MoDOT: Slow Down for Crews Reparing Potholes

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on the St. Louis work zones for March 21-27.

U City's Assessed Valuation Down 4.5 Percent

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

MoDOT: Lanes to Close on Southbound I-270 Next Week Between Manchester and I-44

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on the St. Louis work zones for March 14 - 20.

Closed Sessions and Other Sunshine Law Requests

Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster released the top five Sunshine Law requests of 2012 in honor of Sunshine Week 2013.

Sunshine Law Complaint Filed Against U City Schools

U City resident Tom Sullivan filed the complaint; the district says it follows procedure.

Restaurant Inspections: Bluberry Hill, Fitz's, Gatesworth, Domino's Pizza

See how your favorite University City restaurants fared on recent St. Louis County Health Department inspections.

Loop Trolley CUP Approved; Line Could Be in By Summer 2014

The trolley could be up and running by summer 2014.

Breaking: City Approves CUP for Loop Trolley

The University City City Council took the action Monday night.

Loop Trolley, Tivoli Liquor License Before Council

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

MoDOT to Close Lanes on I-64 in Chesterfield, On Poplar Street Bridge

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on the St. Louis work zones for March 7- 13.

U City By the Numbers: 2013 State of the City

Mayor Shelley Welsch and City Manager Lehman Walker gave an update on the city Tuesday.

New Web Site for Ruth Park Golf Course

The city's golf course has its own web site now.

2013 State of the City Address Is Tonight

The Historical Society of University City is hosting the free event.

U City Plans Crime Awareness, Prevention Meetings

The meetings will be held at various locations around town this month.

MODOT: With Wintry Weather in the Forecast, Give Crews Room to Work

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on the St. Louis area work zones for Feb. 28 - March 6.

Registration Deadline Approaching for Voters in University City

The last day to register to vote in the April election is days away.

Loop Trolley Moves One Step Closer to Reality

The U City Plan Commission approved a conditional use permit for the project Wednesday.

Plan Commission Approves Loop Trolley CUP

The conditional use permit was approved Wednesday. The project now moves to the city council.

Live: Loop Trolley Public Hearing

The University City Plan Commission meets at 7 p.m. tonight.

First Raise in Five Years Planned for U City Employees

City Manager Lehmann Walker gave the council an overview of the 2013-14 budget Monday.

Former U City Chief Named Robertson Fire Protection District Chief

Chief Don Miner was introduced at the Feb. 20 Hazelwood City Council meeting.

Public Hearing on Loop Trolley CUP Is Tonight

The University City Plan Commission meets at 7 p.m. tonight.

Mayor: Releasing Legal Documents Was an Error

The documents from the city's attorney were included in a University City Bulletin Board email newsletter.

U City Elections: What Do You Want to Know?

Patch wants to know what you want to ask the candidates in the race School District of University City board of education..

Lake Saint Louis Lawmaker Doesn't Agree with Ellinger's Gun Bill

Chuck Gatschenberger, Missouri House of Representatives Dist. 108, gives his opinion on current issues.

Draft Presentation of 2014 U City Budget Tonight

City Manager Lehman Walker will present a draft of the 2014 city budget.

MoDOT Urges Motorists to Minimize Travel Due to Icy Winter Storm

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports its St. Louis work zones for Feb. 21-27.

Legislator: Make It Illegal to Propose Gun Legislation

Rep. Mike Leara, R-St. Louis County, has proposed legislation that would criminalize lawmakers who propose gun legislation.

State of the City Address Slated for March 5

The Historical Society of University City is hosting the free event.

University City to Get Five New Police Cars

The University City City Council approved the expenditure Monday.

Council Accuses Mayor of Releasing Confidential Documents

The legal opinions from the city's attorney were included in Sunday's University City Bulletin Board email newsletter.

Five New Patrol Cars on City Council Agenda

The University City City Council meets tonight.

Marijuana Bill Aims to Keep First-Time Offenders Out of Jail

Rep. Rory Ellinger introduced House Bills 511 and 512 Thursday.

Sen. Chappelle-Nadal Renews Call for Gun Safety

A new report finds that Missouri leads the nation in black homicides.

Mardi Gras Activities to Close Some Interstate Ramps Downtown This Week

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on the St. Louis work zones for Feb. 7-13.

U City Plans Crime Awareness, Prevention Meetings

The meetings will be held at various locations around town during February and March.

Energy Secretary Chu Leaves Obama Administration

The Energy Secretary is a St. Louis native. His father taught at Washington University in St. Louis.

New Study of Mass Shootings by Mayors Against Illegal Guns Shows New Striking Trends

University City Mayor Shelley Welsch is a member of the organization.

U City Council Scrutinizes Olive/I-170 Agreement

The agreement would create a joint redevelopment commission with neighboring Olivette.

MoDOT: All Lanes, Both Directions on I-64 to Close This Weekend (Hampton to Forest Park Pkwy)

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on the St. Louis work zones for Jan. 31 to Feb. 6.