Lt. Col. Mary Barton, who commands the West County Precinct, was sworn in today as the first female police chief in St. Louis County history.
Barton, who has 41 years of experience at the St. Louis County...
The city of Crestwood has survived a pandemic and a flood in the last year, and so far, city operations are continuing as normal.
But some big decisions are still to come on how to balance this year’s...
Several local residents have formed groups of neighborhood volunteers to serve as the “helpers” for local families in need during the COVID-19 crisis.
Facebook groups have been set up in Oakville...
It’s a pastime many area drivers have participated in for decades, but cruising South Lindbergh Boulevard never got so much attention as it did two Saturdays ago, when crowds descended on the famous...
The Missouri Department of Transportation will be closing lanes and shifting traffic Thursday, April 30, in two key areas in South County related to ongoing construction on the new Interstate 44 Meramec...
More than 80 artists from Missouri and beyond are participating in Laumeier Sculpture Park’s Online Art Fair, which is taking place virtually Friday, May 8 through Monday, May 11.
This year would have...
Lindbergh Schools announced Wednesday that the district has hired a new principal for Crestwood Elementary School, effective July 1.
The Lindbergh Board of Education unanimously approved hiring Rockwood...
St. Louis County Library is providing hundreds of tablet computers to two local school districts to help families with young children keep learning during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Each of the 221 PBS Kids...
With $175 million in hand in federal stimulus money for the coronavirus response, St. Louis county government is deeply divided over how to decide how to spend it.
The federal government sent the money...
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page announced a plan Tuesday to reopen county parks, even as his extended stay-at-home order remains in effect.
Page’s announcement at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday opened 33 parks...
