Charlotte D'Alfonso Files For Council Re-Election Bid

Creve Coeur City elections will be held in April.

Weapon Sales Go Up in Wake of Call for Tighter Gun Control

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

Two In So Far For Pattonville School Board Race

The filing period for Apri's elections began Tuesday and ends January 15.

Conversation With The Congresswoman-Elect: Wagner Talks Transition & Working In Washington

Representative-Elect Ann Wagner answered more Patch user questions and talked about the work being done to prepare as she's sworn into office next month

Election 2013: Monarch Fire District Board Candidates File

Three candidates have filed for the single seat open in Apri's elections.

Congresswoman-Elect Talks Fiscal Cliff, Grover Norquist & Taxes

The next U.S. Representative for Missouri's 2nd District, Ann Wagner answered Patch users' questions in a Thursday afternoon interview

Parkway School Board Candidates Start Stepping Forward

Filing for 2 seats on the board of education up for the April election began Tuesday.

What Would You Like To Ask Congresswoman-Elect Ann Wagner?

Patch is speaking with the former U.S. Ambassador-turned-U.S. Representative-Elect Thursday afternoon.

Council Takes First Step With Funeral Protest Ordinance

Creve Coeur would be the latest community to pass legislation as a way of curbing protests by the ultra-conservative Westboro Baptist Church.

2013 Election Filing Now Open: Incumbents and Newcomers Expect To File For Council Seats

Voters will elect members of Creve Coeur City Council, Parkway, Ladue and Pattonville School Boards, and other representatives in April.

Council Members Deny Bid To Table Delmar Gardens Plan

Executives for the senior living facility in Creve Coeur have only until January 14 to address questions raised by the city's Planning and Zoning Commission in rejecting the company's plans for a major project on Ladue Road.

Election Results Are In: Creve Coeur Township Voters Backed Obama, Nixon, McCaskill & The Tobacco Tax

The St. Louis County Board of Elections has now posted a township by township breakdown of election results from November 6, 2012.

Monday's Council Agenda: Delmar Gardens, Westboro Baptist Church & Fozzie's

Creve Coeur's City Council meets at 7 p.m. Monday.

Formal Protest Filed Over Delmar Gardens Rezoning Request

The project remains on Monday's Creve Coeur City Council agenda.

Science Advocate To Run For City Council Spot

Cynthia Kramer is currently on Creve Coeur's Planning and Zoning Commission.

Emerson's Resignation Means Clay Is Now the Senior Missouri Delegate

Rep. Jo Ann Emerson announced she would retire from her seat in U.S. House of Representatives in 2013.

Claire McCaskill And Todd Akin Still Raising Money Weeks After Election Day

The Akin campaign is rallying supporters by highlighting actor Jamie Foxx's weekend comments about President Obama.

Restaurant Report: Inspectors Check Out Monsanto

Plus: Find out why they want to return to CityPlace next month.

Creve Coeur Courted In Bid To Lobby State Lawmakers

The Mayor of Fenton is looking for support to change the existing sales tax sharing method in St. Louis County.

Creve Coeur Watchdog Ponders Council Bid

Four seats are up for election in April.

Council Action Pending On Delmar Gardens & Funeral Protest Ordinance

Both topics will be on the December 10 Creve Coeur City Council agenda.

Creve Coeur Is Asked To Consider Historic Preservation Law

Tell us: what structures would you like to see protected in Creve Coeur?

Highway Construction Limited Over Thanksgiving Weekend

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on the St. Louis regional work zones for November 22-28.

Thanksgiving Holiday Trash Collection Schedule in Creve Coeur

If you're thinking Turkey Day will have your trash bins tipping over, here's how the coming week will be affected.

Delmar Gardens Plans For Ladue Road Rejected By Creve Coeur's P&Z Panel

The project's negative recommendation will move to the Creve Coeur City Council.

Election 2013: Who's Running

The first day for candidates in spring municipal elections to file is coming up next month.

Todd Akin's 'Legitimate Rape' Apology Ad Named Worst Political Ad By Washington Post

The paper's political columnists, known as "The Fix," stated the Wildwood Congressman had "the most colossally bad major campaign of the 2012 general election."

Restaurant Inspections: Potbelly and Tim's Tasty Cuisine

Each week, Patch publishes information from the local restaurant inspections of St. Louis County Department of Health as well as their grade.

Eastbound I-64 In Downtown St. Louis Fully Closing This Weekend

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on its St. Louis work zones for November 15-21.

Creve Coeur Will Consider Westboro-Inspired Anti-Protest Ordinance

City Council members voiced support for the legislation during a meeting Monday night.

Restaurant Inspections: Bandana's, White Birch Bay and Lulu's

Each week, Florissant Patch publishes information from the local restaurant inspections of St. Louis County Department of Health as well as their grade.

Election Reflection: State Senator Jane Cunningham Weighs In

The Chesterfield Republican spoke with Patch on Election night in Creve Coeur.

Creve Coeur Settles With Transportation District On Costs

The Olive-Graeser Transportation Development District had sought roughly $30,000 over the summer.

Missouri American Water Hit With OSHA Citations Over Joplin Death

The Creve Coeur-based firm says it is committed to employee safety.

Creve Coeur Election Day Photos: Ours and Yours

We're taking you on a tour of polling places and an election night party to show you the day we all shared, in photos.

Downtown Eastbound I-64 to Fully Close This Weekend

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports St. Louis work zones for November 8 -14.

Library Ballot Question Passes, Now What?

The tax increase is the first one in 30 years for the St. Louis County Library system.

Creve Coeur Bus Shelter Project Runs Into A Stop Sign

City officials have been unable to reach the artist supposed to build an artistic bus shelter on Olive Boulevard.

A Nixon White House in 2016? Possible, Some Pundits Say

It's a bit early, but Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon's name is being bandied about as part of a Democratic ticket in 2016.

De Smet Senior Worked On Winning Campaign

Connor Valenti saw a preview of what life in the rough and tumble world of politics could be like by working on a statehouse campaign.