$1,000 of Tools Stolen From Maplewood Commons Business

Also, electronics and other property valued at $3,000 were stolen from res

Highway Construction Limited Over Thanksgiving Weekend

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

Vehicle, Trailer Stolen, Disturbing the Peace in Brentwood

There were also two incidents of leaving the scene of an accident.

St. Louis County Kicks Off Red Cross 10 for 10 Blitz

The fundraising blitz to support Superstorm Sandy relief efforts on the eastern seaboard.

Thanksgiving 2012: Movies to Watch on Turkey Day

Spending your Turkey Day in St. Louis and looking for a family-friendly activity? Skip the Black Friday lines and watch a movie on Thanksgiving.

Expired Gift Cards? They May Be An Unexpected Present

With the giving of gift cards ramping up for the holidays, the Missouri Treasurer's Office reminded residents that they never actually expire.

Fog Descends on Maplewood

A walk down up Sutton, down Manchester and around Marshall is documented in a Facebook album.

Hitting the Road This Thanksgiving? You're Not Alone

AAA is forecasting that 43.6 million people will be driving to their Thanksgiving feast. And here's some good news - gas prices are expected to drop by Thursday.

Deadline Extended for Menards to Get Funding

Menards has two more weeks to secure land for the Hadley Township project.

Man Leads Maplewood Police on High-Speed Chase into Shrewsbury

Police said they had been dispatched to check on thefts from cars in the area, and spotted a recently stolen car driven by the defendant.

Sneak Peek at Walmart Black Friday Deals

The retail giant will be open all day in Manchester on Thanksgiving Day, then Black Friday sales begin at 8 p.m. Here's what you'll find, plus how the store plans to handle security.

Eating Out for Thanksgiving Around St. Louis, From Buffets to Roast Pheasant

Here's where to enjoy all the fixings and let someone else do the clean-up.

Brentwood City Employees to Keep 3 Percent Merit Raise in New Budget

Alderman Andy Leahy tried to cut it to 1 percent, but it failed five votes to three.

How to Decorate Your House Without Getting Up On a Metal Ladder

Several local companies are available to hang Christmas lights on your house. They take them down after the holidays are over, too.

At St. Louis Wine Cellars, What's the Best Holiday Wine?

Whether it's Thanksgiving, Christmas or another holiday, when shopping for wine, visit a local wine shop where experts are on hand to help you select the perfect vintage.

Multiple Brentwood Debaters Win, Others Place in Weekend Tournament

Both novice and varsity debaters take firsts at tourneys.

Maplewood Woman Indicted for Endangering Child's Welfare

Prosecutors said she did not seek medical treatment for her 2-year-old son, who was severely burned.

How to Have a Healthy Holiday: The Key Is Balance

WUSTL obesity prevention experts offer tips to navigate the holidays.

Book Contested at Brentwood Library, Again

Uncle Bobby's Wedding was again under fire, this time from Maplewood residents.

Butterball Hotline Talks Turkey

Fifty turkey experts will take calls today from dazed and confused cooks.

Brentwood City Employees to Get Merit Raise if Current 2013 Budget Passes

The raise is in the budget, but several aldermen have stated opposition to it.

27 Years of Winter Wonder, Photos from Tilles Park

Pedestrians strolled the Tilles Park Winter Wonderwalk this weekend for a preview of Winter Wonderland, which opens on Wednesday.

Lambert-St. Louis International Airport Safety Tips for Thanksgiving Travel

Avoid having to throw out personal items or missing your flight due to a longer screening process at Lambert with these tips.

35 Galleria Stores to Open at Midnight on Black Friday

The others in the mall will open at 6 a.m.

Brentwood Police Report 2 Shoplifting, 2 Felony Stealing Charges

Also forgery was reported at the Promenade last Saturday.

Don't Want To Cook? Order Turkey Day Dinner To Go

Make this year's Thanksgiving a little easier. Consider cooking a little less and doing part of, or the entire, Thanksgiving Day feast as a carry-out.

Brentwood Paramedic Drives Ambulance to Daughter's Volleyball Game, Prompts Public Safety Committee Discussion

Alderman Anthony Harper doesn't like city vehicles used for a personal use.

Maplewood Councilman Shawn Faulkingham Fries the Turkeys at Work

He said it's a company tradition to deep-fry the birds for a meal.

Open Houses in Zip Codes 63143 and 63144, Nov. 18

In the market for a home? Here's some in Maplewood and Brentwood with open houses this weekend.

Dierbergs, Hanley Station Managers Say Police Presence, Cameras Stop Crime

Executives from three commercial areas spoke at the Brentwood Public Safety Committee meeting Thursday.

36+ Facebook Pages for Maplewood-Brentwood Residents to 'Like'

Check out some of the top Facebook pages from groups in our area.

MRH Elementary Chess Club Wins on the Road

The Maplewood Richmond Heights Elementary Chess Club took first at a tournament at Lindbergh HS.

Safely Deep-Frying a Holiday Bird

Deep-frying a turkey can be delicious but dangerous without the right safety tools.

MRH Choirs Sing for Fall

The Maplewood Richmond Heights high school and middle school choirs presented their Fall Concert last night.

Ruth Swallow Served Maplewood 25 Years, Still Does

The mayor recognized Swallow for her service at the recent council meeting.

Eastbound I-64 Downtown to Fully Close This Weekend

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

Rams' Chris Long to be at The Heights Blood Drive

American Red Cross and St. Louis Rams representatives teamed up to send greetings to active military, their families and veterans in homes and hospitals. Rams defensive end Chris Long volunteered to be Holiday Mail for Heroes honorary chair.

MRH Exhibits 5 Best Practices, Named an 'Apple Distinguished School'

Only 43 school nationwide were honored as such.

Maplewood Council Discusses Martini Traffic in QuikTrip Bill, No Final Vote Taken

The council discussed, then left unchanged, an amendment that blocks off Martini Avenue at the north end of the potential QuikTrip property.

Kahlid Hagens is 'Athlete of the Week'

Hagens' last two games are pointed out.