E. COLI UPDATE: Schnucks Salad Bars Focus of Outbreak, But Testing Negative

Health officials confirm that Schnucks salad bars are a focus of their E. coli investigation, but so far, food samples have tested negative for the bacteria.

Three More Weeks of Construction on Woods Mill, Hwy 141 and Ladue Road

If all goes as planned, three big traffic shifts happen Nov. 22.

Filing Begins for Missouri Presidential Primary

Amid questions about whether the primary will amount to anything, supporters of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney threw his name into contest.

St. Louis County E. Coli Outbreak

The St. Louis County Health Department is investigating an E. coli outbreak; 14 cases of the bacteria were reported this week.

Deer Sterilization Not Happening in 2011

The Town and Country Board of Aldermen voted not to include sterilization of deer this year as part of the city's deer management plan.

Deer Sterilization Vote Monday For Town and Country

The Town and Country Board of Aldermen could change the city's newly approved deer management program to include sterilization of deer.

Wagner Haul Raises Eyebrows

Wagner campaign responds to speculation from Politico that she may switch races.

Manchester Monitoring Deer Population

The city of Manchester is keeping an eye on its deer population, but at this point it is not a problem.

Chef, Former Alderwoman Does Her Cooking in Disaster Areas

After an already fruitful career in both cooking and politics, Lynn Krause now works in disaster relief.

Manchester Aldermen Meet Monday

The Manchester Board of Aldermen is set to meet Monday night. Check out the agenda.

Rising Cain: GOP Candidate Shoots Up in the Polls

Nearly six months ago, GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain spoke at the Missouri Capitol as an also-ran in the Republican field. Today, he is leading in some public opinion polls.

Traffic Alert: Ladue Road Closing After Morning Rush Hour

A reminder to drivers: Ladue Road is set to close east of Highway 141 after Thursday morning rush hour.

Town and Country To Sharpshoot Deer in December

The Town and Country Board of Aldermen passed the city's new deer management plan Monday night. It uses sharpshooting as the only method of reducing the deer population.

Town and Country Deer Vote Possible Monday

The Town and Country Board of Aldermen could vote Monday night on the city's deer management program. The current proposal includes sharpshooting as the only method of deer management.

Town and Country Residents Receive Anti-Kill Postcard

As the Town and Country Board of Aldermen prepares to vote on a city deer management plan, residents mail and receive postcards against the use of lethal methods of deer control.

MO Governor Signs School "Facebook Law" Repeals

Governor Jay Nixon signs repeals to the Missouri school social networking law, but says even the revised version has flaws. The law no longer prohibits teachers and students from communicating through some social networking outlets.

Romney Gains Fans in St. Louis

The former Massachusetts governor announced a raft of endorsements from Missouri political figures, including a number from the St. Louis area.

Last Chance to Voice Your Opinion on the MSD Sewer Rate Hike

Residents to possibly see a 64-percent rate increase throughout four years, to fund sewer upgrades.

Clayton Road Project Updates by Facebook, Email

The City of Town and Country has created a Facebook page to update residents on the upcoming Clayton Road and trail construction project.

Overtime Pay, State Certification For Manchester Police

The Manchester Police Department will seek state certification, received more money for overtime and hired a new officer.

Manchester Arts Council in The Works

Artists, residents and aldermen are on board to create a Manchester Arts Council.

Pool Surveillance Cameras, Sidewalk Repairs in Manchester

Surveillance cameras are coming to the Manchester Aquatic Center, while the city is moving ahead with pool repairs and construction along Meramec Station Road.

Ozzie Smith Signature Ball Among Auction Block Items

The state treasurers auction for unclaimed property is set for 9 a.m. Oct. 4 in Columbia, Mo.

GOP House Candidates Debate For The First Time

Ed Martin and Ann Wagner traded light jabs on endorsements and disagreement over immigration policy in the first debate between candidates for Missouri's new second district U.S. House seat.

Wagner, Martin Get Early Start

The 2nd District candidates are set to debate each other Saturday.

Police Overtime, Pool Surveillance Cameras Top Manchester Aldermen Meeting

Emergency legislation may be enacted Monday to allocate thousands to Manchester police for overtime. Meanwhile, theft and vandalism could have new surveillance cameras coming to Manchester’s Aquatic Center.

Special Session Stalled: Aerotropolis, MOSIRA Still Up In The Air

Governor Nixon calls on lawmakers to pass an economic development package or go home.

Manchester Historic Society Sets Goals For Upcoming Year

For many years, there have been plans to create a historic commercial district in downtown Manchester. Alderman in Historic Review Commission says it's time to get the ball rolling.

Does Town and Country Want a Dog Park?

That's what aldermen want to know. Patch readers can take the poll in this article and post their thoughts in the comment section of this article.

No Deer Decision, Votes on Taxes and Clayton Road Construction

Construction is set to begin on the Clayton Road Project, plus the Town and Country Board of Aldermen voted to keep property, sales and utility taxes the same.

Revised School Social Media Bill On Governor's Desk

Governor's office says bill will be "reviewed closely."

Deer Management, Tax Vote Monday in Town and Country

The Town and Country board of aldermen is set to discuss a deer management plan Monday night, plus vote on tax rates and a Clayton Road Trail construction bid.

Blunt Backs Romney

Missouri's highest-ranking elected Republican has thrown his support behind the former Massachusetts governor.

Parkway Sets District 2011 Tax Rate

The Parkway School Board voted to increase the 2011 district's residential tax rate by 11 cents.

Manchester Votes on Property, Utility Taxes

Manchester's property and utility taxes will remain the same.

Conveyor Belt Sushi Coming to Manchester

Sushi Ai looks to be coming to Manchester and it will offer a unique twist to the favorite food.

Billboard Warning, Pool Problems for Manchester

The Manchester Board of Alderman heard a billboard warning and addressed new pool repair problems Monday night.

Taxes Vote Set For Monday in Manchester

Manchester property tax and utility tax rates are set to be voted on at Monday's Manchester Board of Aldermen meeting. Check out the full agenda here.

'America's Got Talent' Star Looks to Missouri House

Neal Boyd announced he will run for a Missouri House seat next year.

UPDATE: Compromise at Core of New MO School Social Media Bill

After an injunction stops a new Missouri social networking law from taking effect, the revised version, Senate Bill 1, is making its way through the legislature during this special session.