The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on St. Louis area work zones for July 12-18.
Group recognized for work on behalf of the Jefferson County Animal Control Facility.
The deadline to register to vote in the Aug. 7 Missouri primary election is July 11
Doctor in Missouri's Second Congressional District faces an uphill climb in the race to succeed Rep. Todd Akin.
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As fireworks displays are being cancelled all over the area due to dry conditions, it turns out MoDOT is also suspending its own daily blasts on Interstate 270 on July 4 due to the holiday, which will keep all lanes of the highway open. Lanes closures du
U.S. Rep. Todd Akin, rated the most conservative congressman in Missouri, told Chesterfield Township Republicans' Saturday there are many signals "things are not right in America."
On a narrow vote, The Fenton Board of aldermen rejected a proposal that would have required a doctor's prescription to purchase pseudoephedrine products at local pharmacies.
The Teachers’ Lounge in South County serves teachers from different school districts throughout the area. Scott Gurley, owner of the store, said teachers spend hundreds of dollars a year on supplies for their own classrooms.
Michael Woodling previously pleaded guilty to making illegal payment to VA Medical Center director of projects to secure contracting work.
Sidewalk, fence installed on deck of Fenton's new bridge.
A 4-minute and an 8-minute video posted by the Missouri Department of Transportation explains how to use and drive through roundabouts.
State Treasurer Clint Zweifel has some money for a lot of businesses and agencies in Fenton and High Ridge
Kansas City's red-light camera ordinance, the forth Missouri red-light camera court case, complies with U.S. and Missouri Constitutions.
More stringent environmental concerns require the city to create better stormwater filtration system.
Construction to clog Hwy. 141 intersection at Astra Way Drive for about three months.
The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on St. Louis area work zones for June 7-13.
MoDOT reports the I-270 closures will continue Friday and so far there have not been major problems or delays.
2nd District Jefferson County council member to launch campaign June 14.
Former Times Beach Mayor Marilyn Leistner is now a Eureka alderman. She wonders why the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency wants to return to the worst dioxin contamination site—her former city.
FIRST AND ONLY IN U.S.: With new technology to apply, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency representatives initiate a new round of ground testing for residual dioxin at Route 66 State Park near Eureka.
MoDOT is warning drivers to avoid I-270 during the morning and afternoon hours when blasting will take place and close the road for about 15 minutes at a time. It begins Tuesday and will last all week.
Delays and long lines of traffic already are occurring on Interstate 44 at the Eureka Antire Road construction zone of the U.S. highway. What alternate routes can anyone suggest?
These are colors that will never run any day of the year.
June 15 is Fenton Night at the ballpark where the city will begin celebrating its 175th birthday.
Missouri Department of Transportation crews will close one lane on eastbound I-44 at Antire Road, just east of Eureka, starting Tuesday, May 29, after evening rush. Some lanes in the area already are blocked.
The Missouri State Representative, for Imperial, wanted the House to approve and fund a port to help Jefferson County.
Work on worker's rights issues cited by Missouri Speaker Steven Tilly as reasons for McCaherty's award.
$5 million project to brings improvements to the stretch of Highway 30 from the St. Louis County line to Highway B/NN in Jefferson County.
$1,500 grant will be used to augment the library's eBook service for children and teens.
The St. Louis Rams have outlined a renovation plan for the Edward Jones Dome that is estimated to cost $700 million.
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Safety, job creation, and better transportation were cited as reasons Missouri needs funding for better roads, rail and bridges.
As work continues on a project to replace much of the driving surface on Interstate 64 double deck structure downtown this year, Missouri Department of Transportation officials offer tips to help minimize the potential impacts.
The move follows a conservative activist saying, “We have to kill the Claire Bear," at a Tea Party Express event.
Fenton pharmacies are among top statewide sellers of pseudoephedrine products, although meth lab seizures remain low.
MoDOT is narrowing lanes on I-270 from Manchester Road to I-44 beginning at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
Endorsements are piling up for both candidates.
The soldiers have been serving overseas for the last 10 months.
Roadwork will close westbound traffic downtown most of the weekend. One lane will be opened around mid-day on Saturday and Sunday.