MoDOT Job, Budget Cuts Approved

MoDOT's plan to save $512 million by making job, facility and budget cuts is approved. The necessary changes are already taking place.

Proposal For New Sidewalks Gets Highway Department Hoping For the Best

The St. Louis County Department of Highways and Traffic is keeping its fingers crossed in hopes of securing federal funds for new sidewalks.

MoDOT Job and Budget Cuts Approved

MoDOT's plan to save $512 million by making job, facility and budget cuts has been approved. The necessary changes are already taking place.

Altering Entitlements Could Emerge as 2012 Issue

Altering Medicare, Social Security could be key in voters' minds.

Proposal For New Sidewalks Gets Highway Department Hoping For the Best

The St. Louis County Department of Highways and Traffic is keeping its fingers crossed in hopes of securing federal funds for new sidewalks.

County Planning Gives Thumbs Up for Dunkin' Donuts

The planning commission will send its approval letter to the County Council next Tuesday.

Former Board Members and Fire Board Chairman Apply for Open School Board Seat

One of the following people will be joining the Mehlville school board.

MSD Unveils Plan to Raise Rates by 64 percent Throughout Four Years

Increased revenue would fund improvements required by federal consent decree agreement with regulatory agencies.

Health Care Law Could Spark Need for Medical Professionals

Creating and keeping medical professionals in Missouri could be next big challenge in health care.

Post Office Retail Lobbies Closed Memorial Day

There also will be no mail delivery, caller service or Post Office Box service.

Keep Afloat, On the Road This Memorial Day

Boaters and motorists are reminded to take safe measures during the extended holiday weekend.

Jump Into the Outdoor Pool Season

It is certainly fun to swim all winter in the area’s indoor aquatic facilities, but there is nothing like swimming in the fresh outdoors under the summer sun.

Residents, State Reps Speak Out As House Redistricting Begins

State representatives, citizens tout and decry proposed map and ask the commission to make districts competitive.

MoDOT Shares Work Zone Plans for Memorial Day Weekend

Most highway construction and maintenance work will be halted due to an expected increase in holiday traffic.

New Energy Efficiency Loans Available for St. Louis County Homeowners

St. Louis County SAVES will provide $10.4 million in low-interest loans on home improvement projects that save energy.

New Energy Efficiency Loans Available for St. Louis County Homeowners

St. Louis County SAVES will provide $10.4 million in low-interest loans on home improvement projects that save energy.

Joplin Tornado Hits Close to Home

Missouri responds to the severe storm and tornado that struck the Joplin area last night.

Rep. Marsha Haefner Honored with Freshman Legislator of the Year Award

As a member of the House committee on budget, Haefner helped promote legislation that would balance the state budget in this difficult economic time.

Post Offices Hold Passport Fairs Today

St. Louis area Post Offices are providing a quick and easy way for people to get their passports.

Smoking Bans, Casino Exemptions Discussed in St. Louis

Participants at the Clayton meeting agreed to stay in touch and expressed interest in reaching out to other local governments on the issue.

MoDOT Celebrates Completion of Interstate 55 Widening Today

Weekend road closures also are announced.

Turner vs. Clayton Unaddressed by Legislature

School officials from Mehlville and around the county hope the lower courts will resolve the issue of how students from unaccredited districts are accepted into neighboring districts.

Residents to See Lower Rates for Trash Service in Unincorporated St. Louis County

Homeowners south of Highway 40 will save between $30 and $52 a year when the county’s new waste hauler contracts begin Oct. 3.

Haefner Praises TANF Drug Testing Bill

The bill would screen Temporary Assistance for Needy Families recipients or applicants suspected of using drugs.

With Akin's Announcement, Republicans Line Up for 2nd District Seat

Republicans Ann Wagner, Ed Martin, Jane Cunningham all announce they'll seek Akin's house seat; Carnahan remains mum on candidacy.

Mehlville Residents to See Lower Trash Rates

Homeowners south of Highway 40 will save between $30 and $52 a year when the county’s new waste hauler contracts begin Oct. 3.

Legislature Lowers Minimum Conceal and Carry Age to 21

Rep. Marsha Haefner, R-Oakville, said wide-ranging firearms bill shows General Assembly has "taken steps to protect and advance our 2nd Amendment rights.”

U.S. Rep. Akin Announces Senate Bid

Congressman from Town and Country has been testing the waters for his first statewide run.

"Mehlville Fix" Sent to Nixon

The bill aims to simplify formula for the tax collection.

MoDOT Advises Motorists on Weekend Road Work, Plans for Lemay Ferry Sidewalk Improvement

Interstate 270 and downtown are weekend hot spots, while a public meeting will be held next week to discuss Lemay Ferry Road sidewalk improvements.

'Mehlville Fix' Sent to Nixon

The bill aims to simplify formula for the tax collection

Jefferson Barracks Center Heading Flood Relief Missions

The 70th Troop Command is serving in southeast Missouri.

Legislature Sends Budget to Nixon

Sen. Jim Lembke says lawmakers need to be more engaged in budget-writing process.

Redistricting Shakes Up Oakville's Congressional Representation

Reconfigured congressional map places Oakville in U.S. Rep. Todd Akin's district.

Lembke Involved in Stimulus Filibuster

Sen. Jim Lembke, R-Lemay, was trying to send a message about federal government spending.

MoDOT Announces Weekly Regional Work Zones

Motorists traveling from South County may be affected by work this weekend.

Sign-A-Rama Shows Patriotism

The sign store in Oakville salutes the troops Monday.

Osama bin Laden Killed by U.S. Forces - What Are Your Thoughts?

President Barack Obama announced late Sunday night that the mastermind behind the worst attack on U.S. soil is dead.

Osama bin Laden Killed by U.S. Forces - What Are Your Thoughts?

President Barack Obama announced late Sunday night that the mastermind behind the worst attack on U.S. soil is dead.

St. Louis County Council Chairman Steve Stenger Visits North County Storm Damage

Stating that the scene was “profound,” Stenger urges Mehlville and Oakville citizens to help.