Unofficial results are in for the Nov. 3 election. Two state amendments and one state proposition were turned down by Missouri voters, but voters also approved two state amendments. On the county level,...

Monte Nido Clementine St. Louis — an eating disorder treatment center located in Oakville on Christopher Drive — is no longer seeking to expand its operations following a unanimous vote from the St....

The St. Louis County Council pulled a rare move on Sept. 8 in overriding two vetoes by County Executive Sam Page. Both pieces of legislation vetoed by Page were originally introduced by Sixth District...

On Aug. 28 Lemay and Bella Villa residents gathered to discuss the situation at the Ruprecht Quarry. The inactive quarry is surrounded by residential streets and the Mt. Olive Cemetery, but if the St....

As funding to pay St. Louis County police officers runs short, Missouri Rep. Jim Murphy (R-Oakville) has called for an investigation into the spending of Proposition P funds — funds that were intended...

Data centers are not coming to South County — at least, not yet. It has been confirmed by the county that there are no current proposed data centers anywhere in St. Louis County, let alone in the South...

Two of Sixth District Councilman Mike Archer’s most-talked-about bills were perfected at the St. Louis County Council’s Aug. 11 meeting: his bill regulating “aggressive solicitation,” albeit a...

The St. Louis County Planning Commission approved two conditional use permits during an executive session on Aug. 3. Both permits were approved for South County developments. The first conditional use...

St. Louis County voters will weigh in on two county propositions in the Aug. 4 election. Both propositions require a simple majority to pass. Here is The Call’s wrap-up on what voters can expect to see...

A Committee of the Whole meeting was held on July 14, providing the St. Louis County Council a forum to solely discuss District 6 Councilman Mike Archer’s bill on regulating “aggressive solicitation.”...