More people came to this year’s Holy Family Catholic Parish’s annual picnic this year than last year, despite rain moving through Arnold just after the parade started the second day of the event.
Musicians are invited to join open bluegrass jam sessions twice a month at the Contrarian Concert Hall & Theater in Festus.
Jefferson County Sheriff Dave Marshak said it is always difficult but important when he reads the names of law enforcement officers who died while fulfilling their duties in Jefferson County.
An expensive and underutilized library service will soon be eliminated.
The Screamin’ Eagle, built to celebrate the country’s bicentennial, has been a staple in the Six Flags St. Louis amusement park for 50 years.
The Pay It Forward Baby Ministry, a nonprofit organization that provides free diapers and gently used items to parents of babies and toddlers, has relocated to the recently closed Trinity Episcopal Church at 202 W. Miller St. in De Soto.
Two men suspected of being in the country illegally have been charged for allegedly running a scam to return water heaters at Home Depot stores. Arnold Police arrested the two men after being alerted by Homeland Security Investigations about …
During the week of May 10, the Jefferson County Health Department inspected 40 food establishments. Scores ranged from 80-100. Some were routine inspections while others were reinspections where scores are not assigned. All inspections are un…
Chris Howard on May 15 formally withdrew from the Republican primary race for county executive set for Aug. 4.
The Jefferson County Port Authority has a deadline of June 1 to apply for a Port Infrastructure Development Program grant, facilitated by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration.
George Walter Schmidt, 64, of Dupo, Ill., has been charged with felony leaving the scene of a fatal car crash last fall in Byrnes Mill, court documents show.
Judge Joseph Alfred Rathert rescheduled a hearing regarding Steve Wyatt Earp’s qualifications to run for the county clerk position to Tuesday, May 26.
The De Soto City Council unanimously passed a resolution Monday agreeing that the city would be responsible for a 25 percent match if it receives $1,479,314 from the federal government to potentially buy out six flood-prone homes.
Two Memorial Day services are planned for Monday, May 25, for veterans and members of the public.
Tyler C. Kinkead, 26, of De Soto has been charged with two counts of felony first-degree burglary after he allegedly entered the same home on two separate occasions this year, according to court documents.
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People who travel Hwy. 61-67 between Arnold and Pevely may comment on how they believe a large section of the roadway in Jefferson County could be improved in a Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) survey.
The annual Hillsboro Homecoming Festival drew large crowds despite the threat of rainy weather, organizers said.
Members of the group behind the efforts to recall Festus Mayor Sam Richards and three members of the City Council submitted their petitions to the Jefferson County Clerk’s Office Monday afternoon.
An Imperial woman was attacked during an apparent attempted robbery in the parking lot of the Gravois Bluffs shopping center off Gravois Bluff Road in Fenton, St. Louis County Police reported.
There’s a bumper crop of changes at the Crystal City Farmers Market: new name, new leadership and new location.
Fox and Seckman high schools held special dances near the end of April.
Jeremy Conley is returning to a Fox C-6 School District campus that is close to his heart.
Fox High School recently provided a preview of what the Best Buddies program will bring to the Fox C-6 School District school next year, while raising money to start the fledgling program.
