Ballwin Seeking Grant For $1.4 Million in Henry Avenue Improvements

The city is applying for a grant to fund approximately 80 percent of the Henry Avenue road improvement plan estimated to cost almost $1.4 million.

Parkway Candidate Forum Monday At Parkway South Middle School

Eight candidates are vying for two seats on the Parkway Board of Education in next month's election.

Residents Question Ellisville's Decision to Hire PR Firm

The city council approved switching PR firms at a meeting Wednesday, but city officials have said the move was not related to the city's ongoing political crisis.

Ellisville Moves to Drop Some Charges in Impeachment Case

Among the removed allegations were charges that Mayor Adam Paul had drunk vodka while on the job.

Former Mayor Pirrello Will Lead Ellisville Council Meeting

The council member and former mayor will act as mayor pro tem in Mayor Adam Paul's suspension.

Ellisville Council Is 'Bush League,' Post-Dispatch Editorial Says

The newspaper wasn't complimentary to the actions of city officials involved in the move to suspend Mayor Adam Paul.

Sequester Could Have Mixed Impact On Parkway, Rockwood Schools

District administrators are forecasting financial hits on programs from child nutrition to special education.

For Supporters of Ellisville Mayor, It All Leads Back to Walmart

More than a dozen of individuals who spoke at Wednesday's meeting suspending Mayor Adam Paul traced the city's current turmoil back to the development project and the debate over its public financing.

Ellisville Mayor Suspended From Office

The city council voted 5-0 to adopt a resolution suspending Mayor Adam Paul for 45 days so a hearing can be convened presenting allegations that he violated the city charter and should be removed from office.

Pirrello: Walmart Ruling Clears Way for Economic Development

A St. Louis Circuit Court judge recently rejected a lawsuit aimed at halting a Walmart development, claiming that the city had made missteps in approving a conditional use permit for the project.

Court Rules in Favor of Ellisville in Lawsuit to Block Walmart

A St. Louis Circuit Court Judge rejected claims from a resident that the city had made mistakes in its approval of a conditional use permit for the project.

Special Purpose District for Manchester Road Being Sought by Wildwood, Ballwin, Ellisville Officials

A new "overlay" governmental district to oversee long-term Manchester Road improvements is a new goal for Wildwood, Ballwin and Ellisville city representatives.

Mayor's Lawyer in Impeachment Case: Ellisville is Squandering Resources

Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul's representing lawyer, Chet Pleban, responds to the most recent action by city council to remove Paul from mayorship.

Update: Ellisville City Council Proposes Resolution to Remove Mayor from Office

The council approved a motion to draft a resolution to start the process to remove Mayor Adam Paul from office.

Charter Commission Recommends Dismissal of Impeachment Claims Against Ellisville Mayor

The recommendation to dismiss allegations that Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul violated the city charter will be up for review by city council next.

Ellisville City Council Candidate Denny Lober Disqualified by Courts

Judicial officials have disqualified Lober for failing to file a personal financial disclosure form with the Missouri Ethics Commission.

New Veritas Site Gets OK from Ellisville Planning Commission

Veritas Gateway to Food and Wine's new location in Ellisville requires a conditional use permit to allow liquor sales.

Obama's 'Fix it First' Program Would Mend 'Deficient' Ballwin Bridge

In his 2013 State of the Union Address Tuesday, President Barack Obama touched on immigration policy, gun control and the economy, among other national issues. In terms of infrastructure, he proposed a "Fix it First" plan that may affect Ballw

Impeachment Claim Against Ellisville Mayor Gets 1st Hearing Monday

Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul will be reviewed by the Charter Enforcement Commission after a resident suggested specific actions violated the City Charter.

Update: Ellisville Mayor Responds to Impeachment Suggestion

A resident filed a request this week to bring Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul under review of the Charter Enforcement Commission for allegedly violating the City Charter.

Letter to the Editor: Former Mayor O'Reilly Reacts to Ellisville Walmart

Former Ellisville Mayor Ed O'Reilly submits his thoughts against the city's Walmart development.

Ellisville to Reimburse Residents for Lawsuit Costs

The Ellisville City Council reportedly voted to reimburse five residents for $1,000 in legal fees linked to a lawsuit filed by Councilman Matt Pirrello.

MoDOT: All Lanes, Both Directions on I-64 to Close This Weekend (Hampton to Forest Park Pkwy)

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on its St. Louis work zones for Jan. 31 to Feb. 6.

Members of The Pointe: Get Discounts If You 'Shop Ballwin First'

The city is revamping a program that gives discounts at city businesses to residents who are members at The Pointe at Ballwin Commons.

Ellisville Walmart Battle Reportedly Heading to Court

Arguments are set for Jan. 30 as residents try to block the development of a Walmart along Manchester Road, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

State Treasurer Zweifel Visits Marcella's Mia Sorella in Ballwin

Clint Zweifel stopped by the Ballwin restaurant to talk about the Missouri Linked Deposit Program the owners made use of for their small business.

St. Louis County Reportedly Considers Funeral Protest Ban

The ban would be similar to the those passed by other St. Louis area cities, including Manchester.

Scotty’s Fresh Produce Likely Moving in Along Manchester Road

Scotty's owner says the target move-in date for the location along Manchester Road is March 1.

Restaurant Inspections: BBQ ASAP, Chipotle Up for Review

Check out the round-up of Ballwin and Ellisville-area restaurants and see how they make the grade.

Smoking Ban in St. Louis County Casinos?

There's reportedly a push to make area casinos smoke-free and it could take a step closer to reality Tuesday.

MoDOT: Final Week of Work on Interstate 64 Double Deck Project Downtown

Missouri Department of Transportation reports on the St. Louis work zones for January 10-16.

MoDOT Reflects, Looks Ahead at Road Improvements

Missouri Department of Transportation managers released a list of major renovations and upgrades completed in 2012; several projects directly impacted Ballwin and Ellisville.

Representative Ann Wagner Sworn In With 113th Congress

The Republican from St. Louis County represents Missouri's new Second Congressional District.

Fiscal Cliff: How Congress Voted

The U.S. House went along with a Senate plan Tuesday to address expiring Bush-era tax cuts while delaying spending cuts.

MoDOT Helped Southern Missouri Dig Out; Work Restricted on New Years Holiday

Missouri Department of Transportation reports the St. Louis work zones for Dec. 27 to Jan. 2.

Real, Personal Property Taxes Are Due December 31

The St. Louis Department of Revenue has four offices to serve patrons.

Identity Theft Concerns Prompt New Missouri Drivers Licenses

The new-look IDs will be available in the St. Louis area next month.

Additional Northbound I-270 Lane Open, Work Zones Restricted for Holiday

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports its St. Louis work zones for Dec. 20-26.

News Nearby: Look How Missouri Route 109 will Change

Improvements for this major St. Louis County transportation thoroughfare are coming this spring. Several of the planned construction phases now were combined into a single project, but some residents are unhappy no sound wall will be part of it.

Ellisville Family Pivotal in Securing Speaker of House Tim Jones' New District Office

When a ribbon-cutting ceremony recently was hosted at the new 110th District office in Eureka, an Ellisville family was credited as instrumental to the new location's existence.