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Join The Mamas Who Brunch for Infertili-Tea Brunch on Friday, July 10th, 2026, from 10 AM to noon at Studio Magnolia — a heartfelt gathering to raise awareness and funds for Making a Miracle, the St. Louis nonprofit supporting one in six women and couples facing infertility. More than just brunch, it’s a space for connection, healing, and honest conversations about infertility, pregnancy loss, and...

St. Louis Police launch internal probe into Juvenile Division after grim discovery of a missing boy’s remains in St. Clair County — a case that exposed missed opportunities, ignored pleas from the mother, and led to charges against the child’s father and girlfriend for parental kidnapping, as Chief Tracy vows accountability and transparency. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http...

A missing man vanished for weeks, leaving his wife heartbroken—until a random rant on X about a homeless camp, tagged at the mayor, sparked a 311 call that led to his discovery. Found by city workers near the camp, William Keys was reunited with his 47-year marriage partner, Brenda, who called it heaven-sent. Grateful and emotional, she praised the workers who brought him home—with their dog, the...

A St. Louis man sentenced to 16 years after pleading guilty to shooting his girlfriend during a car argument and later attacking a jail guard with a shank—two violent incidents that sealed his fate in court. 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 repo...

Missouri voters face a pivotal August ballot decision on Amendment 5, which seeks to eliminate the state income tax—promised to unleash economic growth but sparking fierce debate. Supporters tout it as a catalyst for creativity and prosperity, while opponents, including the Missouri Association of Realtors, warn it could pave the way for an “everything tax” and empower lawmakers to bypass tax prot...

A man named Timothy Dubois just received a 120-year prison sentence for a chilling attack on a 21-year-old woman in a Starbucks parking lot on Veterans Day—where he used a knife and told her he “deserved” her because he was a veteran. Despite his military background, the judge dismissed his defense, emphasizing the brutality and timing of the crime. The victim, forced to drive at knifepoint, survi...

A chilling missing child case in Missouri has taken a devastating turn as authorities believe they’ve found the remains in a remote Illinois woods. The child’s mother broke down describing her son as innocent and undeserving of his fate, while the father and a woman linked to him face parental kidnapping charges. With autopsy results pending, the community reels from the discovery—and if the death...

Washington University in St. Louis pulled off a chillingly realistic active shooter drill this past Thursday — complete with special effects makeup, real first responders, and high-stakes chaos — to sharpen the reflexes and resolve of campus and local emergency teams. This third straight year of intense, coordinated training with Clayton, Richmond Heights, and University City agencies proves that...

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East St. Louis is going after illegal trash dumping with a tech-powered crackdown—14 new 24/7 surveillance cameras, funded by a federal grant, have already racked up over 30 tickets with fines up to $5,000. The city’s surveillance director, a native of East St. Louis, says this isn’t just about fines—it’s about reclaiming pride and sending a clear message: outsiders won’t be using the city as a du...

The Mark Twain Hotel in St. Louis is under fire after the state demands 14 days to fix life-threatening conditions—or face legal action. A pipe burst recently displaced residents, but years of neglect—including broken pipes, faulty appliances, and unsanitary conditions—have made the historic building a “slum dwelling” according to the Attorney General. Tenants, some living there for a decade, are...

Marvin Byrd faces 17 years in prison after allegedly shooting and dumping his roommate’s body in the woods near Bellefontaine and Larimore roads in August 2022. Charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action, prosecutors claim he staged the crime to cover up a burglary and silence his roommate. Byrd initially claimed self-defense, then shifted to saying it was an accident during a fire...

Drake Bell, the beloved star of Drake & Josh, is bringing his vibe to Tin Roof in St. Louis on July 9, 2026 — doors at 7 PM, show at 8 PM, plus a meet-and-greet! After years of acting and now rocking his own music scene independently, Bell’s still got that magic, connecting fans directly through socials and streams. This gig is a must for old-school fans and new listeners alike — expect wild energ...

Fifty-five-year-old Marvin Byrd Jr. pleaded guilty in St. Louis to shooting and killing his roommate, Dwayne Thomas, during a heated argument over finances and drug habits after a football watch party. Facing first-degree murder, Byrd accepted a plea deal for voluntary manslaughter and armed criminal action, receiving a 17-year sentence—14 years for manslaughter and 3 consecutive years for the fir...

A Missouri woman turned a casual trip to the convenience store into a life-changing moment when she scratched a Tetris-themed lottery ticket for $100,000—right in her car on the way home after grabbing a soda. With only 1 in 245,000 odds of hitting the top prize, this win is one for the books. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:...

A 22-year-old man, Ja’vonne Lindsey, faces serious charges after allegedly sneaking into his ex-girlfriend’s home, stealing $3,500 in cash and a $4,000 necklace—claiming he only took the chain with permission, but denying the cash. The ex-girlfriend provided damning evidence including loan docs, messages, and receipts, while Lindsey admitted to being there but denied stealing. He’s now facing one...

Ballpark Village is about to get a major culinary upgrade with the arrival of The Clydesdale – A Clark Avenue Tavern, helmed by James Beard Award-winning chef Kevin Nashan. This upscale tavern, nestled near Busch Stadium, promises elevated burgers, steak fries, house-made pasta, and a seafood bar featuring oysters and caviar — all paired with craft cocktails, local brews, and curated wines. Design...

Missouri just rolled out a major public safety overhaul called “Clean Slate,” automatically clearing nonviolent misdemeanor and felony records after one and three years respectively—no new offenses required. But violent crimes and child-related offenses stay off-limits, with caps of three misdemeanors and two felonies eligible. The Missouri Highway Patrol runs the program. Beyond record expungemen...

Storms are brewing for St. Louis this week—Thursday brings scattered thunderstorms with a Level 1 risk north of I-44 and a Level 2 south, possible damaging winds and flash flooding in southeast Missouri and southern Illinois. Friday’s risk remains Level 1, with storms peaking Friday evening in the Metro area, and some intense storms possibly hitting as early as 6 p.m. in northwestern zones. Stay a...

St. Louis’ rock-throwing menace, Phillip Carter, 40, is back on the radar—this time hitting multiple cars with rocks from overpasses on I-64, just weeks after his probation was handed down for a similar stunt. Eyewitnesses and cops ID’d him, and now he’s facing serious charges including first-degree assault and armed criminal action. His next court date? Thursday afternoon. Listen in comfort: Get...

Missouri just enacted Bentley’s Law — a bold new measure that demands drunk drivers who kill a parent pay child support for that parent’s kids, starting a year after release, to ensure surviving children get financial stability. The law also mandates minimum 5-year prison terms for DWI deaths, up to 10 years without parole for repeat offenders, and channels payments through circuit clerks. Designe...

Missouri’s new report reveals a shocking toll: 340 pregnancy-related deaths between 2019 and 2023, 79% deemed preventable. Cardiovascular disease and mental health issues — including entirely preventable substance use disorders — are top causes, alongside infections like pneumonia and COVID-19. A devastating racial gap persists, with Black women dying at 2.5 times the rate of white women. In respo...

The DOJ is aggressively targeting election integrity by warning Illinois officials of criminal charges for allowing noncitizens to vote and suing to access voter databases — moves courts have largely blocked, while civil rights groups argue the real goal is a national voter registry. Despite legal defeats and federal judge rulings against Trump-era executive orders, the Postal Service still plans...

Jordan Walker is set to blast his way into the 2026 Home Run Derby as the first St. Louis Cardinal to compete since Albert Pujols, already crushing 21 homers this season and leading the league in RBIs. With a stacked field including former teammate Willson Contreras and rising stars, Walker’s power and All-Star form make him a serious contender to finally break the Cardinals’ Derby drought — and m...

A new state audit has exposed serious financial and administrative missteps in former Governor Mike Parson’s final months in office, revealing over $375,000 spent on state aircraft — including 174 flights with no documented business purpose. Auditors found vague flight logs, unlinked trips, and violations like book signings, a Cotton Bowl trip with spouses, and unapproved hotel stays. The office r...