The Sunset Hills Board of Aldermen approved an agreement June 14 to place two license plate readers in Missouri Department of Transportation right-of- ways.
The cameras are Flock license plate recognition...
Although fireworks are illegal in Sunset Hills, the Board of Aldermen decided June 14 to allow for warnings during Fourth of July celebrations this year.
Police Chief Stephen Dodge said the department...
Oakville Elementary School Principal Meagan Ochoa, pictured above left, poses with students in front of construction equipment June 20 after crews tore down a house next to the school to make way for a...
The Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry recgonized 95th District Rep. Michael O’Donnell, R-Oakville, as a 2022 “Business Champion.” This recognition is for state lawmakers who supported policies...
A South County trucking company will be using tax incentives to construct its new headquarters on Green Park Industrial Drive.
The St. Louis County Council voted unanimously without discussion May...
The Oakville girls water polo team closed out its second season in the best way possible May 14, winning a state championship.
The Tigers were able to exact revenge in the final game, defeating the...
Sunset Hills Ward 1 Alderman Joe Stewart announced his resignation from the board May 10, citing the fact that he will no longer live in the city.
Stewart’s resignation is effective June 30 and was...
The Affton School District will see one of its board members run for state office this August, as Kenny Edgar campaigns for the position of state representative for the 92nd House District.
Edgar...
An ordinance addressing impervious surfaces and stormwater was discussed again by the Crestwood Planning and Zoning Commission June 1.
The commission originally sent the ordinance to the Board of...
The Lindbergh Board of Education approved changes June 16 to a few policies, including food and transportation prices, as well as changes to the pandemic response plan.
The first item approved by the...
