An Arnold construction company has been hired to rehabilitate the northbound and southbound Meramec River bridges on I-55 in the Arnold area, Missouri Department of Transportation officials announced.
After the first week or so of candidate filings for the April 7 election, voters in three area cities and several school districts will see races on their ballots.
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office reported a person of interest has been identified after a building was burglarized in the 3900 block of Sand Glade Trail in the Jefferson County portion of Pacific. The Sheriff’s Office did not report det…
Justin William Gough, 39, has been charged for allegedly attacking a woman who he lives with in House Springs, according to court documents.
Allen Michael Dittmaier, 35, of Imperial was recently arrested after failing to appear in court on charges of felony stealing. He had been out on a $4,000 bond after being accused of paying less for some items and not paying for others while …
Those in need of a hot meal, a haircut, coats or resource assistance may attend this free community event from 4-7 p.m., on Tuesday, Dec. 30, at The Salvation Army, 3740 Telegraph Road, in Arnold.
For a second straight year, approximately 400 people attended the Arnold Kiwanis Club’s annual Giving and Light Fair, Kiwanis member Carole Yount said.
A Fenton-area man was recently arrested on charges for allegedly threatening his roommate with a gun and firing a single shot after the other man left a room following a confrontation. No one was injured in the home, according to court documents.
Justine Marissa Tentschert, 35, of Arnold was recently arrested after being charged with alleged drug possession. She allegedly attempted to hide a substance that tested positive as methamphetamine under the passenger’s seat of a car she was …
During the week of Dec. 7, the Jefferson County Health Department inspected 43 food establishments. Scores ranged from 73 to 100. Some were routine inspections while others were reinspections where scores are not assigned. All inspections are…
Chuck Gerding, owner of Gerding Enterprises, donated 500 turkeys to local first responders on Dec. 9.
Alexis Majors is the first student to take part in Jefferson College’s new apprenticeship program for those seeking careers in the manufacturing field.
Gary Goings, 64, of Festus was recently arrested after failing to appear in court for a preliminary hearing on a charge of felony stealing. He allegedly didn’t pay at Festus auto dealership that had serviced his vehicle, according to court do…
Two residents at the Sugar Creek Apartments complex have been displaced due to a fire that started Thursday night, Dec. 18.
Rachel Faith Huddleston, 32, of St. Louis was recently arrested after previously being charged for allegedly stealing packages from an Amazon warehouse in Illinois and having illegal drugs in a car she drove to an Arnold hotel to retrieve the…
The controversy over a potential data center in Festus intensified last week after the city released information following Sunshine Law requests from Festus-area residents.
Dan Govero, president of the Jefferson County Growth Association, is no casual baker; he whips up more than 1,000 cookies each holiday season to give away to friends, clients and fellow board members.
The Jefferson County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office has charged two people with multiple felonies after they allegedly stole from an Arnold department store and led Arnold Police on a short chase, according to court documents.
The Economic Development Objectives Committee met Dec. 10 to discuss possible regulations regarding data centers, including energy use restrictions and design standards.
One of two men charged with allegedly stealing cigarettes from two different Imperial gas stations was recently arrested. Warrants have been issued for the other man’s arrest, according to court documents.
Thursday, Dec. 18
Discussions about the De Soto Public Library’s bidding process continued for a second month, taking up most of the time at a brief De Soto City Council meeting on Monday.
Hundreds of people turned out to watch the 2025 Pevely-Herculaneum Christmas Parade on Dec. 9, despite the event being rescheduled after a water valve broke in Pevely on Dec. 5, when the parade originally was supposed to be held.
A Romanian man, who stole $2,100 from the Arnold Walmart, has been sentenced to two years in prison after admitting to using sleight of hand to steal at least $130,000 in money and property from Walmart stores in at least 18 states, the U.S. …
