Redistricting Earthquake Shakes Up Plans

Incumbents scrambling to avoid primaries, at least in the St. Louis area.

City Names Citizens Of The Year

David Caldwell and Claire Chosid are the 2011 winners.

Compromise Reached: All Parks to Stay Open

County says job cuts are part of the plan to reach a budget deal.

Right To Life Groups To MOSIRA: Wait A Second

Clayton-based Missouri Roundtable For Life files petition in Cole County to declare special session legislation null and void.

The Great Shift

This week is also about movement as Ed Martin thinks about his next move and new state legislative maps cause some chaos.

Where Am I? Lawmakers React To Redrawn Districts

Creve Coeur area state lawmakers will all find themselves in new districts under new maps released Wednesday.

Town Hall Talks About Trash, Leaf Collection

Tuesday's forum was hosted by Ward 1 Creve Coeur City Councilmembers.

Ladue Road at 141 to Open on Thursday

The new Olive Boulevard bridge over Route 141 to open Wednesday.

Map-Making Isn't Always Pretty

CNN special looks into the redrawing of congressional lines.

Special Committee Questions County Budget Estimates

St. Louis County faces a year-end deadline to pass a 2012 budget.

Patch To Live Blog Second GOP House Debate Monday Night

Republicans Ed Martin and Ann Wagner are squaring off in the race to fill the new 2nd district seat in Congress.

Kinder Drops Out, Leaves Ladue Businessman As Republican Frontrunner for Governor

Kinder said David Spence now is Republicans' best chance to unseat Jay Nixon in 2012.

Restaurant Inspections: Dishwasher and Paper Towels

The latest roundup of restaurant inspections around Creve Coeur and nearby.

Pundits Skeptical of Gingrich Rise

Former House Speaker gains in the polls as alternatives to Romney falter.

County Residents Speak Out About Proposed Park Cuts

St. Louis County Council hears from more than 100 people Tuesday as budget process unfolds.

Deerhunting Tactics Targeted: Creve Coeur Council Hears Citizen Concerns

Critics say prospective bowhunters are going door-to-door to solicit interested property owners.

Mr. Self-Destruct?

Texas Gov. Rick Perry's debate woes continue, prompting questions about whether he will last in the presidential race.

Signed, Sealed & Delivered: Governor Holds MOSIRA Ceremony In Creve Coeur

The legislation could be a boost for life sciences start-ups in Creve Coeur and St. Louis.

On The Agenda: Monday Night Meetings

Here's what they'll be talking about at tonight's Planning and Zoning Commission and Ladue School board meetings.

Cain Feels Pain After 'Politico' Report

The Georgia businessman's lack of elected experience may be bad omen.

Filing Begins for Missouri Presidential Primary

Amid questions about whether the primary will amount to anything, supporters of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney threw his name into contest.

Get Ready To Play 20 Questions: The City of Creve Coeur Wants Residential Feedback

At least 400 phone surveys will try to gauge public opinion on a variety of issues.

Trash Deal: What Do Residents Want?

Creve Coeur City Council approves Allied Waste extension.

Governor: It's OK For Missouri Teachers To Use Facebook

Governor Nixon signed a revision of Senate Bill 54 into law Friday.

Governor Signs MOSIRA Legislation

The special session legislation may still draw a legal challenge but the bill could be a big boost for the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center and BRDG Park in Creve Coeur.

Wagner Haul Raises Eyebrows

Wagner campaign responds to speculation from Politico that she may switch races.

State Rep: Aerotropolis "Dying A Slow Death"

State Senate to decide Monday on conference committee fate for economic development bill.

Rising Cain: GOP Candidate Shoots Up in the Polls

Nearly six months ago, GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain spoke at the Missouri Capitol as an also-ran in the Republican field. Today, he is leading in some public opinion polls.

Trash Talking: To Bid Or Not To Bid, That Is The Question

Creve Coeur City Council members have an offer on the table to extend the city's trash service from the current vendor.

Creve Coeur To Allow Bowhunting For Deer

City Council members also approved an ordinance Monday to prohibit feeding deer

Town Hall Trumped By Cardinals Baseball

City Council members wanted to avoid conflicts with playoffs.

Romney Gains Fans in St. Louis

The former Massachusetts governor announced a raft of endorsements from Missouri political figures, including a number from the St. Louis area.

GOP House Candidates Debate For The First Time

Ed Martin and Ann Wagner traded light jabs on endorsements and disagreement over immigration policy in the first debate between candidates for Missouri's new second district U.S. House seat.

LIVE: GOP U.S. House Candidates Hold First Debate Saturday

Live blog coverage of the first formal debate between Ann Wagner and Ed Martin.

Wagner, Martin Get Early Start

The 2nd District candidates are set to debate each other this week.

Special Session Stalled: Aerotropolis, MOSIRA Still Up In The Air

Governor Nixon calls on lawmakers to pass an economic development package or go home.

Developer Pulls Request For Drive Thru Zoning Amendment

A text amendment would have been required for a proposed Chick-fil-A development to move forward.

National Political Figure Christie In The Area Stumping For Congressional Hopeful

New Jersey's Governor is headlining a state GOP event Monday and a Tuesday fundraiser for Ann Wagner Tuesday.

Blunt Backs Romney

Missouri's highest-ranking elected Republican has thrown his support behind the former Massachusetts governor.

Planning and Zoning Members Recommend Against Drive Thru Rule Change

Residents and attorneys turn out in Creve Coeur Monday to speak against the proposed text amendment.