A text amendment to city zoning regulations related to a proposed Chick-fil-A is the subject of a petition campaign.
Neal Boyd announced he will run for a Missouri House seat next year.
Wednesday Update: The bill passes the State Senate Senate. The House could take it up Thursday.
No-feed and bow-hunting proposals heading for draft ordinances.
Rep. Todd Akin (R-Wildwood) caused a stir with statements he made at a Fulton campaign event on the government health care program.
Board directs project staff to examine what it would take to place utility lines underground.
The change of course appears to have cooled tensions between St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley and members of the County Council.
Surgery will keep Brian Hook in mending mode when the state legislative special session starts next week in Jefferson City.
As U.S. Rep. Russ Carnahan continues to be questioned about his political future, the political landscape is littered with pitfalls.
Cleanup and repair of Metropolitan Sewer District line is complete.
The increase would fund raises for county employees. County Executive Dooley warns that layoffs could be the result without the funding.
A developer has proposed changing city code to allow for drive-thru restaurants under different conditions.
An informal show of hands indicates support for exploring a bowhunting approach to handling nuisance deer.
Representative Jill Schupp heard from constituents earlier this week on a variety of topics ahead of next month's special legislative session.
Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder is feeling the heat, but one political science professor notes that there may not be any alternatives to face Gov. Jay Nixon in 2012.
Ward 3 Councilmembers shared feedback about deer, smoking shelters and other topics.
A Creve Coeur State Representative who voted for the bill said Tuesday the legislation was "not a perfect bill."
Creve Coeur lawmakers vote to amend smoking ordinance.
The law's author and sponsor, Creve Coeur area State Senator Jane Cunningham calls the suit "hypocritical".
The U.S. credit rating, Missouri spending and public records—it's all part of a Creve Coeur collection of favorite columns from Brian R. Hook.
The Metropolitan Sewer District is holding a public forum Thursday night about a proposed agreement to increase rates.
Work could begin on Creve Coeur showroom expansion and other improvements by October.
City lawmakers hear a staff report regarding interest in legalizing ownership of some livestock.
The city has received requests from residents to keep them as pets.
Creve Coeur says it is too early to know how federal cuts could affect the city.
Sen. Rupp snnounced his candidacy Monday on a radio program.
Area residents express their views on the country's budget crisis.
The congressman, whose congressional district includes Creve Coeur, explains his position on the agreement.
District officials aren't sure how long the mistake has been occurring or how much it's cost the district.
Patch has rounded up a list of resources and news articles from around the web to help explain this whole debt ceiling situation in Washington.
In this week's "Off the Beaten Patch" age discrimination arbitration arrives for Plaza Motors, a Brown Shoe executive faces a suit, and a top cop gets called back to the beat.
Creve Coeur Patch interviews new city council members three months after taking office.
Before we start sharing reports from health department inspectors, Patch offers up a primer of inspection expectations.
The BRDG Park at the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center could benefit from legislation to be considered in a September special session.
The Donald Danforth Plant Science Center will be the stage for address.
The speech at the Danforth Plant Science Center is expected to focus on job creation, high-tech growth.
Chick-Fil-A is exploring a plan to add a location on the former Walgreens property.
Lawmaker challenged by redistricting changes may or may not end up running for Creve Coeur's seat in Congress.
Two new members will join the panel Monday.
There are new developments this week surrounding a pair of Transportation Development District projects in Creve Coeur.