Town and Country's Maryville University wants to demolish and old dormitory and build a three-story building in its place to house the School of Health Professions.
$57,250 could be spent to sharpshoot up to 125 deer this winter. Town and Country aldermen passed the second half of a two-year deer management plan Monday night.
That's the question Town and Country city leaders are asking residents. The community's answers will determine whether or not it happens.
The Chesterfield Republican spoke with Patch on Election night in West County.
A loophole reportedly allows private country clubs in West County to pay less taxes, affecting what school districts like Parkway receive and forcing homeowners to pay more. Watch KMOV's story here.
Missouri State Rep. John Diehl, R-Town and Country, will serve as Majority Floor Leader beginning in the January 2013 legislative session. Diehl replaces current Speaker of the House, State Rep. Tim Jones, R-Eureka.
The Missouri Department of Transportation reports St. Louis work zones for November 8 -14.
Patch spoke with voters as they made their ways to the polls in Tuesday's general election. Here's what they said is important about voting Tuesday.
St. Louis County Police Department officers will add extra patrols at all St. Louis County polling places under their jurisdiction during the Tuesday, Nov. 6, General Election.
No matter where you live in Missouri, you'll be able to decide on these four ballot questions on Tuesday's ballot
Democratic incumbent Clint Zweifel gave his acceptance speech just before midnight Tuesday, after a night of number watching in a close race with Republican challenger Cole McNary.
Find your national, state, regional and local election results and race details from the Nov. 6 election.
The Manchester Board of Aldermen is set to meet Monday night. View the full agenda here.
The U.S. Senate candidate's campaign also addresses reports about the Congressman's arrests in the 1980s at abortion protests.
Governor Jay Nixon and others battle perception that Mitt Romney could give Republicans a lift in Missouri on election day.
Use the nifty, easy-to-use database below to see who in Olivette and across Missouri has donated to the Mitt Romney-President Obama Election 2012. You'll want to share this with your friends.
Enter the information requested on the Missouri elections page provided in this article to determine if you officially are registered and where you are to vote. Did you get your polling place confirmation card yet?
MoDOT Reports on the St. Louis Work Zones for November 1-7, including major changes if you drive into St. Charles County.
Zephrex-D, a new decongestant that drug agents say cannot be converted into methamphetamine, is set to hit St. Louis pharmacies this month. A prescription will not be required to purchase the drug in some areas.
MoDOT is alerting drivers not to be alarmed if they see snow plows on the roads Wednesday. Severe weather is not on the way, MoDOT is performing a winter weather drill.
Members of the West Central Dispatch Center are being recognized for the "outstanding" partnership between the Town and Country, Creve Coeur and Frontenac cities and police departments.
The Election Authority anticipates little voter fraud, thanks to poll training and systems put in place.
The public is invited to attend on Oct. 29 in West County.
MoDOT reports on St. Louis Work zones for October 25-31.
As Wildwood contemplated prohibiting feeding wildlife in the city to help curb the deer issue, Town and Country deer management plans were reviewed by the city council.
The Town and Country Board of Aldermen is examining the city's proposed 2013 fiscal year budget. A public hearing will be held on the proposed budget before aldermen vote on whether to approve it.
Town and Country aldermen could vote to allocate $57,250 for this winter's deer management, including the sharpshooting and harvesting of deer meat. A solar panel ordinance vote was continued.
A few Westboro Baptist Church members, known for their anti-gay protests at the funerals of U.S. soldiers, protested an appeals court ruling in Manchester Saturday. Police and local residents were also on hand.
Town and Country aldermen will discuss funding for this winter's deer management and sharpshooting plan, solar panel guidelines for residents and the 2013 budget Monday night. View full agenda here.
Traffic will be able to access downtown for Friday's Cardinal NCLS playoff game. Two lanes on eastbound Highway 40 will be open for tonight’s game, but the 14th Street ramp is closed.
Manchester police tell 'Patch' they are aware of Westboro Baptist Church's plans to protest an appeals court ruling Saturday afternoon in Schroeder Park.
Sen. Claire McCaskill and Rep. Todd Akin stuck to their talking points during the debate at Clayton High School.
Members of the Wesboro Baptist Church plan to protest in "Manchester Park" Saturday afternoon.
Patch is teaming up with the Missouri Department of Transportation's contest for the best student-produced commercial promoting seat belt use. Our category is the readers' choice. See how you can enter.
The debate is sold out, but will air live on KSDK Channel 5 at 7 p.m.
The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on the St. Louis work zones for October 18-24.
A federal appeals court ruled the city can restrict funeral protests, including those held by Westboro Baptist Church at soldiers' funerals, from being held within 300 feet of a service. Manchester city leaders call the ruling a victory.
A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that the City of Manchester can enforce a funeral protest ordinance in regard to a Westboro Baptist Church lawsuit challenging the ordinance. Read the court's ruling in this article.
The City of Manchester is working to receive grant funds for a proposed signalized crosswalk for Parkway's Hanna Woods Elementary School on Hanna Road.
There are a number of lane and ramp closures taking place downtown this week that St. Louis Cardinals fans should know about before heading to the NLCS playoff games.