City Holds Community Flood Meeting

Mock Roundabout Asphalt, Curbing to Start Next Week

The new trial traffic design will help the city determine if a roundabout would help traffic flow in the historic plaza area.

New Law Aims to Prevent Welfare Misuse

The bill was co-sponsored by Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal.

Who Makes What? Search Database of U City Employees

Search the Post-Dispatch's database of U City salaries.

Want to Talk Flooding? U City Holding Meeting Wednesday

City Council to Approve New Police Uniforms, IT Contract

Area LGBT Couples Celebrate DOMA Victory, Look to Future Challenges

DOMA Decision Heralded In St . Louis

Rally Tonight to Celebrate DOMA Decision

The rally begins at 6 p.m.

City Postpones Vote on Loop Community Improvement District

Council Approves Increase in City Manager's Salary

Property Tax Assessment Appeals Due July 8

St. Louis County Assessor Jake Zimmerman released preliminary real property values for most properties in St. Louis County in March.

80 Homes Still Uninhabitable After June 17 Flash Floods

Homes along the River Des Peres flooded June 17.

Raise for City Manager Lehman Walker Before Council Tonight

Mock Roundabout Is Coming to Delmar, Trinity

The new trial traffic design will help the city determine if a roundabout would help traffic flow in the historic plaza area.

U City Firefighters Sue City, Officials

The firefighters union sought a return to contract negotiations.

Sutter-Meyer Home Divides Council; Budget Vote

The council debated a $15,000 line item for painting the Sutter-Meyer House.

$26.3 Million Budget Before U City City Council

The University City City Council meets at 6:30 p.m. Monday, June 10.

Gov. Nixon Comes to U City to Veto Adoption Bill

The bill would make it illegal to enforce foreign laws or legal decisions deemed "repugnant or inconsistent" with Missouri or U.S. law.

MoDOT to Limit Lane Closures Memorial Day Weekend

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on its St. Louis work zones for May 23-29.

MoDOT: Senior PGA Tournament to Close Roads

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports its St. Louis work zones for May 16-22.

Martin Resigns: U City Searching for New Attorney

The city's attorney, Paul Martin, resigned May 3.

MoDOT: Drivers Slow Down for Striping Crews

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports the St. Louis Work zones for May 9-15.

Mother of Biker Killed in U City Pleads for Road Safety

The mother of Samuel Scott, the 19-year-old bicyclist killed by a drunk driver in 2012, spoke Monday.

MoDOT: Blasting Continues on I-270, Be Aware of Crews On All State Roads

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports its St. Louis Work zones for May 2-8.

City Approves Permit for Tesla Service Center

The premium electric car maker will open it's first St. Louis service station on 8664 Olive Boulevard, but the nearest dealership is still in Chicago.

University City to Consider Permit for Tesla Motors

The University City City Council meets tonight.

U City's City Attorney Named in Ellisville Mayor's Suit

University CIty's city attorney Paul Martin was one of the people named in a lawsuit by ousted Ellisville Mayor Adam Paul.

I-64 Fully Closed Downtown this Weekend for Jefferson Bridge Removal

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on the St. Louis work zones for April 18-24.

City Attorney Explains Role in Ellisville Impeachment

Paul Martin serves as the city attorney for University City, Olivette, Rock Hill, Crystal Lake Park and Ellisville.

Closing The 'Sidewalk Gap' On Delmar Blvd.

The city of Olivette and St. Louis County are working together to get a long-awaited project done near the University City border.

MoDOT: Watch, Slow Down For Spring Road Repairs

Missouri Department of Transportation reports the St. Louis work zones for April 11- 17.

Pot Seized During Traffic Stop Leads to Investigation of St. Louis Police Officers

A police offer took marijuana from a driver during a traffic stop but it was never put into evidence, St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports. Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal was present on a ride-along during the incident.

Throw Out Your Old Furniture, Appliances

U City's bulk item collection began this week and runs through April 26. It's an easy way to get of unwanted items in your home--or salvage a potential treasure for reuse.

City Council Sends Bike-Walk Plan Back, Passes Funeral Protest Restrictions

Members of the council were for the bike-walk master plan, but said it needed work.

Funeral Protest Ordinance Before U City City Council

The board meets Monday night.

Prop U Passes, Incumbents Remain on U City School Board

Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal and Tom Peters will retain their seats on the School District of University City board of education.

Who's Spent What? Campaign Finance Reports

A look at how the Yes to Schools campaign in University City spent its money.

MoDOT: I-64 Closed This Weekend Between Hampton, Forest Park Parkway

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports the St. Louis work zones for March 28 to April 3.

No City Council Meeting Tonight as Passover Begins

The city canceled its regularly scheduled meeting.