More MO Senate Boundary Realignment Ruffles St. Louis Co. Feathers

Plus, another challenger enters the State Attorney General's race.

Enterprise Responds to National Petition, Supports Legislation

Enterprise Rent-A-Car announced its formal support for federal legislation to oversee the way car rental companies manage the safety recall process for vehicles in their fleets. Yesterday Patch reported what sparked this situation.

Jones Suggests Waiting on New Ethics Law

House Majority Floor Leader Tim Jones, (R-Eureka), 89th District, said he believes it would be better to wait until after this year's elections to make another run at a new ethics bill for Missouri.

Manchester Aldermen Approve Lawsuit Settlement, But Defer Vote On Penske Permit

Final February meeting ended ‘in record time,’ plus Manchester employee recognized for 40 years of service.

Guilty Plea in Case Involving Town and Country Doctor

A California man pled guilty to conspiring to distribute altered prescription drugs to physicians across the country, including Abid Nisar of Town and Country.

Manchester Aldermen Vote on Lawsuit Settlement, Penske and City Pool

The Manchester Board of Aldermen is set to discuss a number of issues Tuesday night. View the full agenda here.

Getting Primed For Next Month's Presidential Caucus

Plus, filing dates for Congressional races might be moved back and Steelman gets on the air.

St. Louis Mardi Gras Weekend Road Closures And More

Several ramps on Interstate 55 will be closed downtown this weekend as part of the Mardi Gras activities in the city.

Town and Country Doctor Pleads Guilty To Receiving Misbranded Cancer Drugs

Abid Nisar faces prison and fines for his role in an alleged prescription drug scam, while treating cancer patients.

Town and Country Moving Forward With Longview Parking Project

Aldermen voted to authorize the city to apply for a $4,000 planning grant , but it's a decision not all residents support.

Did The Wagner Campaign Forget It Has a Primary Opponent?

In a recent email to Washington, DC, lobbyists, a fundraising worker for the campaign left out the fact that the Wagner has a little GOP competition in the race for the 2nd District seat for Congress.

MoDOT Ready For Rush Hour, More Concerned About Tuesday

MoDOT is now more concerned with Tuesday morning's rush hour than Monday evening, but crews are on the roads and ready.

Longview Parking, Solar Panels Top Town and Country Board of Aldermen Agenda

A vote for a grant may move the Longview Farm Park parking project ahead to the next step, while solar panels are back on the board of aldermen agenda.

Runaway Ambulance Crosses Weidman Road, No Injuries

The ambulance crossed Weidman Road and struck a building as crews were responding to medical emergency at Manchester's Golds Gym.

Traffic Ahead: One Lane Closed on JB Bridge

Take these routes into consideration when traveling this weekend.

Clayton Road Trail and Resurfacing Update

Despite wet weather, installation of the garden wall at Town and Country Lane is underway and paving between 141 and Oak Springs is set to begin.

Poll Shows Tight Race Between McCaskill and Challengers

Also, GOP gubernatorial hopeful Dave Spence began his ad campaign.

Candidates Get Social As Campaign Slogs On

Plus: Santorum surges, while Martin and Koster make news for different reasons.

Permit For Penske May be a Problem in Manchester

Manchester's planning and zoning and director of development do not support Penske moving into a location off Manchester road.

Manchester Pays $35K to Settle Discrimination Lawsuit

Aldermen must approve allocating $35,000 of city funds to the lawsuit that was settled in December.

Hepatitis B Shots Available for Manchester Police Department

Hepatitis B shots will be offered as the Manchester Police Department seeks state certification from the Missouri Police Chiefs Association.

Are You Voting in Tuesday's Primary? Why or Why Not?

Will you vote Tuesday? Take the Patch poll and tell us why in comments. Plus, see sample ballots here.

New 141 and Page-Olive Connector: On Schedule for July 1

Both sections of the work are online to be completed this summer, very close to the same time.

Politicians Attempt to Demystify the Caucus System Before Tuesday's Primary

Missouri politicians answer voter questions about the Feb. 7 "non-binding" primary and the March caucus. Missouri voters have not used a caucus since 1996 to select their presidential nominee.

Lawsuit, Hanna Road & Arts Council on Manchester Aldermen Agenda

The Manchester Board of Aldermen is set to discuss a number of issues Monday night. View the full agenda here.

Missouri's 'Meaningless' Primary Vote

March 17 caucus supersedes the Feb. 7 vote in GOP primary for presidential nomination, in Missouri.

Huckabee, Wagner Woo Supporters

The former presidential candidate said 2nd congressional district hopeful Ann Wagner comes from "a family that has lived the values we talk about."

Traffic Ahead: Lanes Closed on Manchester Road

Heading out this weekend? Here are a few tips to make your trip smoother.

MO Texting While Driving Ban - What Do You Think?

Currently the law is only for those 21 and younger, but it could become universal in Missouri. A St. Louis senator has sponsored a bill to include everyone.

Select St. Louis County Sirens Retested This Week

Select, new emergency sirens will be re-evaluated this week, after last week's retesting was postponed due to weather reasons.

Santorum Makes Campaign Stop in Missouri

Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum will be speaking at St. Charles Community College at 2:30 p.m. ahead of the Feb. 7, Missouri primary.

I-270 Expansion Project Plans Revealed Monday

MoDOT plans to add more lanes, which will also narrow lanes on Interstate 270 between Interstate 44 and Manchester Road.

State of the Union Reaction Falls Along Party Lines

Reactions to big speeches by chief executives are relatively predictable.

Sharpshooting Finished in Town and Country

After almost five weeks of sharpshooting in Town and Country, White Buffalo is finished culling the deer herd.

Hwy 40 Lanes Closed at Mason Road

MoDOT is shutting down lanes on Highway 40 near Mason Road Saturday night.

Martin Bows Out Of Congressional Race

Ed Martin plans to challenge Chris Koster in the bid for Missouri Attorney General.

St. Louis County Employees Receive Lay-off Notices

Twenty-six employees in the parks and public works departments have been laid off.

Mideast Market Files Slander Suit

Manchester's Mideast Market owner filed suit against STL Halal Inc. president and co-founder alleging interference and slander.

Town and Country's Center Oil Sues For Breach of Contract

Town and Country based Center Oil filed suit against broker International Exchange Services.

MoDOT Ready For Predicted Wintry Mix

MoDOT says all crews are on hand for the freezing rain and snow that may fall across the St. Louis area. How are the roads? Tell us what you think in the comments box at the bottom of this article.