A local mall has asked the city for permission to erect seasonal decorations, including an inflatable pumpkin and a Christmas tree.
Hillary is the poster child for the failure of U.S. diplomacy
Missouri politics shows no signs of getting rid of defamation, lies and dirty tricks.
Schools in the St. Louis area have agreed to provide services to two struggling districts.
At a recent summit, Rep. Allen presented to legislators from across the US on Missouri’s innovative work in oral health and asthma services.
During this budget shortfall, the legislature is diligently overseeing how Missourians' tax dollars are spent.
With the economical benefits of legalized marijuana working for Colorado, is your state the next in line?
A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.
Here's the answer from a recent city of Chesterfield newsletter.
The project is a small part of a $4.7 billion settlement between MSD and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency requiring sewage repairs.
Would you have supported the tax cuts? Do you think Nixon's more to blame for vetoing them in the first place, or the GOP lawmakers who broke ranks and didn't vote to override the veto?
Plus, we're checking on what's happening a little east of there under Ameren's power lines.
Though the law is effective now, officials won't begin to enforce it until April 1, giving residents a chance to make arrangements.
MoDOT announced the inspection on the westbound portion of Highway 40's Daniel Boone Bridge was completed early and the lanes have reopened.
The price tag could be higher, the Post-Dispatch reports.
The city council gives final consideration to the plan on Sept. 9.
Check out the project's "virtual fly-through" the redesigned project and tell us what you think.
Officials are seeking public input on the possibility of two express bus routes that could bring workers to and from West County.
Banned vehicles would include certain vans, vehicles modified to accommodate advertising, flat-bed trucks, ice cream trucks, landscaping vehicles and several others.
An interactive map on the U.S. Census Bureau website will show you the concentration of 15 different language speakers in the region.
The proposed 17-acre, 31-home Shoettler Grove subdivision has some neighbors worried about its impact.
The city held a public hearing Aug. 5 on the proposed rate for 2013 of 3 cents per $100 of assessed valuation.
The 10-acre Monarch Center received approval from a divided Chesterfield City Council Monday.
He nearly drowned at the Chesterfield Aquatic Center July 20, but was spotted floating face down in the water by another swimmer who alerted the pool's lifeguards.
On the 20th anniversary of the Great Flood of 1993, check out a photo comparison of the Valley then and now.
Obesity is responsible for over 300,000 U.S. deaths annually. Find out how fat our county is.
In commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the Great Flood of 1993, Patch is publishing articles sharing the personal perspectives of those who lived through the event.
The Supreme Court's 5-4 this morning to strike down the federal Defense of Marriage Act is generating a big discussion on social media.
City officials said they support the merger of the St. Louis city and county economic development agencies, but don't expect them to join up any time soon.
The city is moving ahead with the installation of covers for some of its bleachers at the Chesterfield Valley Athletic Center that will contain solar panels.
St. Louis County say they expect the reconfiguration of the Long, Kehrs Mill and Wild Horse Creek roads intersection to be completely open to traffic by Monday.
The posters present a pictorial timeline of the area and are being displayed at business and other gather spots throughout the month of June. Have you spotted one?
The project will close one lane of traffic in parts of the road over night from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. on weekdays.
Three separate projects are listed as part of the department's Statewide Transportation Improvement Program for 2014-2018.
Activists meet around noon today at the office in Town and Country, located off Route 141 near Chesterfield.
The project will add the city logo and other features to the Chesterfield Airport Road Bridge being constructed over Highway 40, but the cost caused concerns among the city council's new members.