Staff Proposes No Increase to Real Estate Taxes for St. Charles County

The St. Charles County Council meets Monday and sets projected tax rates.

Ron Paul: 'It's Liberty That We Need'

The presidential candidate addressed a crowd of supporters at Lindenwood University's Robert Hyland Arena in St. Charles.

Ron Paul Supporters Turn Out in St. Charles

People started waiting in line at 1 p.m. for the 3 p.m. Town Hall Meeting at Lindenwood Saturday.

Check Out Restaurants Before You Eat

St. Charles County puts QR tags on food service licenses, allowing customers to pull up an establishment’s latest score on their cell phone.

Ron Paul Speaking at Town Hall Meeting Today in St. Charles

Lindenwood University is hosting the Presidential hopeful at 3 p.m. on Sat., March 10.

Rupp Wants New Markets Development Program Extended

The program has helped bring millions in private investment, new jobs and economic stability.

Candidate Profile: Larry DeGroodt, Ward 1

Lake Saint Louis Patch brings you profiles of all the candidates in the upcoming April 3 election.

'Friday, Friday': Deadline Coming For State Senate Redistricting Feedback

There are still unresolved legal issues in the effort to draw new political lines.

If Jim the Wonder Dog Were Here, He'd Fix Redistricting Issues

There are still unresolved legal issues in the effort to draw new political lines. Meanwhile, efforts are afoot to make Jim the Wonder Dog the state historical dog.

Goodwill Comes to Lake Saint Louis

The new Goodwill store, located in the Shoppes of Hawk Ridge, could open as soon as early May.

Candidate Profile: John Pellerito, Ward 3

Lake Saint Louis Patch brings you profiles of all the candidates in the upcoming April 3 election.

St. Charles House, Senate Candidates File Despite Uncertainty About Redistricting

St. Charles state representative and senate candidates begin filing despite court rulings that may change boundary lines of their districts.

Planned Soccer Fields Could Give Wentzville Economic Kick

Tournaments, increased league games means more families traveling, eating and even sleeping in Wentzille when the first two fields are ready for play in 2014.

Wentzville House, Senate Candidates File Despite Uncertainty About Redistricting

Three candidates filed in the 63rd District, which includes most of Wentzville, but court rulings could change boundary lines.

Wentzville National Guard Soldier Surprised with New Rank

Jacqueline Courtney went to a drill on Friday not knowing she would leave as a noncommissioned officer.

Project Parks Swimming Along, Wentzville Director Tells Board

Plans for Splash Station, Heartland and Puruque Valley parks should be ready for bid this summer. Projected opening dates are in 2014.

Friends of Wentzville Parks Foots Bill for Children to Play

Group also commits funds for basketball court at Progress Park, a batting cages and Easter egg prizes.

Presidential Poll: Is Romney on a Roll?

Maybe. But it’s unlikely that a less than Super Tuesday will provide a decisive win for the Massachusetts governor, pundits say.

Work Session, Board of Aldermen Meetings Set for Mon., March 5

On the agenda for tonight's meetings are a discussion of a voluntary annexation agreement and a vote on changes to special events business licenses.

Starting a Small Business in Lake Saint Louis: Finding Business Training Opportunities

Lake Saint Louis Patch gets advice from a local entrepreneur on getting free and low-cost business training.

Candidate Profile: Richard Morris, Ward 3

Lake Saint Louis Patch brings you profiles of all the candidates in the upcoming April 3 election.

MoDOT Reveals More on Its Plan to Attack Potholes

The new plan with have road crews filling potholes within 24-hours.

Aldermen Agree to Put Transportation Tax Renewal on August Ballot

Wentzville seeks to renew the half-cent sales tax, which would end in 2014, for continued road construction and maintenance.

Filing Opens for Countywide Elections

Incumbents Joe Brazil, Jerry Daugherty file to run for re-election, and township races begin to take shape.

Kickoff of Filing Sets Stage for August Campaigns

Plus: Updated caucus locations, St. Louis County Lincoln Days and more endorsements in the U.S. Senate race.

Filing Kickoff Sets Stage for August Campaigns

Plus: Updated caucus locations, St. Louis County Lincoln Days and more endorsements in the U.S. Senate race.

Aldermen Put Electric Fences Back in Play for Dog Control

The electric devices could be used in back yards, but dogs would still have to be tethered or leashed in front yards. The board votes on the final measure at its next meeting.

Some Republicans Unhappy Over Changes to Township Maps

The St. Charles County Council approved the map Monday, which made changes based on Republican and Democratic party chair recommendations.

Ron Paul to Speak at Lindenwood University March 10

Republican presidential-hopeful is second candidate to spend time in St. Charles this year.

City Holding Naming Contest for Newest Park

New unnamed park located between Holt High School and Heritage Elementary.

Aldermen to Discuss Bringing Transportation Sales Tax Back in Front of Voters

A half-cent, 15-year deal approved by voters in 1999 has generated nearly $60 million in revenue thus far and funded key transportation projects.

Former Economic Development Director Dies

Robert Swank died Sunday afternoon from a heart attack.

St. Charles County Will Spend $1.2 Million on 260 New Voting Machines

Councilman Joe Cronin says the purchase isn't prudent, but the rest of the council members approved new machines.

Michigan and Arizona Set to Vote; Who's Your Presidential Pick?

St. Charles County Patch sites are polling readers on a weekly basis to gauge their interest in the election, its candidates and what issues are most important to them.

Wentzville's 25 Worst Roads and Streets

Where are the city's hardest to drive streets? We've got the answer!

Wentzville's 25 Most Drivable Roads and Streets

Where are the city's most easy to drive streets? We've got the answer!

Starting a Small Business in Lake Saint Louis: Writing a Business Plan

"Patch" rounds up tips and resources for prospective Lake Saint Louis business owners.

More Realignment of State Senate Boundaries Ruffles Feathers in St. Louis County Political Circles

Plus, another challenger enters the State Attorney General's race.

Nixon Visits Ungerboeck Software to Discuss Growth in State Exports

Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon discussed plans for economic growth and steps to help businesses expand globally Thursday at Ungerboeck Software International in Dardenne Prairie.

Rupp: Professionals-in-Training Should Be Allowed to Treat Autism Patients

A bill sponsored by State Rep. Scott Rupp, R-Wentzville, would allow future behavior analysts to carry on caring for autistic Missourians and their families would be more at ease.