Chamber, City to Host Look at Olive Boulevard Business

The event will be held at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30.

Divided City Council Supports Prop U for Schools

The vote on a resolution to support the School District of University City's $19.4 bond issue split 4-1-1.

U City Seeks Resident Input on Fogerty Park

The deadline to complete the survey is Feb. 8.

Chappelle-Nadal Supports Funding for Disparity Study

Gov. Jay Nixon proposed the study in his State of the State address.

City to Discuss Police Safety, Gun Control Proposition

The University CIty City Council meets tonight.

Governor Jay Nixon Outlines Education Goals

Missouri's Governor was at Oak Brook Elementary School in Ballwin Thursday.

Weather Delays MoDOT's Full Closure of Highway 40

The removal of two bridges over Interstate 64 is pushed back another week.

Update: Sen. Chappelle-Nadal Talks Gun Bill During Press Conference

Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal, D-University City, calls for "common-sense response" to surge in gun violence in press conference Wednesday.

Have a Gun? Proposed Bill Would Require You to Tell Your Child's School

University City state Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal, who also serves on the board for the School District of University City, has filed the bill in Jefferson City.

St. Louis County Reportedly Considers Funeral Protest Ban

The ban would be similar to the those passed by other St. Louis area cities, including Manchester.

2013 Legislative Session: Sen. Chappelle-Nadal Releases Video

University City's state senator issues a welcome video on the start of the 2013 Missouri legislative session.

Taylor and Newstead Bridges Over I-64 to Close After Morning Rush Period Monday

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports on the St. Louis work zones for January 17-23.

Mayor Welsch Joins 29 Other Mayors in Response to Obama's Gun Plan

The University City mayor was one of 30 nationwide to issue statements Wednesday.

NRA Responds to President's Gun Control Proposals

"Attacking firearms and ignoring children is not a solution," The NRA said.

January 19 Is Richard Dockett Day in U City

The city council honored one of the city's most involved citizens on Monday night.

MoDOT Unveils 2013 St. Louis Area Road Construction Projects

The projects cost nearly $211 million and will include road and lane closures around the St. Louis area that begin next week.

U City Approves Contract for New Loop Cameras

The move will add four new cameras.

Former U City Official Is Wentzville's New Interim Director of Finance

Petree Powell, also known as Petree Eastman, was once University City's assistant city administrator.

Smoking Ban in St. Louis County Casinos?

There's reportedly a push to make area casinos smoke-free and it could take a step closer to reality Tuesday.

City to Approve Contract for New Loop Cameras

The University City City Council meets Monday, Jan. 14.

News Nearby: Olivette City Manager Heads to Wentzville

T. Michael McDowell is currently serving as the City Manager for Olivette.

Missouri Offering Tax Refund Debit Cards

Do you want your 2012 tax refund in the form of a debit card from the State of Missouri?

University City to Hold Public Budget Hearing Tonight

The public will have a chance to review the city's upcoming budget plans.

MoDOT: Final Week of Work on Interstate 64 Double Deck Project Downtown

Missouri Department of Transportation reports on the St. Louis work zones for January 10-16.

Now Hiring: St. Louis Zoo Has Part-Time, Seasonal Jobs Open

The St. Louis Zoo is holding a job fair Jan. 19 to hire groundskeepers, catering and food personnel, gift shop attendants and more.

Claire McCaskill on Chuck Hagel: 'War Hero & Independent Leader'

The Missouri Democrat serves on the Senate's Armed Services Committee, which will hold hearings on the Hagel nomination.

Rebate Program for Residents in Deer Creek Watershed

The application period open today and runs through March 1.

Missouri National Guard Inauguration Open to Public

The Missouri National Guard Inauguration will be hosted in Jefferson City on Jan. 14. It includes the first-ever Missouri Barbecue Showcase and Reception at the Capitol Plaza Hotel. Are you planning to attend?

Claire McCaskill Begins Second Term as U.S. Senator

Sen. McCaskill officially began her second term after taking the oath of office this afternoon in Washington.

MoDOT: Motorists Should Have Few Work Zone Delays Next Week

MoDOT reports on the St. Louis work zones for Jan. 3-9.

Rep. Carnahan Delivers Final Floor Speech

Veteran Congressman delivered his final speech on the House floor Monday. Carnahan lost an August primary to Rep. William Lacy Clay.

Fiscal Cliff: How Congress Voted

The U.S. House went along with a Senate plan Tuesday to address expiring Bush-era tax cuts while delaying spending cuts.

Real, Personal Property Taxes Are Due December 31

The St. Louis Department of Revenue has four offices to serve patrons.

Additional Northbound I-270 Lane Open, Work Zones Restricted for Holiday

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports its St. Louis work zones for Dec. 20-26.

Weapons Sales Go Up in Wake of Call for Tighter Gun Control

Legislation being prepared to ban assault-style weapons; President to make the issue "central" to his second term

Mayors Against Illegal Guns Sends Obama a Letter

The national group of mayors, led by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, sent a letter to President Obama today.

Year in Review: Top Government Stories of 2012

A look at the top University City government stories of 2012.

Mississippi River Bridge Construction to Close I-70 Lanes Overnight

The Missouri Department of Transportation reports its St. Louis work zones for Dec. 13-19.

News Nearby: Olivette City Leaders Reject Developer Criticism

Olivette Mayor Arthur Merdinian and City Manager Mike McDowell say the city is taking steps to work with developers and update ordinances.

WUSTL Leaders: ‘Fiscal Cliff’ Would Have Major Consequences

Drastic cuts would imperil nation’s leadership in education and research.