5 Job Openings With City of Kirkwood

The City of Kirkwood is hiring for five positions that span skill sets, work hours and experience levels.

Afternoon Blasts, I-270 Road Closure Canceled

The next closure of I-270 will be Wednesday morning at 10 a.m.

Blasting on I-270 Begins Tuesday, Interstate Will Shut Down

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.

Election Day: Your Guide to June 5, 2012 Ballot Issues

Sewer rates and several related measures are on the ballot Tuesday for voters in Kirkwood. Here's what you should know.

Plan to Fly the Star Spangled Banner on Flag Day June 14

The do's and don't when it comes to the flag of our country.

Crime Alert: Do Not Open Bogus Post Office Emails, Contain Virus

If you receive an email about a package delivery or online postage charges, do not open it. It appears to be from the post office, but it is a scam than can infect your computer.

Event to Celebrate Life of Cameron Vennard

An event to honor the memory of Cameron Vennard will be held today, 3 p.m., at Kirkwood Baptist Church.

Blasting for I-270 Widening Project Starts Next Week

Work that begins Tuesday will close lanes from about 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Several Street Repairs Underway in Kirkwood

Drivers beware of road-closures.

Kirkwood Democrats Seek Support of Women's Contraceptive Rights

The Bonhomme Township Democrats held a discussion in Kirkwood regarding the history of women’s battle for contraceptive choice.

Women’s Contraceptive Rights Discussed Tonight in Kirkwood

“The War on Women-The Politics of Contraception” is the title of the lecture held today at the Kirkwood Community Center by a St. Louis Community College Professor.

Election 2012: Sewer Vote June 5 Flows from Clean Water Act

St. Louis voters will decide the rate at which their sewer rates rise this summer. Here's a look at the federal law—and lawsuit—that started it all.

Funding for Future St. Louis-Area Transportation Projects Uncertain

Safety, job creation and better transportation were cited Monday as reasons Missouri needs funding for better roads, rails and bridges.

Bond Issue Aims to Stop Sewer Bill Spike

A June 5 vote is planned in St. Louis county and city on Proposition Y, along with eight charter amendments aimed at increasing the efficiency and transparency of the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District.

MoDOT Seeks Public's Input on Transportation Needs

A meeting will be held Monday afternoon to address the needs and challenges of Missouri's transportation system. It's a chance for St. Louis area drivers to voice concerns.

Traffic Ahead: More Painting, Patching and Striping

MoDOT's St. Louis regional work zone report through May 16.

How to Navigate I-64 Downtown Lane Closures

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.

Kirkwood Police Asked to Up Patrols Near McCaskill's Home After Tea Party Comment

The move follows a conservative activist saying, “We have to kill the Claire Bear," at a Tea Party Express event.

MoDOT: Weekend Roadwork Roundup

A look at construction and lane closures around the region this weekend.

TRAFFIC ALERT: I-270 Lanes Narrowing Starting Wednesday Night

MoDOT is narrowing lanes on I-270 from Manchester Road to I-44 beginning at 7 p.m. Wednesday.

Kirkwood Superintendent Responds to Turner v. Clayton Decision

The decision Tuesday ruled in favor of the Clayton School District in a transfer student case similar to a lawsuit that lists the Kirkwood School District as a defendant.

Photos: Kirkwood Homes Preserve History

The Kirkwood Landmarks Commission has recognized more than 20 properties that preserve the city's architectural character as part of Kirkwood's 14th Annual Favorite Building Awards.

Construction Underway at Avery Park

City of Kirkwood parks crews remove invasive plants and trees from the site at Avery Drive and Harrison Avenue.

Local Troops Return From Afghanistan

Troops from the 1138th Transportation Company have been serving overseas for the past 10 months.

Ed Martin Opposes 'Obamacare' on Wheels

The candidate for attorney general is using an old ambulance to collect petition signatures.

Part 2: Is Meth Moving Into Your Neighborhood?

A drug agent had a meth lab blow up in his face and said it can happen to a curious child just as easily. He tells 'Patch' criminals are coming to St. Louis County to buy pseudoephedrine and that means meth is being made here, too.

Part 1: Is Meth Moving Into Your Neighborhood?

If you ask the president of the Missouri Narcotics Association whose been tracking meth down for more than 15 years, the answer is "Yes."

MoDOT Warns Drivers to Pay Attention

The agency is cautioning drivers to watch for road crews during construction season.

City Fills Potholes but Concern Remains (Map)

The City of Kirkwood filled potholes on North Clay Avenue after a report on our interactive map.

Fatal Crash in MoDOT I-270 Work Zone

One person was reportedly killed Friday morning when they struck a work vehicle in the I-270 work zone between Highway 44 and Manchester Road.

Kirkwood Not Impacted by County Library Tax Levy

The St. Louis County Library Board of Trustees has approved a tax levy ballot issue.

Tim Rajchart, Water Department Director, Dies at 58

Kirkwood Water Department Director Tim Rajchart died Sunday after suffering a heart attack. Rajchart began his career with the city in 1978.

Construction on I-270 Widening Project Starts Monday

Various lanes of the interstate from Manchester Road to Interstate 44 will be closed nightly through early May.

Titanic Last Meals Commemorate Centennial

Eat like a Rockefeller, or at least John Jacob Astor, one of the passengers aboard the Titanic, whose centennial will be commemorated with lavish dinners and parties on the anniversary of the ship's sinking, April 15.

Voting Machine Mistake: Some St. Louis County Votes Weren't Counted

A total of 595 votes in four locations weren't counted in last night's election. However, election officials say the incident didn't affect the outcome of any races.

Final Unofficial Results of Kirkwood School Board Race

An issue with a voting machine at Glendale Lutheran Church did not impact the razor-thin results of the Kirkwood School Board race.

Kirkwood Voters Re-elect Mayor, City Councilors

Mayoral and city council incumbents found the favor of Kirkwood voters Tuesday. Nancy Luetzow will serve her first four-year term on the Kirkwood City Council after capturing one of three open seats.

Voter Turnout Steady on Election Day

Voters cast ballots based on character of candidates.

KHS Community Stands Up for McGrath, Questions Resignation

Kirkwood High School parents and students showed their support for Senior Class Assistant Principal Cathy McGrath and called on the Kirkwood School Board to retain her as an educator.

Political Recap: Candidates File for State, U.S. Office

Some candidates withdrew, while other incumbents will go unopposed.