Good News For Allergy Sufferers, Bad News For Meth Makers

The new decongestant Zephrex-D should be in St. Louis pharmacies this year. It's gaining support from drug task force agents because it can't be converted into meth. Here's how it works.

Auction Nets $76K for Missouri's Unclaimed Property Account Owners

The proceeds from the auction will never go to state funds, says Missouri Treasurer Clint Zweifel. One item sold for $7,600; read on to see what it was.

Westbound I-64 Lanes Continue Closed For Weekend Work in Downtown St. Louis

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on St. Louis work zones for September 20-26

New Business Licenses Issued in O'Fallon in August

Twenty-two new business licenses were submitted in the city.

WingHaven Residents Voice Concerns With Proposed Air Evac Lifeteam Distribution Center

The company requested a conditional use permit to allow a distribution facility within the Boardwalk Marketplace development.

All Westbound I-64 Lanes in Downtown St. Louis Closed This Weekend

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on St. Louis work zones for Sept. 13-19.

Lane Closure on I-70 at Route 79 to Route K This Week

MoDOT will close one lane on westbound Interstate 70 from Route 79 to Route K for paving.

Open House Scheduled on One-Way I-70 Outer Roads Change

St. Peters is planning to convert the outer roads between Cave Springs and Mid Rivers Mall Drive to one-way outer roads with slip ramps. An open house is set for Sept. 18.

Work Begins on Eastbound Lanes of I-64 Downtown

MoDOT reports the St. Louis work zones for Sept. 6-12.

St. Charles County Republican Leaders Back Akin

St. Charles County Republican Central Committee passed a resolution supporting the embattled former congressman.

Labor Day Holiday: MoDOT Work Halts Between Friday at Noon to Tuesday at 9 AM

All lanes of eastbound I-64 double-deck structure to close Thursday night.

Absent Council: Voters to Decide If Missing 12 Meetings is Too Many

The St. Charles County Council approved putting a number of charter amendments on the November ballot.

Put Akin Controversy in Past, Say Missouri Delegates at Tampa GOP Convention

Regardless of their views on congressman's statement and Romney's response to it, delegates say it's time to move on.

House Speaker John Boehner Revs Up Missouri GOP Delegates

Republican leader blasts Obama at Republican convention, saying the president has "never done anything."

No Smoking Indoors? It's Up to St. Charles County Voters

St. Charles County Council approved placing a smoking ban on the Nov. 6 ballot. County Executive Steve Ehlmann said he planned to sign it.

O’Fallon Staff Discusses Raising Debt Service Portion of Property Tax

Chief Finance Director Vicki Boschert said the hike means a homeowner with a $100,000 home would see an increase of $12.98 on their property tax bill this year.

New Laws Take Effect Today In Missouri

Find out what the new measures mean for driving by MoDOT vehicles, the No-Call List and childhood asthma sufferers in school.

Casino-Backed Smoking Ban Won't Be On November Ballot

Several thousand signatures on petition were found to be invalid, Election Authority said. Organizer Carl Bearden says he'll sue to keep other smoking ban proposed by County Councilman Joe Cronin off the November ballot.

Ann Wagner Calls Akin's Statements About Rape 'Indefensible'

Wagner responds to Senate candidate Todd Akin's controversial statements regarding rape and pregnancy earlier this week.

MoDOT to Close Lanes on Blanchette Bridge

Missouri Department of Transportation reports the St. Louis Regional Work Zones for August 23-29.

Voters Polarized Over Akin, Who Touts $100K in Donations in Two Days

As U.S. Senate candidate Todd Akin attempts to mend broken voter and political fences from Sunday's rape- and abortion-related remarks, what will it take for the Wildwood resident to get the election back on track? Maybe $100,000.

Sen. Claire McCaskill Sidesteps Questions About Akin's Decision to Stay in the Race

McCaskill spoke about veterans issues at two VFW halls Wednesday.

UPDATE: Cantaloupe Salmonella Warning Issued in Missouri

Consumer are advised to throw out any cantaloupe grown in southwest Indiana. A specific farm and stores have not been released.

Todd Akin Releases Apology, Asks Forgiveness

The candidate for Missouri Senate issues ad Monday.

O'Fallon Holds Public Hearing for CDBG

Public hearing is on Tuesday, Aug. 21 at 6 p.m. in City Hall.

O'Fallon Makes List of America's 100 Best Places to Live Once Again

For the fourth consecutive time, the City of O’Fallon, Missouri, has been named one of the country’s “Best Places to Live,” according to "Money" magazine.

MoDOT Closes Lanes Nightly Both Directions

Missouri Department of Transportation reports the St. Louis Regional Work Zones for August 16-22.

Missouri Republicans Fire Up St. Charles County Residents at Rally

As part of a tour around Missouri to celebrate last week's primary victories, candidates for Missouri state offices congregated at the St. Charles County Republican Headquarters in St. Peters for rally fellow Republicans.

O’Fallon City Staff Drafts Meth Lab Clean-Up Ordinances

A representative from the St. Charles County Regional Drug Task Force discussed the dangers of chemicals from methamphetamine labs at the city council workshop.

Casino-Funded Petition Seeks Vote on Compromise Smoking Ban

Stricter smoking bans in Lake Saint Louis and O'Fallon would remain in effect under the compromise ban.

USPS Job Fair

SCC Offers Free Income Tax Preparation Assistance

POW/MIA Rememberance Ceremony

O’Fallon’s 9-11 National Day of Service and Remembrance

St Charles County Democratic Central Committee Annual First Capitol Dinner

Family Camping Night

Mayor's Youth Advisory Council

City Council Approves Police Vehicle Purchases, Health and Safety Codes

City Council held their regular meeting at City Hall on Thursday, Feb. 10.

O'Fallon City Council, Residents Discuss Issues with Residential Rental Inspections

Council members and residents discussed ways to improve the year-old inspection program at a workshop on Thursday night.

City Council Meeting