Tax Rates to Generate $809K in New Revenue for Kirkwood Schools

The 2012 tax rates set by the Kirkwood School Board Monday evening lowers the rate on residential real estate.

Gingrich: Mitt Romney, Other Republicans Will Back Todd Akin

The former House Speaker and Presidential candidate was the headliner at a Kirkwood fundraiser Monday for the embattled GOP nominee.

Protesters Denounce Akin for Stance on Women's Health

Voters lined a Kirkwood street Monday afternoon to express their distaste for the U.S. Senate candidate and local representative.

Gingrich to Back Akin at Kirkwood Fundraiser

The Monday event in Kirkwood will not be open to the news media.

Laborers Picket Kirkwood Construction Site

A company contracted by the City of Kirkwood to work on water mains is not using union workers, and a group of laborers are making sure drivers know it.

Road Work Continues on Ann Avenue in Kirkwood

This week Ann Avenue will be closed during business hours between Nelda and Frieda avenues. The strip is closed for street reconstruction.

Recount Says Koenen to Face Wagner in November

A recount didn't change the outcome of Missouri's 2nd congressional district democratic primary vote.

Opening Date of Downtown Kirkwood Parking Lot Uncertain

Officials hope that a temporary lot on West Jefferson Avenue will be open by the end of the month, but factors could complicate the timeframe.

Glendale Night Out

Kirkwood Sees Multiple Road Projects in September

Some road projects are underway and some are about to start. Here's what you need to know.

Kirkwood Seeks Historic Preservationist

Have a passion for preserving history? This part-time job with the Landmarks Commission could be a perfect fit.

The Electorate

Kirkwood Woman Okay After First Likely Case of West Nile Virus

St. Louis County health officials said Tuesday the first probable human case of West Nile Virus has been reported and that the victim is from Kirkwood.

Labor Day Shuts Down St. Louis Road Projects

MoDOT work halts through Tuesday morning.

Extreme Weather Advisory Issued By St. Louis County Police

With Isaac possibly bringing anywhere from three to eight inches of rain to the St. Louis area this weekend, the St. Louis County Police Department is warning residents to be alert and watch for flood waters.

Congressional Hopeful From Kirkwood Officially Requests Recount

Harold Whitfield, former Kirkwood city councilor and municipal judge, has asked for a recount in the race for the Democratic nomination for the 2nd Congressional District. Unofficial results show Whitfield losing the race by 49 votes.

New Laws Take Effect Tuesday In Missouri

Find out what the new measures mean for childhood asthma sufferers in school, the next presidential primary date and unwanted telemarketing pitches.

Todd Akin Controversy Makes Waves On Sunday Talk Show Circuit

Mitt Romney renewed his call for Akin to drop out of the U.S. Senate race, while GOP strategist Mary Matalin said Ann Wagner would be the nominee.

Regional Traffic: Lanes to Close Downtown and on Blanchette Bridge

Missouri Department of Transportation reports the St. Louis Regional Work Zones for August 23-29.

City to Replace Ann Avenue in Kirkwood

Kirkwood Public Works Director Todd Rehg says the street is in very bad condition.

Fairy Tale Characters to Lead Greentree Parade

A youth theater group with members from Kirkwood and Crestwood will serve as grand marshals of the 2012 Greentree Parade.

McCaskill: Rape Comment 'Window Into Akin's Mind'

Claire McCaskill appeared on MSNBC Monday to discuss Todd Akin's comment on 'legitimate rape,' which she calls a 'gut-check' for Missourians.

Winter Fireworks Festival To Be Held in Downtown Kirkwood

A drought canceled the July 4 Freedom Festival, but residents will get their fill of fireworks fun before the year is out thanks to the Downtown Kirkwood Special Business District.

Senator From Glendale to Represent Missouri at Republican National Convention

State senator Eric Schmitt (R-Glendale) will attend the Republican National Convention as a pledged delegate for Mitt Romney.

Demolition Begins on Old Mel Bay Building in Downtown Kirkwood

The building is one of two properties being torn down this week to expand parking in Downtown Kirkwood on West Jefferson Avenue.

Kirkwood Police Annual Pancake Supper

Kirkwood Police Explorer Post Seeks New Recruits

The Future of Rail in Missouri

Urban Forestry Commission Meeting

Forum Book Club

Forum Book Club

Forum Book Club

Pizza & Politics

Give Me Liberty! Democracy and the Middle East

It's My Right: Guantanamo Bay Legal Rights and Restrictions

Family Picnic Fundraiser for Rick Stream

Rick Stream's 2011 Listening Tour – Educators

Deadline Looms for Cyclists, Pedestrians to Voice Opinions

A survey designed to take Rock Hill's pulse on an upcoming bikeable-walkable city redesign closes Friday.

Kirkwood Human Rights Commision

Kirkwood Mom Lends Strong Voice to Autism Awareness

Jill Puertas says Missouri's new autism insurance law is a good start, but more work remains to be done before all children are covered.