant Ave, St. Louis,...

Unwind your Friday nights at the APA Adoption Center’s “Happiest Hours” — where cocktails, snacks, and adorable puppies meet in the perfect vibe for adults 21+. Kick off your weekend with Tito’s and Urban Chestnut sponsors, grab tickets early, and support a great cause while soaking up good vibes at 1705 S Hanley Rd, Brentwood, MO. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipil...

In 1962, Dianne White shattered barriers when she became the first Black weathercaster on national TV—marking a historic moment at KSD-TV that reshaped media representation and inspired generations to see themselves in the spotlight. Her groundbreaking appearance challenged norms, opened doors, and proved that diversity belongs on screen. While headlines from 1926 reflected a very different world,...

The Theatre Guild of Webster Groves kicks off its 100th season with the uproarious classic “You Can’t Take It With You,” a joyful tale of love, chaos, and the true meaning of happiness—perfectly timed to honor Michael Greco and celebrate a century of community theater magic. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.a...

Joey Gase turns his racecar into a moving tribute to organ donors, covering it in handprints and heartfelt messages from families who lost loved ones but chose to give the gift of life. Inspired by his mother’s donation that saved 66 lives, Gase now drives a symbol of hope, featuring photos and names of “donor heroes” whose generosity continues to live on. One family, the Goodes, lost their daught...

A man in Illinois collapsed at the gym during a routine workout, suffered catastrophic facial injuries and went into cardiac arrest—until an off-duty cop sprang into action with CPR, sparking a life-saving chain reaction. Thanks to quick teamwork from gym-goers and paramedics, he was revived and later underwent emergency quadruple bypass surgery. Now recovering, he credits the cop as the hero who...

St. Louis is tackling its massive vacant lot maintenance challenge with a new tech upgrade: CityStat, an app letting forestry crews log work, snap photos, and track progress in real time—cutting paperwork and boosting efficiency. The city hopes this data-driven approach will keep grass under control more reliably, while future plans include sharing the info with residents for greater transparency....

Midtown Community Services is hosting a free Resource 360 Health Fair on Friday, September 11th, from 11 AM to 1 PM at 1202 South Boyle in The Grove — rain or shine. Families of all ages are invited to access free health screenings, info, and services from local organizations, plus enjoy food, games, and kid-friendly activities. This community-driven event breaks down barriers like poverty and iso...

Early Sunday morning in Bevo, chaos erupted as a crew took over an intersection near the Bevo Mill, staging stunts and setting a car ablaze—so intense the fire damaged pavement and shattered windows at a nearby museum. Police arrested 19-year-old Jade Martinez on misdemeanor stunt driving charges and are now seeking three others: 19-year-old Ashton Brewer, 20-year-old Christopher Moore, and 18-yea...

Riverview’s police department is officially disbanded, with emergency calls now routed to St. Louis County PD — a bold reset after scandal, legal turmoil, and leadership collapse. Interim Chief Brandin Neil says the move is about sustainability and healing, though details remain under wraps for now. Residents brace for change as the city tries to rebuild from the ground up. Listen in comfort: Get...

Vice President JD Vance rolls into Kansas City this Monday, hitting Olathe and Missouri’s capitol to hype up manufacturing and spotlight his fraud task force — which has already uncovered $230 billion in scams and blocked $56 billion in suspicious payments. He’ll start with a welding plant tour alongside Senator Roger Marshall, then pivot to law enforcement to tout the administration’s crackdown o...

The Cardinals’ bullpen is in dire need of overhaul, ranking 24th in ERA — but there are bright spots. Riley O’Brien leads the NL with 36 saves and earned All-Star honors, while Gordon Graceffo has been a revelation with a 1.5 WAR and 2.70 ERA in 56 games. Justin Bruihl offers modest value at 0.4 WAR, but most others are expendable. Veteran Ryne Stanek, who posted a 4.42 ERA in 64 games, is likely...

A seventeen-year-old high school sophomore, David C. the first, was fatally shot in a driveway near Ferguson, sparking a community shockwave and leading to the arrest of another teen suspect. The tragic incident, initially misidentified, underscores how quickly lives can be shattered — especially when it’s someone so young. Authorities continue to investigate as the community mourns the loss of a...

In St. Louis, the Flags of Valor display pays solemn tribute to the 9/11 victims, with emotional firsthand accounts from Police Chief Robert Tracy and retired Air Force General Darren James. Tracy, once an NYPD officer on that fateful day, described the chaos and heartbreak of identifying victims, including the wrenching task of collecting DNA from children. General James, a C-5 pilot who immediat...