The Clayton Board of Aldermen meet tonight.
The Richmond Heights Fire Department responded to 32 calls for help from March 4-10, 2013.
Check this list of local winners who won in the Missouri Lottery in February.
Sauce Magazine finds out how a man who owns four restaurants, and consults on several others, keeps everything in balance.
Sanger is one of three candidates seeking to become mayor of Clayton.
Clayton Police said they found Christopher Jones with a handgun in his pocket when they responded to a disturbance in the 300 block of South Hanley Road.
Charlie's owner owns a candy shop in the DeMun neighborhood, and is served ice cream when he stops by.
Cockson is seeking Gina Mitten's vacated seat on the Richmond Heights City Council.
Here are five local job opportunities we found this week.
The following is a list of obituaries posted by area funeral homes the past week.
Only 782 copies of this Italian car were made.
Property damage from the crashes is estimated at $1.701 million.
Anyone who finds a box with a ticket on it this weekend wins another box for free.
New restaurants Libertine and Wheelhouse are both set to open in downtown Clayton.
Clayton’s Police Department will crack down on impaired drivers March 14-17.
The high school juniors were honored Feb. 12.
House hunting? Stop by these open houses this weekend.
The new European restaurant was given a ho-hum review by the RFT.
The woman told Clayton Police she sold the watch to a store in the city of St. Louis.
The Katie's Pizzeria owner is inviting backers to attend a cocktail party this Saturday, where they can sample appetizers from her new concept.
The burger joint closed last week.
The high court will review who would be responsible for the tuition of transfer students.
Robert Dillon was identified as an emerging leader who will be helping shape the world of education technology for the next 20 years.
Richmond Heights Police dealt with several thefts at the Galleria and other crime between Feb. 22-26 2013.
The Richmond Heights Fire Department responded to 43 calls for help from Feb. 25 to March 3, 2013.
Chip Bates of Little Country Gentlemen is the new executive chef at Half & Half.
Stacy L. Warren of Fenton is charged with filing a false report with the Clayton Police Department. She told officials that a man she thought was a police officer pulled her out of her car, punched her and threw her to the ground on Polo Drive.
See who's hiring in and around Clayton-Richmond Heights.
Thinking of stopping by the French-themed cafe and bar in Clayton? See what St. Louis foodies have had to say.
House hunting? Check out this weekend's open houses.
Court and traffic violations have moved to the newly renovated building, along with other city departments.
The last day to register to vote in the April election is days away.
Mayor Linda Goldstein spoke in favor of the resolution supported by mayors across the country. One alderman voted against the resolution.
The two stories were among the most read police stories on Clayton-Richmond Heights Patch in February 2013.
Members of "Sigma Alpha Epsilon engaged in racially offensive behavior directed toward a group of students of color," wrote a Washington University official in an email to the entire university community.
The three candidates shared what they believe are the top three pressing issues the city is facing in a student-led forum at Washington University Wednesday night.
One of the new owners prepared food for 'high-profile people' on movie sets in California.
Patch will send questionnaires to candidates running in the Clayton mayoral race and Richmond Heights aldermanic race. What questions should we include?
The Richmond Heights Fire Department responded to 39 calls for help from Feb. 18-24, 2013.