Adding Vietnam Veterans' Faces to the Names on the The Wall

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund is seeking to add a photo for every name on The Wall in Washington, D.C. Search for local veterans here to see who needs photos.

Night Work Begins This Week on Clayton Road Project

Police are beefing up patrols as crews work to resurface Clayon Road, night work is expected to last all week long in an effort to avoid daytime traffic issues. Check out this week's schedule here.

Firehouse Project, Electronic Signs Set For Votes Monday

A nearly one million dollar firehouse improvement project, a windmill and electronic signs are set to come before the Town and Country Board of Aldermen Monday night.

St. Louis County Animal Control Helps Baby Bird

St. Louis County Animal Care and Control helped this bird after it survived an what appeared to be an attack by other birds.

UPDATE: Fatal Crash in MoDOT I-270 Work Zone

One person was killed Friday morning when they struck a work vehicle in the I-270 work zone between Highway 44 and Manchester Road.

Feds Threatening Savvis Co-Founder For Employee Back Pay

The U.S. Department of Labor reportedly wants Savvis co-founder Tim Roberts to pay back pay to employees of his Florida based company.

Traffic Ahead: Lanes Closed on I-64 and I-270, Work Zone Awareness Week

Get the latest on the roadways, from the Missouri Department of Transportation's weekly update.

Clayton Road Update: Avoid Work Area, Overnight Work Next Week

Drivers are asked to avoid the Clayton and Mason roads intersection early Thursday morning. Night road work begins next week. Check out the latest photos of the road work here.

Part 1: Is Meth Moving Into Your Neighborhood?

If you ask the president of the Missouri Narcotics Association, who has been tracking meth down for more than 15 years, the answer is "Yes."

I-270 Work Begins Monday Night, Expect Delays

Lanes close Monday night at 7 p.m. on I-270 as the expansion project begins between Manchester Road and Highway 44.

Traffic Alert: Clayton Road Resurfacing Underway, Expect Delays

Resurfacing has begun on Clayton Road as part of Town and Country's new trail and road resurfacing project. This week crews work on trail landscaping and roadway paving.

Former MO Gov Pleads Guilty

The case has ties to Town and Country, plus what's going on with MoDOT's flag?

Last Chance: Tax Deadline is Tuesday

Our new 'Last Chance' feature lets you know about important upcoming deadlines. This week it's your last chance to file your income taxes.

Traffic Ahead: I-270 Preparation Work to Begin, No Problems for Weekend Events

Plenty of road work is scheduled during the next week but none of it will keep motorists from the Go! St. Louis Marathon on Sunday or other weekend events.

Clayton Road Project Update: Road Work Next Week

Paving is now complete on the Clayton Road Trail. Road resurfacing starts next week so there could be traffic delays in the immediate area.

State Rep. Diehl Gets Clearer Path To Re-Election; South County-Area House Race Gets Candidate

Just because filing for state legislative seats closed doesn’t mean it’s too late for candidates to drop out.

Construction on I-270 Widening Project Starts Monday

Various lanes of the interstate from Manchester Road to Interstate 44 will be closed nightly through early May.

Woman Applauded For Going Public With Intimidation Accusations

Town and Country resident Traci Cardenas said she was uncomfortable by the actions of a fellow resident and an alderman while electioneering on April 3. In this Letter to the Editor, a response from St. Louis area Susie Getzschman who supports Cardenas.

New Police Commissioner, Community Garden and Fire House Improvements in Town and Country

Monday night, aldermen approved a new police commissioner after a controversial comment removed the longest sitting commissioner and they got an update on an almost one million dollar firehouse improvement project.

Town and Country Woman Claims Intimidation by Resident, Bad Behavior by Alderman

Town and Country resident Traci Cardenas says she was uncomfortable by the actions of a fellow resident and Alderman Fred Meyland Smith while electioneering on April 3. Read her statement and the responses in this article.

Patch Announces 'Click to Claim' Content Winner

Congratulations to University City's "U City in Bloom" nonprofit, which is the winner of the Patch "Click to Claim" contest.

Longview Events Evaluated as Parking Lot Expansion Paves Ahead

Longview traffic trends and planned events were presented to Town and Country aldermen Monday as they evaluate the need for additional parking and the Longview parking expansion project.

Firehouse Improvements Cost Town and Country Close to $1 Million

Construction is slated to begin by June 15. The estimated cost is $853,400 to upgrade the firehouse for cost effectiveness, better functionality and comfort.

Town and Country Aldermanic Candidate Asks Why Residents Didn't Vote

Town and Country candidate for alderman Dorothy Cooke did not win in the April 3 election. However, she said she put a lot of effort into her campaign. She wrote this Letter to the Editor about her efforts, and she's asking why residents didn't vote.

Longview Parking, Firehouse Improvements Among Town & Country Topics Monday

Town and Country aldermen have a packed agenda Monday night. View it in full here.

Traffic Ahead: I-64 Lanes Closed Downtown, Closures on I-70

The lanes will be closed throughout the weekend.

Paving Underway on Clayton Road Trail and Resurfacing Project

Check out the latest update and upcoming work schedule on the Clayton Road Trail and Resurfacing Project. Plus, are you happy with the progress of the project? Post a comment below!

Why The Low Voter Turnout for Tuesday's Election?

One Patch reader thought we should ask the question, so we are. Share your thoughts on the low turnout for Tuesday's election by clicking on the 'comment' button below.

Parkway Schools: Newcomer Beats Both Incumbents

Appelbaum upsets the cart—for a big win.

Titanic Last Meals Commemorate Centennial

Eat like a Rockefeller, or at least John Jacob Astor, one of the passengers aboard the Titanic, whose centennial will be commemorated with lavish dinners and parties on the anniversary of the ship's sinking, April 15.

Candidates React After Election Results Come In & Show Incumbents Are Out

Patch checked in with candidates for contested aldermen seats in Manchester and Town and Country after election results rolled in late Tuesday night. Read how they responded.

Why I'm Voting? What Neighbors Tell Patch

From deer management to civic duty, Patch found out what brought voters to the polls today.

You Gotta' Decide On County Prop '$' By Tuesday

Prop "S" supporters want tax dollars for courthouses, opponents—not so much.

Town and Country Aldermanic Candidates Face Off on Tough Topics

Town and Country aldermanic candidates talked bringing in new business, deer management, The Principia land use and government transparency. Here's how the candidates responded.

New Business Tops Manchester Aldermen's Agenda Monday

A lawn care service and liquor store want to open in Manchester. Aldermen are set to hear from the business owners and residents Monday night.

Traffic Ahead: Highway Work on I-64 Downtown St. Louis and in IL This Weekend

Missouri and Illinois departments of transportation are doing work on both sides of the river this weekend.

Political Potpourri: It's (Kind Of) The End Of The Filing Period As We Know It

Some candidates withdrew, while other incumbents, including Creve Coeur State Rep. Jill Schupp, will go unopposed.

Windmill May Blow Into Town and Country

New Covenant Presbyterian wants to build a windmill on its property to use an education tool for students.

Longest Member of Town and Country Police Commission Removed

Town and Country resident Dorothy Rogers will no longer serve as on the city's police commission after a comment at last week's meeting.

Are Electronic Signs a Sign of The Times?

A Town and Country church's request to use an electronic sign may bring a bigger issue before aldermen.