The case involves districts set up for unincorporated parts of St. Louis County, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported.
Councilman Steve Stenger disagrees with the allocation for St. Louis County Parks as County Executive Charlie Dooley’s budget office reduces funding for the department.
A local couple challenges Town and Country’s ordinance against Pit Bulls
This is Taylor's first bid for public office.
St. Louis County needs 3,500 workers for the Aug. 7 primary.
This is Read's first bid for public office.
Miller has previously served on the West County EMS and Fire Protection Board.
This is Shulusky's first bid for public office.
This is Presser's first bid for public office.
This is Koch's first bid for public office.
Dunn is a local lawyer who has never run for public office before.
This is Raza's first run for office.
Jokerst has worked for AT&T and has not run for office previously.
Kelly has previously run unsuccessfully for the Rockwood School Board.
The electronics and appliance recycling event runs 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Saturday. You do not have to be a Manchester resident to drop off items.
A new law means St. Louis County business owners will be required to show proof they've paid their personal property taxes, or else.
Missouri American Water begins replacing an "aging" water line along Tree Hill Court, off Carman Road, in Manchester this week.
A Penske truck rental service is hoping to move locations and hopes to be operating as soon as the Manchester Board of Aldermen allows it.
In a recently filed lawsuit, a resident claims Manchester's pitbull ordinance is unconstitutional and vague.
The service will be offered to residents only on October 13.
A Penske truck rental service is moving in Manchester and should be operating by Monday at its new location.
Monday night, Manchester aldermen discuss a number of issues, including whether to allow a Manchester business owner to open a Penske truck rental service. View full agenda here.
MoDOT has taken the stretch of Route 141 between Parkway Central High School and St. Luke's Hospital down to one lane.
Families, dogs, runners, bicyclists, rollerbladers and proud government and traffic officials all enjoyed the completion of this major road project. Have you seen it yet?
Town and Country aldermen are set to vote on easements around the Clayton Road Pedestrian Enhancement Project and a maintenance agreement the sewer district Monday night.
The Missouri Department of Transportation will open the new Route 141 this weekend and the Page-Olive connector.
MoDOT is reporting a multi-car crash on northbound I-270 near Highway 40. Drivers are reporting the interstate is a parking lot. Avoid the area.
Town and Country and Manchester have both opted in to the St. Louis County SAVES program, which offers financial help to homeowners wishing to improve their homes’ energy efficiency.
Former Missouri Governor Roger Wilson and Town and Country attorney Edward Griesedieck were both sentenced in connection to the misappropriation of funds from an insurer.
Town and Country aldermen are sent to vote on yard waste contracts and discuss the next steps necessary to move forward in the Clayton Road enhancement project.
Republican candidates talked about the economy, health care and Mitt Romney Friday night at Washington University in St. Louis.
Doctor in Missouri's Second Congressional District faces an uphill climb in the race to succeed Rep. Todd Akin.
The hospital will begin construction in the fall on an addition to its medical office Building C.
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After laying off three employees and demoting Fire Chief Dave Frazier last month, the West County EMS and Fire Protection District announces two new firefighter/paramedics.
Town and Country police are reminding residents that fireworks are illegal in the city and officers are taking violations seriously.
The candidates, incumbents and issues that will affect Manchester, Town and Country and St. Louis County.
Andrew Hixson was sworn in Monday night and began work this week for the City of Manchester.
The decision is not final yet, but the event will likely take place Oct. 13. It would be for residents' confidential documents only and would not include newspapers and magazines.
The City of Manchester's public works director said although the city is grateful for MoDOT's concessions, but there is still more to be done.