What Did It Take to Make Chesterfield a City?

With the 25th anniversary of the city's incorporation approaching this summer, where did Chesterfield's founders draw their inspiration.

Mayor: Chesterfield's Future is Bright

As his term draws to an end, outgoing Mayor Bruce Geiger looks back on the how far the city has come since forming in 1988.

'Chesterwild': Would you Support Merging Chesterfield and Wildwood?

A St. Louis County Official recently joked that combining the two cities would help end the debate over a sales tax sharing system that Chesterfield Mayor Bruce Geiger says needs reform.

Is The Schoettler Road Bridge in Need of Repair?

City officials say it will be soon and are taking steps to acquire grant funds to help pay for its replacement.

City Aims to Promote Amphitheater by Sponsoring 1st Paid Event

The one-time disbursement of $35,000 is an effort to promote the facility as a regional destination that can draw the kinds of acts seen at St. Louis venues like The Pageant.

Rockwood School Board Candidates' Forum Hosted by League of Women Voters

Rockwood School District is sponsoring a Board of Education candidates' forum Tuesday, and it will be moderated by League of Women Voters' representatives.

U-Gas Station Receives Thumbs Up from Planning Commission

The development now moves to the city council for a final vote. At a public hearing in November, several nearby business owners spoke in opposition to the project, saying it would harm them economically.

Washington University Lifelong Learning Institute Coming to Chesterfield

A course on the Dead Sea Scrolls will be offered this spring at city hall. The class is part of a new alliance with the city and the institute in response to recommendations from the Older Adult Task Force.

Chesterfield Approves $361,000 in Improvements for City Parks

The expenditures encompass six projects at three facilities and include new signage, bleacher covers and a VIP deck at the amphitheater.

New Parks Program Designed to Help Families 'Get Active'

The partnership between the City of Chesterfield and St. Luke's Hospital will provide residents who join with information on health-focused events and activities.

Chesterfield Monarch Levee Trail Closing at Boone Bridge Starting March 11

The closure only applies to the portion of the trail adjacent to and underneath I-64.

Boone Bridge Rock Blasting Begins Tuesday

MoDOT begins rock blasting on the west side of the Daniel Boone Bridge Tuesday, and drivers can expect to see traffic delays starting Thursday.

Obama's 'Fix it First' Program Would Mend 'Deficient' Chesterfield Bridges

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 Chest

UPDATE: Daily Slowdowns, Traffic Stops Begin Feb. 18 for Boone Bridge Work

The Missouri Department of Transportation needs to blast rock adjacent to the bridge as part of its renovation work. Expect delays. Here's details.

Spirit of St. Louis Airport Receives Perfect Inspection from Federal Officials

It was the airport's third such score in a row and the 12th "discrepency free" inspection in the last 14 years.

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.

Cunningham, McNary Get Nasty in Run for Monarch Fire Board

The Post-Dispatch interviewed both the remaining candidates, who once held high-profile offices in Jefferson City and now are running for the relatively obscure three-person fire board.

Owner of Chesterfield Restaurant Sentenced for Non-Payment of State, Local Sales Taxes

Sherri Poff pled guilty to two felony counts of failure to file and pay state and local sales taxes for Masterpiece Bar-B-Que restaurant in Chesterfield.

Chesterfield Increasing Donations for Local Arts Organizations to $200,000

The city council approved the donations to Stages St. Louis, Chesterfield Arts and the St. Louis Civic Orchestra to help fund programs for the community and expand the outreach of the organizations.

City Council Preview: Local Organizations Receiving Contracts for Public Arts Services.

This preview takes a look at some of the item's the Chesterfield City Council will discuss at its 7 p.m. meeting.

Advocates Demand Missouri Expands Medicaid Coverage by 2014

A campaign kicked off Wednesday to expand coverage to anyone making 138 percent of the Federal Poverty Level. Advocates say the move would cover an additional 250,000 Missourians.

Slate of Candidates Set for Local Elections in April

Seats on the Chesterfield City Council, the Monarch Fire Protection District and the Rockwood and Parkway school boards are all up for election along with the position of Chesterfield Mayor.

MoDOT Unveils 2013 St. Louis Area Road Construction Projects

The projects cost nearly $211 million and will include road and lane closures around the St. Louis area that begin next week.

Campaigning Begins for Chesterfield Mayor Race

Today's the deadline for candidates to file, but one of the councilman seeking to be the next mayor is already publishing campaign materials.

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. It's receiving support from a Chesterfield business owner who used to oppose the ban.

Missouri Offering Tax Refund Debit Cards

Do you want your 2012 tax refund in the form of a debit card from the State of Missouri?

Chesterfield City Council To Discuss Dangerous New 'N-Bomb' Drug

The Chesterfield Police Department will give a presentation to the city's health and public safety committee in March, but no immediate legislation to ban the synthetic substance is being proposed.

I-44 Improvements Top MoDOT's List for 2012

Missouri Department of Transportation managers released a list of major renovations and upgrades completed in 2012; several of the projects benefit Eureka and Wildwood residents.

MoDOT: Motorists Should Have Few Work Zone Delays Next Week

MoDOT reports on the St. Louis work zones for Jan. 3 - 9.

Representative Ann Wagner Sworn In With 113th Congress

The Republican from St. Louis County represents Missouri's new Second Congressional District, which includes Chesterfield.

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.

Chesterfield Taking Nominations for "Citizen of the Year"

Know someone noteworthy? Nominate them to be recognized for their contributions to the Chesterfield community.

In Race Between Councilmen, Chesterfield Mayor Backs Segal

Chesterfield's current Mayor Bruce Geiger said he is backing Councilman Matt Segal in his race against fellow Councilman Bob Nation to take over the position after he steps down in the spring.

New Drivers License Look to Decrease Identity Theft

Take a look at how future Missouri drivers licenses will appear.

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.

West County Weapons Sales Go Up After Call for Tighter Gun Control

Legislation being prepared to ban assault-style weapons; President to make the issue "central" to his second term

Election 2013: Former Monarch Board Member Files to Run Again

Rick Gans joins incumbent Kim Evans and local businessman Russ Lake in competition for the single seat open in April's elections.

Mississippi River Bridge Construction to Close I-70 Lanes Overnight Friday

Missouri Department of Transportation reports its St. Louis work zones for Dec. 13-19.