Brentwood, MRH Will Measure Graduation Rates Differently

Starting this year, all schools must measure their graduation rates using a new formula from the U.S. Department of Education.

Endorsements for Kander Continue

The candidate for Missouri's Secretary of State has been endorsed by several Democrats statewide.

Ann Wagner Gains More Local Support

The Republican support for Ann Wagner continues.

Stop Sign Will Remain at Bridgeport and High School

A permanent stop sign was requested by residents living on Bridgeport Avenue.

Who Should Be Brentwood's Next Superintendent?

The Brentwood Board of Education hired a consultant to gather feedback from administrators, teachers and community members.

New Positions Planned in Brentwood's 2012 Budget

In a 2012 budget proposed by city administrator Bola Akande, revenues and expenses are expected to rise compared to last year.

Possible Parks Closures Prompt Rally at County Council Meeting

More than 50 people asked the St. Louis County Council to spare the county's parks from budget cuts.

Drug Use in Brentwood Schools to be Topic of Forum

The forum follows a debate about a potential drug testing program for students participating in extracurricular activities.

MRH School Board Members to Advise on Deer Creek Redevelopment

Two MRH Board of Education members were appointed to a commission that will advise Maplewood City Council on whether the city should use tax-increment financing to redevelop the vacant Deer Creek Center building.

Sunnen Plans for More Development in Maplewood

The first phase includes gaining a blighted designation and bulldozing a residential area.

Former Missouri Congressman Dies

Mel Hancock, who died at 82, was a prominent Republican from southwest Missouri.

Brentwood Businesses Highlighted in Radio Holiday Campaign

It will be a short-term assignment.

DeVaughan Appointed to Brentwood Library Board

Lynne DeVaughan hopes her accounting background will be of service to the public library.

At Aldermanic Meeting, Saunders Squares Off With Mayor Kelly

Brentwood residents spend half of Monday's meeting asking questions and criticizing the city's handling of recent events.

‘Save Our Parks’ Petition Hits 2,000 Signatures

A petition launched by a Fenton resident gathers support from residents across St. Louis County.

Maplewood Restaurant Inspections: Soda-Fountain Debris, Sticky Shelves

A look at October restaurant inspections conducted by the St. Louis County Department of Health.

Maplewood Restaurant Inspections in October

A look at October restaurant inspections conducted by the St. Louis County Department of Health.

Brentwood Restaurant Inspections: Discolored Cutting Boards, Certification Issue

A look at October restaurant inspections conducted by the St. Louis County Department of Health.

Mayor James White Named Citizen of the Year

The Maplewood Chamber of Commerce announced its annual awards on Oct. 27.

Leaf Vacuuming in Maplewood Starts Monday

It's a free service offered by the city.

Ann Wagner Gains Mike Huckabee Endorsement in 2nd District Race

Add another high profile conservative to the list of Wagner fans.

Herman Cain Feels Pain After Politico Report

The Georgia businessman's lack of elected experience may be bad omen.

Crews Respond to Punctured Gas Line in Maplewood

Laclede Gas was called in for repairs.

School Officials, Families Meet About Brentwood Deseg Program

Although administrators outnumbered parents present, participating families and the school district remain pleased with the transfer program that has 115 African-American students from St. Louis City enrolled.

Brentwood Police Commended for Seemayer Investigation

Two Brentwood detectives were recognized for their "outstanding work" during the investigation.

Russ Carnahan Makes "Vulnerable" List

Political analyst Stuart Rothenberg thinks incumbent Russ Carnahan will have a difficult time in the upcoming election.

Filing Begins for Missouri Presidential Primary

Amid questions about whether the primary will amount to anything, supporters of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney threw his name into contest.

Russ Carnahan Makes World Series Bet With Texas Lawmaker

The wager was made ahead of tonight's Game 6 matchup between the St. Louis Cardinals and Texas Rangers.

Chris Seemayer Scandal Prompts Clayton to Review Policies

A Clayton alderperson wants to ensure that terminated employees won't receive accrued payouts.

Chris Seemayer's Police Report Released to Public

The 34-page report includes notes from the Brentwood Police Department's investigation of the former Brentwood city administrator.

Weekend Road Closures in St. Louis

Here's a look at this week's Traffic Troublemakers and the latest road closures and construction projects in the area.

Jason Kander Grabs More Endorsements for Statewide Bid

Kander is a candidate for the Missouri Secretary of State position.

Ed Martin Soldiers On

The Republican candidate for Missouri's 2nd district raised less than half the money his competitor, Ann Wagner, raised in the last fundraising quarter.

Ann Wagner Haul Raises Eyebrows

Wagner campaign responds to speculation from Politico that she may switch races.

Elected Officials Asked for No Prison Time for Seemayer

In letters submitted to U.S. District Judge Catherine Perry, Mayor Pat Kelly and Alderman Andy Leahy said former Brentwood city administrator did an "outstanding" job for the city.

In Brentwood, Seemayer's Pay is Met With Grief From Residents

The public comment period of Monday's Brentwood Board of Aldermen meeting lasted one hour and 32 minutes as 10 residents raised objections and asked questions of their elected officials.

Following Seemayer's Sentencing, More Mismanagement Revealed by Mayor

Mayor Pat Kelly shared three more allegations during a Brentwood Board of Aldermen meeting on Monday night.

Rep. Lacy Clay Bets on St. Louis Cardinals Victory

The U.S. representative made a friendly wager with a colleague from Wisconsin.

Ann Wagner's Campaign Adds Veteran Staffer

The Wagner campaign will add GOP operative Aaron Willard to its arsenal.

Herman Cain Shoots Up in the Polls

Nearly six months ago, GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain spoke at the Missouri Capitol as an also-ran in the Republican field. Today, he is leading in some public opinion polls.