Police Asked to Up Security For McCaskill After Tea Party Comment

The move follows a conservative activist saying, “We have to kill the Claire Bear," at a Tea Party Express event.

Former Creve Coeur Mayor Annette Mandel Named To MSD Board

Mandel served as Mayor in Creve Coeur from 1997-2003.

Potpourri: The Politics Inside Governor Nixon's Endorsement of Rep. William Lacy Clay

Did the Governor do it to spite U.S. Rep. Russ Carnahan?

Political Potpourri: Senate Candidate Akin Uses Obama Criticism To Fund Campaign; McCaskill Has New Ad

Pending student loan legislation is a source of controversy in the race to represent Missouri in the U.S. Senate.

TRAFFIC ALERT: I-270 Lanes Narrowing Starting Wednesday Night

MoDOT is narrowing lanes on I-270 from Manchester Road to I-44 beginning at 7 p.m. Wednesday.

Gov. Nixon Endorses Clay in 1st District Race

Endorsements are piling up for both candidates.

Ruling In Student Transfers Case

The decision was announced Tuesday, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported. A Creve Coeur attorney for the plaintiffs told the paper, "It’s been a long, hard road,"

Part 2: Is Meth Moving Into Your Neighborhood?

A drug agent had a meth lab blow up in his face and said it can happen to a curious child just as easily. He tells Patch criminals are coming to St. Louis County to buy pseudoephedrine and that means meth is being made here, too.

AG Candidate Ed Martin Puts 'Obamacare' Opposition On Wheels

The Attorney is using an old ambulance to collect petition signatures.

Postal Service Bill Passes Senate With Missouri Amendments

U.S. Senators Claire McCaskill and Roy Blunt each won passage of amendments to slow the down the process of closing post office branches.

Is Meth Moving Into Your Neighborhood?

According to the president of the Missouri Narcotics Association who has been tracking meth for more than 15 years, the answer is "Yes."

Carnahan Gets Firepower in Showdown with Clay

Represenative Russ Carnahan gets a notable endorsement in his bid against Representative Lacy Clay.

Creve Coeur Looking For Green Power Buy-in; Will You?

The EPA partnership got a boost locally when Mercy, the Koman Group and the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center agreed to join the "Green Power Challenge".

Councilwoman: Make Campaign Finance Reports More Accessible

The Council also voted to defer naming a new President.

New Creve Coeur Mayor, Council Sworn In

Barry Glantz took the reins as the city's top elected official Monday.

Traffic Ahead: Lanes Closed on I-64 and I-270, Work Zone Awareness Week Starts Monday

Get the latest on the roadways, from the Missouri Department of Transportation's weekly update.

Claire McCaskill and Roy Blunt Line Up Against Post Office Closures

Congressional lawmakers hope to put up legislative barriers to postal closings while the agency seeks ways to compete in the digital age.

Tea Party Support Sought by Missouri's U.S. Senate Hopefuls

Also, find out why Newt Gingrich may not be a fan of the St. Louis Zoo, and we have links to this weekend's congressional district caucus events.

Co-Workers Honored For Saving Creve Coeur Man's Life

Gary Gannon, a technical manager at MiTek in St. Charles, went into cardiac arrest while at work and was able to walk out of the hospital a week later.

Playing 'What If' When It Comes to Missouri Politics

Even if the state's presidential primary had carried delegate weight, would Mitt Romney's defacto hold of the GOP nomination be any different now?

Pack 'Em Up: Election Signs Should Come Down By Friday

Creve Coeur city ordinances call for signs to be removed 10 days after an election.

Last Call For Mayor Dielmann

Creve Coeur's Mayor chaired his final City Council meeting Monday night.

Steelman's Legislative Support Gets Attention

Aides to Frontenac businessman John Brunner ding Steelman on previous statements on legislative endorsements.

Why The Low Voter Turnout for Tuesday's Election?

Despite issues and races with intense interest in Creve Coeur, countywide turnout was low. Tell us why you did or didn't vote.

Mayor-Elect Barry Glantz: 'It’s A Great Night. There’s No Other Way To Describe It.'

Glantz defeated Laura Bryant Tuesday in a bid to succeed retiring Mayor Harold Dielmann.

Parkway Schools: Newcomer Beats Both Incumbents

Appelbaum upsets the cart—for a big win.

Ladue School Tax Levy Passes

Hotly-contested question over the idea of raising the district's tax levy by $.49 drew fierce support from both sides.

Election Results: Barry Glantz Elected The Next Mayor of Creve Coeur

The race featured two veterans of city government and former members of city council and the planning and zoning commission.

UPDATE: Polls Closed At 7 p.m. Stay With Patch For Results

Tell us about your experience at the polls.

Pattonville Board Elections Heat Up with Three Candidates

Voters will select two of three candidates to represent them on the Pattonville School Board this Tuesday.

Mayor's Race: Deeper Into Thursday's Debate

Barry Glantz and Laura Bryant answered questions posed by Patch readers at a recent Chamber of Commerce forum.

Creve Coeur Fire Protection District Board Q&A: Full Term

Ron Olshwanger and Lili Goodman Lieberman are running for the seat.

Creve Coeur Fire Protection District Board Q&A: Unexpired Term

Cathy Keeler and Sam Goodman are vying for the seat.

Creve Coeur Mayoral Candidates Debate Before Election Day

Barry Glantz and Laura Bryant took questions from Patch readers and the Creve Coeur-Olivette Chamber of Commerce Thursday morning.

Parkway School Board Candidate Q&A: Beth Feldman

Find out what's important to the candidates ahead of next week's election.

Political Potpourri: It's (Kind Of) The End Of The Filing Period As We Know It

Some candidates withdrew, while other incumbents, including Creve Coeur State Rep. Jill Schupp, will go unopposed.

Parkway School Board Candidate Q&A: Helen Casteel

Find out what's important to the candidates ahead of next week's election.

Parkway School Board Candidate Q&A: Kim Appelbaum

Find out what's important to the candidates ahead of next week's election.

Call Him Switzerland: Council Member Says He's Neutral In Mayor's Race

A.J. Wang in a bit of a tight spot after his name showed up on a mailer taking sides in the Mayor's race.

Monday At Creve Coeur City Council: The Last Meeting Before The Election

The invocation became a source of controversy.