Patch offers mosquito prevention tips, and the map below shows the number of West Nile cases last summer.
Families and businesses deal with the aftermath of the storms that ripped through the county May 31 and unrelenting rain that has pushed the Missouri well beyond its banks.
The city will inform residents when a date is set for pickup of tree debris from Friday's storms.
The city would operate its sales under a MoDOT contract with GovDeals.
The Red Cross will be canvassing the affected areas and conducting damage assessments.
The St. Charles City Council has approved the submission of a grant application for the reconstruction of Fifth Street—with the condition that St. Charles bring back its trolley service.
The 10th annual event was held at the St. Charles Soccer Complex.
Before the ordinance was changed, live music was not permitted for some restaurants that serve alcohol.
Ward 7's Dave Beckering was elected Council President.
400 children will attend the city's tenth annual Public Works Day on Friday, May 10.
Check out the most recent food inspection reports from restaurants all over St. Charles County.
By combining the Administration, Enterprise and Ranger buildings into one building, the Parks Department will get the space they need—and save money.
Check out the most recent food inspection reports from St. Charles County Health Department from January and February, 2013.
The City of St. Charles and the Ameristar Casino could be excluded from any future country-wide smoking ban if the city were to create its own health department if a bill making the rounds in Jefferson City gets approval.
St. Charles officials are asking for public input regarding a city-wide smoking ban that local lawmakers are considering over in the city council. The first meeting is to be held May 6.
Witnesses told police that Paul Joseph Murphy failed to stay on the right side of the road and ran stop lights before crossing the center line and causing a head-on collision on West Clay.
Bryce Steinhoff lost his bid to become a St. Charles City Council member by just four votes. By law, he's allowed to ask for a recount and that's exactly what he's doing.
A proposed bill that would hand out penalties to cities or counties that enforce smoking bans would take money away from those towns and pump it into the local public school district.
Enterprise currently operates a car sales lot and a car rental office on nearby properties.
Even though delays have prevented completion of the 2012 crack seal and asphalt overlay program, the city council voted to renew those contracts for 2013.
The St. Charles City Council meets tonight at 7 p.m. at City Hall.
The ordinance will set procedures for the testing and decontamination of homes that have been used for meth production.
The city will set up town hall meetings to get public input about the Smoke Free Air Act and exemptions that will be put in place.
Youth In Need's President and CEO tells Patch that the St. Charles agency expects the cuts to continue into the next fiscal year.
The St. Charles City Council will be discussing possible exemptions when it meets for a work session at 7 p.m. Tues., April 9.
Check out the most recent food inspection reports from St. Charles County Health Department.
Voters passed Proposition R 3,738 (66.22 percent) to 1,873 (33.38 percent) giving the city money to repair the parking garage.
Jerry Reese (Ward 6), Rod Herrmann (Ward 8) and Bridget Ohmes (Ward 10) were all reelected to their respective St. Charles City Council seats—Ohmes won her race by just four votes.
Find out who won city council and school board races, and if Prop R passed or failed.
April 2 is Election Day. Here's some things you need to know before you hit the polls.
Assessor Scott Shipman told Patch that the county's assessed value is down 4 percent.
Wards 6, 8 and 10 have several people running for election April 2.
The Festival of the Little Hills and Oktoberfest groups each donated money to see electricity expanded into the north side of Frontier Park.
St. Charles will ask voters for a second time to approve a bond issue to pay for repairs to the crumbling garage on second street.
Collier faces three others in his bid for the Ward 8 St. Charles City Council seat.