Public Meeting Planned to Discuss New Route 364

Page Phase 3 Design-Build Contract to start in early 2013.

Wentzville Board of Aldermen to Discuss Budget

At a work session Wednesday.

Oct. 17 Lake Saint Louis Board of Aldermen Meeting Canceled

The 5:30 p.m. joint work session will go on as scheduled.

Rising Cain: GOP Candidate Shoots Up in the Polls

Nearly six months ago, GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain spoke at the Missouri Capitol as an also-ran in the Republican field. Today, he is leading in some public opinion polls.

Rising Cain: GOP Candidate Shoots Up in the Polls

Nearly six months ago, GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain spoke at the Missouri Capitol as an also-ran in the Republican field. Today, he is leading in some public opinion polls.

Wentzville Aldermen Discuss Utility Fee to Meet Storm Water Rules

EPA's unfunded mandate forces aldermen to choose between general revenue drain or user fee to meet storm water requirements.

A Reminder About Responsible Pet Ownership

In a recent press release, the Lake Saint Louis Police Department and Chief Michael Force asked pet owners to respect their neighbors by controlling pets and their waste.

Legislators Want to Crack Down on Child Care Deaths

State Sen. Scott Rupp of Wentzville heads group pushing for tougher laws regulating child care.

Bending Boundaries: Second Map is a Charm for Redistricting in St. Charles County

St. Charles County Council approved revised boundary map after second effort by Redistricting Commission.

Bending Boundaries: Second Map is a Charm for Redistricting in St. Charles County

St. Charles County Council approved revised boundary map after second effort by Redistricting Commission.

Teachers, Lawmakers Grapple with Law Restricting Contact With Students

Local educators say new Missouri law restricting social media communications between students and teachers continues to raise questions. The law remains in limbo because of a recent court ruling and a revision by legislators.

Teachers, Lawmakers Grapple with Social Media Law Restricting Student Contact

Local educators say new Missouri law restricting social media communications between students and teachers continues to raise questions. The law remains in limbo because of a recent court ruling and a revision by legislators.

Kisker Branch Manager Resigns, Library Board Discusses Public Participation

Kisker Road Library Branch Manager Keri Cascio resigns. The board discusses more specific guidelines on public comments during meetings.

Property Taxes Amount to Peanuts in St. Charles County, Councilman Says

Council likely to consider tax increase for 2012 budget to compensate for flat sales taxes; some council members are don't like idea of a hike.

Romney Gains Fans in St. Louis

The former Massachusetts governor announced a raft of endorsements from Missouri political figures, including a number from the St. Louis area.

Wentzville Board of Adjustment to Meet

Board meets Thursday night.

Wentzville Board to Vote on Snow, Personnel Policies

At meeting Wednesday evening.

Wentzville Looking for Citizen of the Year

Nominations due by Saturday.

Property Taxes Amount to Peanuts in St. Charles County, Councilman Says

Council likely to consider tax increase for 2012 budget to compensate for flat sales taxes; some council members are don't like idea of a hike.

Wake Up Wentzville: Oct. 13 Edition

All the news you need for Thursday, Oct. 13.

Open House for New Interstate 64/US Route 40/61 Missouri River Bridge Is Tonight

MoDOT will hold open house at Troop C headquarters in Weldon Spring.

Retirement Reception Planned for Wentzville's Police Chief

Chief Robert Noonan will retire Nov. 1.

Romney Gains Fans in St. Louis

The former Massachusetts governor announced a raft of endorsements from Missouri political figures, including a number from the St. Louis area.

Tonight's Agenda for the Dardenne Prairie Board of Aldermen

At the Oct. 5 workshop session, the board will discuss holiday decorations at city hall.

Agenda for Board of Aldermen Oct. 3 Work Session and Meeting

Up for discussion tonight are a vicious dog ordinance and the placement of rumble strips on Lake Saint Louis Boulevard.

Wentzville Board of Aldermen to Discuss Budget

At Wednesday night work session.

GOP House Candidates Debate for the First Time

Ed Martin and Ann Wagner traded light jabs on endorsements and disagreement over immigration policy in the first debate between candidates for Missouri's new second district U.S. House seat.

Columbus Day Closings in Wentzville

Several government offices are closed for the holiday.

Wagner, Martin Get Early Start

The 2nd District candidates are set to debate each other this week.

MoDOT to Reopen Route B Bridge Today

Bridge has been closed for over a month.

Special Session Stalled: Aerotropolis, MOSIRA Still Up In The Air

Governor Nixon calls on lawmakers to pass an economic development package or go home.

MoDOT Permanently Closing I-70 Exit Ramp

The closing will occur on Oct. 10.

Wentzville Public Works Plans Family-Friendly Festival, Trivia Event

Event is slated for Saturday, Oct. 15.

Wentzville to Hold Transportation Open House

Event is slated for October 18.

St. Charles County Councilman Announces New Job Takes Him to Afghanistan

District 4 Councilman Paul Wynn said he will continue working as a councilman while overseas. In 2009, he did the same in Iraq.

St. Charles County Councilman Announces New Job Takes Him to Afghanistan

District 4 Councilman Paul Wynn said he will continue working as a councilman while overseas. In 2009, he did the same in Iraq.

Asphalt Overlay Project Continues in Lake Saint Louis

On Oct. 3, several streets in the community will begin the overlay process.

Wentzville Board of Aldermen to Meet

Several items before the board Wednesday.

Revised School Social Media Bill On Governor's Desk

Governor's office says bill will be "reviewed closely."

Revised School Social Media Bill On Governor's Desk

Governor's office says bill will be "reviewed closely."