Crestwood debuts eye-catching new public notice signs for zoning issues By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor June 25, 2021
Oakville grads rescue drowning teenager at Johnson’s Shut-Ins By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor June 24, 2021
Lindbergh’s equity-focused teacher training leads to a debate about critical race theory By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor June 23, 2021
Mehlville Fire takes steps to tighten drug inventory, prevent future theft By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor June 17, 2021
Dierbergs makes the case for TIF ahead of Crestwood mall public hearing tonight By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor June 17, 2021
North County councilwoman will not support Jamestown Mall redevelopment as logistics park By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor June 16, 2021
Mehlville School District buys building next to Mehlville High to replace Central Office By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor June 14, 2021
Mehlville School District buys land for future Oakville High auditorium, but it won’t happen any time soon By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor June 11, 2021
Tesson Ridge redevelopment of 100-acre MetLife site is up for zoning next week By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor June 9, 2021
Attorney general files suit to shut down Crestwood spa for alleged sex trafficking By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor June 8, 2021
Pesticide smoke bombs can start fires, cautions Mehlville Fire Protection District By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor May 28, 2021
QuikTrip wants to build gas station at Butler Hill/Lemay Ferry corner By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor May 27, 2021
Three years in as superintendent, Lake looking ahead for Lindbergh By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor May 26, 2021
Crestwood loses lawsuit to Affton Fire District, will continue to pay for annexing forever By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor May 26, 2021
Crestwood mall: Dierbergs asks for $17 million in tax incentives for $67 million redevelopment By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor May 25, 2021
St. Louis County, city lift mask mandates for vaccinated people, following new federal guidance By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor May 14, 2021
Everyone safe after fire destroys Affton chemical plant; chief recounts the scene By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor April 30, 2021
Oakville Starbucks would be a drive-thru-only coffee shop By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor April 29, 2021
Crestwood mall plan still ‘conceptual,’ but public hearing set and details revealed By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor April 27, 2021
Mixed-use development proposed for 100 acres of MetLife’s campus By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor April 26, 2021
Mixed-use redevelopment proposed for 100-acre MetLife site in South County; town hall held next week By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor April 22, 2021
Mehlville Fire District gets ahead of a microchip shortage affecting Tahoes By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor April 21, 2021
Post-celebration, focus of Prop S turns to accountability By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor April 15, 2021
New Oakville Starbucks with drive-thru is up for public hearing By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor April 14, 2021
Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine paused in U.S. after six ‘extremely rare’ cases of blood clots out of 6.8 million By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor April 13, 2021
Mehlville School District voters pass first bond issue since 1992 By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor April 7, 2021
County sets a precedent for storage units to look better; Gravois up first By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor April 5, 2021
Series of bathroom threats at Bernard Middle appear to be copycat incidents after Washington Middle School evacuation By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor April 2, 2021
Here’s what to know about the MSD propositions on the April 6 ballot By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor April 1, 2021
Here are answers to commonly asked questions about the vaccine, along with myths By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor April 1, 2021
Mass vaccine events (finally) come to South County in coming weeks By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor March 31, 2021
Washington Middle School evacuated due to threat, but police find nothing By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor March 30, 2021
County eyes repairs and upgrades to Kennedy pool, at urging of Trakas By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor March 19, 2021
Virtual meeting set to be held tonight about new QuikTrip at Lemay Ferry and Butler Hill By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor March 18, 2021
All Mehlville students return to school five days a week in person starting April 19, after most teachers will be vaccinated By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor March 18, 2021
South County school districts hold special events to vaccinate teachers By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor March 18, 2021
Two new QuikTrips proposed in two miles on Lemay Ferry Road By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor March 17, 2021
Hunt for vaccines sends South County residents across state By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor March 16, 2021
St. Louis County, fire districts will vaccinate homebound residents; program already underway in Mehlville By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor March 10, 2021
UK COVID-19 variant found at high levels in North County; South County tests find low levels By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor March 10, 2021
In ‘cautious reopening,’ St. Louis County allows larger gatherings, increased capacity and more fans for sports By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor March 8, 2021
Planning Commission will vote on Oakville subdivision Monday, March 8 By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor March 4, 2021
Judge rules that Rita Days is legal St. Louis County Council chair, not Lisa Clancy By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor March 2, 2021
Neighbors start petition against new 26-acre subdivision in Oakville By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 25, 2021
Lindbergh’s Crestwood Elementary might expand due to mall housing By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 24, 2021
Fire at former Eime Hardware store looked serious, but results in little damage By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 24, 2021
Details scarce on new Crestwood mall TIF — but Dierbergs is confident By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 22, 2021
Back on: St. Louis County’s first state mass vaccination site isn’t canceled after all By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 16, 2021
St. Louis County halts vaccines as shipments dry up from state By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 16, 2021
After a month, Missouri announces first mass vaccination sites in St. Louis and Kansas City By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 15, 2021
St. Louis County, library offer ‘GrandPads’ to connect seniors with technology By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 11, 2021
Candidate drops off Lindbergh ballot, but district still has to pay for election to be held By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 11, 2021
St. Louis County allows restaurants and bars to expand to 50-percent capacity By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 9, 2021
St. Louis County may halt COVID-19 vaccines this week as state declines to send doses By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 9, 2021
South County school districts take different approaches to snow days, starting today By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 9, 2021
South County vaccine sites open, but St. Louis is a ‘vaccine desert’ By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 9, 2021
Four-hour hearing held on Murphy’s bill to limit local power over pandemic orders By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 4, 2021
Crestwood TIF Commission starts meeting tonight on mall redevelopment By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 4, 2021
St. Louis County partnering with SSM Health to vaccinate first responders By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 2, 2021
St. Louis County to open vaccine sites at Affton, Mehlville, Eureka firehouses By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 2, 2021
COVID-19 curfew for St. Louis County bars and restaurants extended to 11 p.m. By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor February 2, 2021
Top 10 Stories of Year: Dominated by COVID-19, but other things happened By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor January 30, 2021
TIF Commission convenes starting Feb. 4 for Crestwood mall plan from McBride/Dierbergs By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor January 27, 2021
St. Louis County announces plan for mass vaccination sites, starting in Ferguson By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor January 27, 2021
On first day back in school, Oakville High student wears Confederate flag mask By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor January 22, 2021
Members of the public can sign up with St. Louis hospitals to receive COVID-19 vaccine By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor January 19, 2021
Paul Berry’s lawsuit asking for new county executive election is dismissed By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor January 19, 2021
St. Louis County could receive more vaccine doses today; opening vaccinations to those over age 65 By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor January 19, 2021
County sues four council members over chair, leadership vote By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor January 18, 2021
St. Louis County Council clashes over chair, vice chair, as four members call special meeting today By Gloria Lloyd, News Editor January 15, 2021
