Map-Making Isn't Always Pretty

CNN special looks into the redrawing of congressional lines.

No MoDOT Work, No Traffic Jerk for Thanksgiving

All MoDOT work to stop at noon on Wednesday.

Gobble Gobble Golf, Run Details for Thanksgiving Holidays

During the Thanksgiving holiday, Arnold will have it annual Gobble Gobble Run to benefit the Arnold Food Pantry. and Pomme Creek Golf course will have a golf scramble.

New Bridge, New Road Opens in Fenton

Old Highway 141 span over Fenton Creek opens for traffic.

Traffic Jerk of The Week Re-Vote!

All lanes closed on Route 61/67, between Routes M and Z, for bridge Replacement over Koch's Creek in Jefferson County.

Pundits Skeptical of Gingrich Rise

Former House Speaker gains in the polls as alternatives to Romney falter.

Smucker's Recalls Natural Chunky Peanut Butter in Missouri

The peanut butter may be contaminated with Salmonella.

Bridges to Somewhere: Metro St. Louis Spans Are Ship Shape, Officials Say

The Transportation for America report calling Missouri bridges the seventh worst in nation is much ado about nothing, according to MoDOT engineers.

Arnold to Shift 870 Residents Into Ward 1

Census results show that the population in Arnold's four voting wards varies by 28 percent, instead of the required 10 percent, and 117 voters must move into Ward 4.

City Council May Discuss Ward Redistricting at Thursday Meeting

Arnold's Census results show the voting wards, which should have balanced populations, has a variance of 28 percent.

Arnold Passes Ordinance Restricting Pseudoephedrine Sales

Ward 1 Councilwoman Borgelt questions need for ordinance and how it was passed

Mr. Self-Destruct?

Texas Gov. Rick Perry's debate woes continue, prompting questions about whether he will last in the presidential race.

Arnold City Hall, Municipal Buildings Closed on Friday

The City of Arnold will observe Veteran's Day on Friday.

Wanted: Personal Trainers, Staff Accountant, and Experienced Cabinet Makers

Every week Patch will search for available local jobs as a service to readers.

Redistricting, Pomme Creek Beverage Policy on Council Work Agenda

The City of Arnold will have three municipal meetings this week to discuss economic development, redistricting the voting wards, the sewers and alcohol consumption at the city owned golf course.

More Inmates, Fights in Crowded Jefferson County Jail

The Jefferson County Jail is holding about three times more inmates than it was designed to contain, the stltoday.com news website reports.

Cain Feels Pain After 'Politico' Report

The Georgia businessman's lack of elected experience may be bad omen.

Updated: Arnold, Jefferson County Law Enforcement Officers to Receive Missouri Medal of Valor

Darren M. Rodgers and Gerald L. Williams will receive the medal from Gov. Jay Nixon in a Jefferson City ceremony on Wednesday.

UPDATE: Schnucks Salad Bars Focus of E. coli Outbreak, But Testing Negative

Health officials confirm that Schnucks salad bars are a focus of their E. coli investigation, but so far, food samples have tested negative for the bacteria.

Huckabee Endorses Ann Wagner in Congressional Bid

The former governor of Arkansas underscored Wagner’s opposition to gay marriage, support for gun owners' rights and conservative fiscal values in his letter of support.

Schnucks Stores Mentioned During E. coli Outbreak

Health officials are now investigating reports that some of the sick mentioned Schnucks stores while being interviewed.

Arnold City Council to Revisit Ephedrine Sales Issue

Hayrides offered at Arnold City Park on Friday and Saturday.

Arnold National Guardsman Meets His MLB Cardinals Heroes at the World Series

Missouri National Guard's had a World Series assignment to protect against weapons of mass destruction.

Filing Begins for Missouri Presidential Primary

Amid questions about whether the primary will amount to anything, supporters of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney threw his name into contest.

Economic Development Open House, Rx Drug Collection This Week

No City Council meeting this week but two major events to help residents scheduled for the week of Oct. 24.

Wagner Haul Raises Eyebrows

Wagner campaign responds to speculation from Politico that she may switch races.

Arnold City Council to Vote on $7 Million CVS Development

Free shredding of ID information on Saturday.

Jefferson County Growth Group Sets Business Showcase

Event touts benefits of living, working and shopping in Jefferson County.

Rising Cain: GOP Candidate Shoots Up in the Polls

Nearly six months ago, GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain spoke at the Missouri Capitol as an also-ran in the Republican field. Today, he is leading in some public opinion polls.

CVS Pharmacy to Bring 50 Jobs to Arnold

The national company is expected to invest $7 million in a new Arnold business site, asks for eminent domain.

Arnold Planning & Zoning, City Council Work Session Scheduled for This Week

Commission and council work sessions to be determined.

Missouri Air Guard Unit Announces New Commander

Lt. Col. William Boothman will take over the Missouri Air Guard Unit at Jefferson Barracks.

I-70 Closed in St. Louis City This Weekend

MoDOT Announces Weekend Road Work.

Arnold Warning Siren Test Saturday Morning

Arnold residents will hear city warning sirens at 11 a.m. on Saturday. Residents should call or email whether they can hear the sirens to Police Chief Robert Shockey.

Jeff Fitter Joins Arnold City Council

Fitter must leave the Arnold Planning and Zoning Commission to avoid potential conflicts of interest.

Arnold City Council Remembers Losses

Council members Phil Amato and Sandra Kownacki asked for a minute of silence in tribute to the deaths of Jim Edwards, children of Arnold Police Department officers, and for Apple Founder Steve Jobs.

Romney Gains Fans in St. Louis

The former Massachusetts governor announced a raft of endorsements from Missouri political figures, including a number from the St. Louis area.

Fenton Withdraws From Grant Program to Market Chrysler Site

City wants most of its unspent contribution back, says it fulfilled its obligation

Ozzie Smith signature, a gray bag of knives, a bowling pin and more are on Clint Zweifel's auction block

State treasurers auction set for 9 a.m. Oct. 4 in Columbia, Mo.

2nd District GOP Candidates Debate

Ed Martin and Ann Wagner traded light jabs on endorsements and disagreement over immigration policy in the first debate between candidates for Missouri's new second district U.S. House seat.