MoDOT reports Wednesday's road closures and rock blasting on northbound and southbound I-270 experienced no serious issues.
The next blasting and closure of I-270 is Wednesday 10 a.m.
MoDOT is warning drivers to avoid I-270 during the morning and afternoon hours when blasting will take place and close the road for about 15 minutes at a time. It begins Tuesday and will last all week.
Vote 7am - 5pm Monday, at the Election office in Maplewood.
Sewer rates and several related sewer measures are on the ballot Tuesday for voters in Chesterfield. Here's what you should know.
"Yes" on Proposition Y means selling bonds for sewer repairs keeps our rate hikes gradual; PLUS eight charter amendments aim at efficiency and transparency for operating the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District.
Fly your flag between Memorial Day and July 4th!
One of four statewide, the city was named the 15th year for its tree management and growth policies and action.
Seeking high-dollar campaign donations must mean McCaskill is going after Republicans.
The Missouri Supreme Court has affirmed redistricting lines drawn earlier this year, pitting two incumbents against each other in District 1.
Missouri lawmakers made sure you can get liquor at the airport at 4am, but nothing is open.
Despite previous assurances, is Rombach Farms threatened by outlet mall development?
Taubman has interest in $41 million in tax help.
Nancy Greenwood revealed her opposition to a sales tax for the outlets mall just prior to Monday's City Council vote, via letter.
Chesterfield City Council moves for St. Louis Premium Outlets to get $30 million to build.
Lawyers intend to address "misleading" claims of other outlet developers at Chesterfield City Hall Monday night.
Missouri State Sen. Jane Cunningham, a Chesterfield Republican, described in a March 31 speech, who is responsible for her leaving office.
City Council meets 6:30pm Monday at City Hall; Agenda includes outlets site plan, outlets tax district, stormwater management, roadway improvements, AT&T antennas, and more.
Chesterfield senator was hospitalized overnight after feeling light-headed Wednesday at the state capitol.
The Chesterfield resident and state senator was feeling light-headed Wednesday.
Chesterfield (and St. Louis) voters will decide over their sewer rates—to increase this summer. Federal Clean Water Act and a lawsuit started it all.
Neighbors of a Schnucks under construction at Clarkson and Kehrs Mill roads want to change city fence code limits on height.
Safety, job creation, and better transportation were cited Monday as reasons Missouri needs funding for better roads, rail and bridges.
A June 5 vote is planned in St. Louis county and city on Proposition Y, along with eight charter amendments aimed at increasing the efficiency and transparency of the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District.
MoDOT's St. Louis region work zone tame this weekend, so Happy Mother's Day.
Area state senate and general assembly races are still changing after the filing deadline.
There's a APP for that!
First reading passes 7-1. Final vote by council May 21.
The ruling came down Tuesday.
Chesterfield is in nearby district, but Carnahan could have run in either district.
Jefferson Barracks unit back after ten-month tour of duty; May 5 celebrate in Ballwin.
A drug agent had a meth lab blow up in his face and said it can happen to anyone just as easily.
If you ask the Missouri Narcotics Association, the answer is "Yes."
Outlet's pumpkin color walls were too much for Councilmember Fults.
Since few attend city meetings, let me walk you through a special one.
Get the latest on the roadways, from the Missouri Department of Transportation's weekly update.
One person was reported dead when a car struck a work vehicle in the I-270 work zone between Highway 44 and Manchester Road.
Former Chesterfield businessman and ex-convict had police knocking on my door.
Proposed Chesterfield developers look to add sales tax on shoppers.
Chesterfield incumbents sworn in post-election.