One Arnold restaurant is expected reopen near the end of the year, and another restaurant in the city closed its doors for good early this month.
During the week of June 1, the Jefferson County Health Department inspected 50 food establishments. Scores ranged from 23 to 100. Some were ro…
The city of Arnold has started lining up projects to improve the Arnold Recreation Center, but with more projects still needed, it is unknown …
Before crews began replacing the gym floor in the Jefferson College Fieldhouse in Hillsboro, a time capsule of sorts was laid down, to be cove…
Brett Culley, the maintenance employee credited with saving a small part of Northwest High School history, has retired after 35 years with the…
The Chick-n-Elly’s restaurant, 122 South Central Ave., in Eureka, has temporarily closed after the kitchen floor was damaged by fire early on …
Rocks were thrown through windows or doors at several businesses in Jefferson and St. Louis Counties during a recent crime spree. One of those…
Lots of upgrades are coming to the De Soto School District.
A 42-year-old Festus man told police he returned to his mobile home in the 100 block of Scenic Drive after several weeks away and discovered s…
The Save-A-Lot store, 5956 Old Hwy. 21, in Otto was temporarily closed earlier this week after it was condemned because of structural problems.