Special Delivery: Mehlville and Oakville Post Offices to Survive as USPS Reviews Branches for Closure

The US Postal Service announced today it will consider closing thousands of branches.

Judge Grants Taxpayers' Motions to Intervene in Turner Case

The state of Missouri has 30 days to respond.

Several Construction Projects to Impact Weekend Traffic

Oakville motorists should use caution if traveling downtown or on I-270.

Legislative Leaders Reach Economic Development Compromise

The announcement came after the chairman of a commission trying to steer Chinese cargo to Lambert-St. Louis International Airport briefed members of the St. Louis County Council on Tuesday in Clayton.

Carnahan Sounds Off on Debt Ceiling Debate

Local Republicans want spending cuts before raising nation's debt ceiling

Carnahan Visits Affton, Talks Debt Ceiling Dilemma

The congressman took questions from seniors at the Affton White-Rodgers Community Center Monday.

Carnahan Running for Reelection in 2012

The democratic congressman said he’d make an official announcement once redistricting lines are finalized.

Carnahan Says He’ll Run for Reelection in 2012

The democratic congressman said he’d make an official announcement once redistricting lines are finalized.

MoDOT Opens All I-64 Lanes

Those traveling to tonight's U2 concert at Busch Stadium can breathe easier.

MoDOT Closes Lanes on Interstates 64 and 44 in St. Louis City this Weekend

Eastbound I-64 will reopen by 3 p.m. Sunday in time for the U2 Concert.

Nixon Faces Deadline for Legislative Action

The Democratic governor has been busy signing - and vetoing - legislation.

County Redistricting Commission Gets Glimpse of Shifts

Three St. Louis County Council districts gained population including District 3, which covers Mehlville. No changes are proposed for the area.

MoDOT Begins Construction on I-55 Bridges This Week

Oakville travelers heading south may need to make room for extra travel time.

Variable Advisory Speeds at I-270/255 Begin Today

The South County exchange is one of the most congested in St. Louis.

Social Security Group Skirmishes with AARP

AARP is under fire after a Wall Street Journal article hinted that the group would be open to Social Security benefit cuts.

MSD OKs Agreement to Settle 2007 Federal Lawsuit

The agreement would require MSD to make about $4.7 billion in improvements throughout 23 years, warranting additional rate hikes for customers. Missouri, one of the plaintiffs in the case, will not sign the agreement.

Akin Pitches Senate Bid To St. Louis County Audience, Doesn't Talk About "God" Controversy

Thursday's event, billed as a "Meet & Greet Ice Cream Social For Todd Akin," did not include much meeting or greeting by the headline speaker.

Fedorchak Appointed to Mehlville School Board

In a unanimous vote, Ron Fedorchak will fill the vacant seat.

MoDOT Announces Holiday Work Zones

While most work is halted due to the Independence Day holiday, several interstate exit and entrance ramps will be closed for Fair St. Louis activities.

Armed Forces Association Hosts Veteran Appreciation Day at Jefferson Barracks

More than 150 people attended.

Jazzercise Owner Close to New Lease Agreement

Details on the location will come in a few days.

Mehlville Passes "Break-Even" Budget

With a vote of 4-2, the Mehlville school board passed the 2011-2012 budget.

MoDOT Closes Northbound I-55 Entrance Ramp to Popular Street Bridge Tonight

Repairs are necessary tonight due to deterioration on the ramp.

MoDOT Announces Regional Work Zones

Previously reported Poplar Street Bridge lane closure is postponed due to an inclement weather forecast.

Mehlville Residents Should Leave Fireworks Displays to the Experts

The use of fireworks is against the law in St. Louis County, but it is permitted in Franklin, Jefferson and St. Charles counties.

MoDOT to Close Three Lanes of Interstate 55 at Union Road Overnight

The bridge painting work will begin at 10:30 p.m.

Carnahan Blasts Proposed Medicare Changes

The Democratic lawmakers also answered a question about his political future after redistricting.

Overall St. Louis County Property Value Assessments Down from 2009

Homeowners can appeal the county’s assessment to the St. Louis County Board of Equalization through July 11.

St. Louis County Property Value Assessments Down from 2009

Homeowners can appeal the county’s assessment to the St. Louis County Board of Equalization through July 11.

MoDOT Releases Weekly Work Zones

Several interstate lanes this weekend will be closed for bridge construction.

Lanes Shift on Route 141 at Route 21 Starting Tonight

Crews will begin shifting traffic lanes at 7 p.m.

Lawmakers Consider Using 'Rainy Day Fund' for Disaster Recovery

Rep. Marsha Haefner says debate still out on how to pay for recovery efforts.

Senator Discusses Legislative Hits, Misses from 2011 Session

Despite some accomplishments, work remains for Missouri legislature, according to Sen. Jim Lembke.

MSD Considering Settlement of 2007 Federal Lawsuit

Recent rate increase proposals were developed with mediation of suit in mind, an MSD spokesperson says.

Senator Discusses Legislative Hits, Misses from 2011 Session

Despite some accomplishments, work remains for Missouri legislature, according to Sen. Jim Lembke.

Oakville High School Commemorates Flag Day

Flag Day, which is celebrated every year on June 14, commemorates the adoption of the American flag.

School Board to Interview All Candidates June 29

Applicants will give an opening and closing statement as well as answer questions from the board.

School Board to Interview All Candidates June 29

Applicants will give an opening and closing statement as well as answer questions from the board.

Carnahan Talks About Iraq Trip

The St. Louis City congressman was in Iraq last week with a congressional delegation.

MoDOT Prepares for Weekend Road Work, Race for the Cure

Motorists taking westbound I-64/40 into downtown for the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure will have to take alternative routes.