The congressman also took questions from seniors at the Affton White-Rodgers Community Center.
The democratic congressman said he’d make an official announcement once redistricting lines are finalized.
The company has developed project across the St. Louis region for years.
Mayor Wilkerson hopes to put the disincorporation measure on November ballot.
Four St. Louis County Council districts lost population, but District 6, which covers Affton and South County, grew slightly. That will lead to boundary changes.
He could not be reached to react to Cunningham's decision against running for Congress.
Martin and Wagner praise her for conservative leadership.
Chesterfield state senator will instead run for a second term in the Missouri Senate.
Conservative Phyllis Schlafly gives nod over former RNC Chairwoman.
Thursday's event, billed as a "Meet & Greet Ice Cream Social For Todd Akin," did not include much meeting or greeting by the headline speaker.
The agreement would require MSD to make about $4.7 billion in improvements throughout 23 years, warranting additional rate hikes for customers. Missouri, one of the plaintiffs in the case, will not sign the agreement.
The aldermen voted Tuesday to use a $20,000 HUD grant to make street repairs and contribute to St. Louis County's Home Improvement Program.
The conceptual site plan offers answers, but residents remain concerned.
There is an exciting night of governmental activity planned at Shrewsbury's city hall Tuesday.
The St. Louis County Department of Health said mosquitoes have tested positive for West Nile Virus in St. Louis County, including in nearby Lemay and Mehlville.
Mayor Wilkerson is looking at shutting down the municipality’s court.
Despite a legal setback to the committee, the petition may have 50 percent of city voters.
The Shrewsbury Board of Aldermen approved the first reading of an ordinance to allow trucks weighing up to 36,000 pounds on the street.
Rep. Scott Dieckhaus, R-Washington and the chairman of the House Elementary and Secondary Education Committee, said there's no easy fix to Turner v. Clayton.
An informational open house will be held June 28.
Three residents addressed the Shrewsbury Board of Aldermen about an attempted burglary on Nottingham Avenue at the board's Tuesday meeting.
Recent rate increase proposals were developed with mediation of suit in mind, an MSD spokesperson says.
Despite some accomplishments, work remains for the Missouri legislature, said Sen. Jim Lembke.
Marlborough attorney says the village has not received any updates since late last year.
Mayor Felicity Buckley says four of the five proposed routes are unacceptable.
The new speed limit is 60 mph in most areas.
MoDOT's plan to save $512 million by making job, facility and budget cuts is approved. The necessary changes are already taking place.
Shrewsbury's mayor Felicity Buckley said that service cuts will be needed if the Kenrick Plaza redevelopment falls through.
Shrewsbury Mayor is concerned about effects on Shrewsbury community life.
A heat advisory is in effect until Wednesday night, so health officials are issuing a warning to residents.
State representatives and affected residents ask the House Apportionment Commission to make redrawn districts competitive.
Mayor says the controversial redevelopment plan will be ready to bring to citizens.
St. Louis County SAVES will provide $10.4 million in low-interest loans on home improvement projects that save energy.
The mayor cast a tiebreaking vote to form the committee.
The Board of Trustees passed the village’s budget for the 2011-2012 fiscal year last week.
Homeowners south of Highway 40 will save between $30 and $52 a year when the county’s new waste hauler contracts begin Oct. 3.
A town hall was held to answer residents’ questions about the process and effects of dissolving the small city.
The U.S. Census Bureau has released a more detailed breakdown of its 2010 data, and "Patch" has the Affton and Shrewsbury results.
The board also swore in newly elected Alderman Dee Wiecher, who ran on an anti-Walmart platform.
People in Affton and throughout St. Louis County will have the opportunity to donate nonperishable food items as part of the annual event.