During this budget shortfall, the legislature is diligently overseeing how Missourians' tax dollars are spent.
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A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.
The former State Representative is running for the seat currently held by Jill Schupp. Schupp is running for the State Senate.
A couple pushing to have juvenile sex offenders removed from the state registry is also reportedly making political donations to West County lawmakers, including John Diehl and Tim Jones.
Organizing for Action, or OFA-MO, volunteers plan a "congressional sendoff" at Rep. Ann Wagner's West County office urging action on comprehensive immigration reform.
After plans for a pediatric center were turned down by the planning and zoning commission, BJC is withdrawing from board of aldermen consideration.
Weeks after unanimous commission opposition to a proposed senior living center, residents show up again to speak out against another rezoning request.
The former campaign arm of President Barack Obama is trying to turn up the heat on GOP lawmakers during the Congressional recess.
Town and Country's Planning and Zoning Commission recommended Allegro Senior Living Center's application be denied. Mayor Len Pagano said he'd like to see the developers consider St. Peters.
Check in on Clayton Road's reconstruction progress in Town and Country and see what's planned for this week.
Town and Country Planning and Zoning Commission negatively recommended three related items for rezoning Wirth property to make way for Allegro senior living center.
Now that St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Family Life Center's request for a taller-than-accepted flagpole has been approved, find out when they hope to fly the flag.
Manchester aldermen Marilyn Ottenad and Mike Clement are set to speak Tuesday at the Grand Glaize Library.
The resurfacing project continues in Town and Country with scheduled roadwork this week.
The Republican from Town and Country is up against newly announced Rep. Caleb Jones in the race for the Missouri Speaker of the House.
The Creve Coeur area State Representative looks to win the seat currently held by Republican John Lamping.
88th District State Representative Jill Schupp is about to launch a campaign for the State Senate.
Akin spoke to an area Republican club Thursday night about the past and future of the party.
The Missouri Department of Transportation reports its St. Louis work zones for May 16-22.
Enchanted Parkway in Manchester will be closed from Howard George Drive to Manchester Road for repavement work. The closure is set for this weekend.
Manchester aldermen re-elected in April were sworn in for their new terms Monday night. Check out the photo slide show of the event here.
Manchester aldermen re-elected in April are set to be sworn in for their new terms at Monday's board of aldermen meeting. View full agenda here.
Missouri Department of Transportation reports its St. Louis Work zones for May 2-8.
This is John Copeland's last week serving the City of Town and Country. As he shares some of his career highlights with 'Patch,' he says it's his time to move on.
After nearly 30 years with the City of Town and Country, Police Chief and City Administrator John Copeland retires April 30. His replacements will likely be announced very soon.
Parkway South High School will host a naturalization ceremony Wednesday where approximately 100 immigrants will be sworn in as U.S. citizens.
Crews were able to make more progress on the Clayton Road project, plus finish some unrelated Clayton Road work Monday, before rain was expected to moved in.
Work will likely begin in July on the "historic" project, which includes an overhaul of many city streets.
Construction on the Longview Farm parking lot expansion project is expected to begin in May and wrap up near the end of the summer.
Town and Country Mayor Jon Dalton and four aldermen were sworn in Monday night, after being re-elected to their seats in the April 2 election.
Town and Country could approve a major roads project, new neighborhood, new restaurant, Longview Farm parking construction and additional lighting on The Principia athletic field. Elected officials will also be sworn in. View full agenda here.
The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on the St. Louis work zones for April 18-24.
City leaders deny bullying as aldermen enact emergency legislation to retain a labor attorney. The action is in response to a request by the Fraternal Order of Police to represent Manchester police for collective bargaining.
Manchester aldermen will consider emergency legislation Monday to hire an attorney in response to the Eastern Missouri Coalition of Police's request to represent Manchester police as officers consider unionizing. View full agenda here.
The project, already approved by Manchester officials, was designed to address erosion and flooding in the Countrylane Woods subdivision.
A stormwater improvement project near a small creek bed has some residents upset because it puts some vegetation and trees at risk.