St. Peters resident Burt Biermann is competing with incumbent Tommy Roberts and challenger Terri Violet for the Ward 3 Alderman position.
Two groups work toward placing a some form of a smoking ban before St. Charles County voters in November.
The Missouri State Republican Committee will have the final say on if there is another caucus and who will run it.
The long-time St. Peters' politician is running unopposed in his quest for a second full term as Mayor of the city.
A raucous caucus at Francis Howell North garnered attention nationwide.
The St. Charles Caucus was shut down after about a half hour of dispute. Two men were arrested and the status of the caucus is unknown.
The parade begins at 11:30 a.m. in downtown St. Louis at 18th and Market streets, and heads east to Broadway Avenue and Market Street.
Process will decide how Republican presidential delegates are dispersed.
County Executive Steve Ehlmann vetoed a $1.2 million voting machine purchase because there was just one bid. Elections Director Rich Chrismer said that interferes with his job as an elected official.
On the tails of a primary victory in Alabama, Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum is scheduled to travel through St. Louis County this weekend.
The presidential hopeful won over a few undecided voters at a town hall meeting in Kirkwood.
Group homes remain a sometimes controversial issue in St. Charles County. Local governments can't bar them but can restrict how close they are to each other.
The District 4 Councilman has been working at a job in Afghanistan since accepting the position last fall.
The St. Charles County Council meets Monday and sets projected tax rates.
There are still unresolved legal issues in the effort to draw new political lines.
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the national hardware store's site plan during Wednesday's meeting, paving the way for the store to come to St. Peters.
The hardware chain is hoping to bring a store to St. Peters. The store would be the first of its kind in St. Charles County.
St. Charles County state representative and senate candidates begin filing despite court rulings that may change boundary lines of their districts.
Plus: A take on William Clay against Russ Carnahan, and a look ahead to St. Louis County Lincoln Days.
Incumbents Joe Brazil, Jerry Daugherty file to run for re-election, and township races begin to take shape around St. Charles County.
The St. Charles County Council approved the map Monday, which made changes based on Republican and Democratic party chair recommendations.
Republican presidential-hopeful is second candidate to spend time in St. Charles this year.
St. Charles County would spend $1.2 million for 260 new voting machines, but Councilman Joe Cronin says the purchase isn't prudent.
Monday's County Council regular session meeting starts at 6:30 for a closed session, resumes public meeting at 7 p.m.
Plus, another challenger enters the State Attorney General's race.
Board of Aldermen work session begins at 5 p.m. with the meeting to follow at 7 p.m.
City Hall and other city-related locations will be closed for the holiday.
Also, lawmakers may move candidate filing period start date to March.
Robert Wylie, of St. Peters, was nominated to the Board by Missouri Governor Jay Nixon.
A St. Charles County employee pay study shows a majority of workers are behind the market value in salaries. The study suggests a four-year plan to address salary compression.
St. Peters Alderman John "Rocky" Reitmeyer was recently appointed to the Missouri Municipal League (MML) Board of Directors.
Council members hope to address compression issue affecting experienced employees.
Plus: Santorum surges, while Martin and Koster make news for different reasons.
Light work session and meeting agendas on tap for the first meeting this month of the St. Peters board.
Volunteers work long hours for their favorite candidates.
Santorum more than doubles Romney's vote total; however primary victory doesn't mean Missouri is his.
St. Charles County residents say outcome of vote shows how the base of the Republican party truly feels.
A two percent tourist tax on hotels was approved by 55.25 percent of St. Peters' voters.
St. Peters hotel tax on the ballot during today's election.
Also, GOP gubernatorial hopeful Dave Spence started his ad campaign this week.