St. Charles man fatally struck by vehicle while walking across Route 364
The driver who hit the pedestrian was unable to stop in time, the highway patrol said.This post was originally published on this site
St. Louis regional plan will examine ‘root causes’ of population loss
Some had called for East-West Gateway to name population decline as a key regional issue and develop a plan to mitigate it. The planning group calls the issue a “symptom” of other problems.This post was originally published on this site
St. Charles rejected a data center. Ameren has a list of dozens of similar projects
Data center debates across Missouri will likely be shaped by ongoing efforts to determine rules and rate designs about how to accommodate and pay for them.This post was originally published on this site
At 91, this usher is the beloved guardian of umpires at Busch Stadium
Even at 91 years old, Vito Adamo exudes energy, warmth and an unshakable work ethic at Busch Stadium.This post was originally published on this site
Cottleville’s Cottle Village is ambitious. The restaurant alone is worth a visit.
Cottle Village, which opened in early June on Highway N east of the Highway K-Page Avenue Extension interchange, is a hit.This post was originally published on this site
Marine from St. Louis ‘finally laid to rest’ 75 years after being killed in Korean War
Donald Eischschlag’s family said their story can offer hope for people waiting to be reunited with loved ones who went missing in war or remain unidentified.This post was originally published on this site
Ehlmann may run again for St. Charles County Executive, after all
“When I decided not to run, I could barely walk,” said Ehlmann, who will be 77 at the end of his current term.This post was originally published on this site
Local leaders ink deal for regional police training center, credit volunteer for idea
The top elected officials from four St. Louis-area counties all gave credit to one man for coming up with the initial idea, which has not been without criticism.This post was originally published on this site
New Missouri law threatens funding for schools in St. Charles, Jefferson counties
Education leaders in neighboring counties say a new law threatens a major source of public school funding.This post was originally published on this site
Weldon Spring only has 3 short-term rentals, but city leaders still want new rules
City Administrator Don Stolberg said it is time for the city to enact rules to “preserve the residential nature of neighborhoods.”This post was originally published on this site