Bryan Middle News Today

Kourtney Taylor, a teacher at Lincoln County Middle School, is one of nine middle school teachers from eight states selected to participate in the prestigious National STEM Scholar Program.

This is the final week to help local elementary musicians get a jumpstart on music in middle school. The volunteer-led Jump Start Music Camp will be held again this summer,

Hundreds of residents attended Saturdays clinic, which offered dental, vision and medical services. Todays clinic opened at 6 a.m., with organizers expecting another full day of seeing patients.

A former bus driver for the Francis Howell School District is being investigated by the St. Charles County Cyber Crime Task Force for possible unlawful contact with minors.

The St. Charles County Police Dept. said they are investigating Robert W. Stillwell for "possible unlawful contact with minors." He's facing more than 20 charges.

Police alerted parents of the mans bus routes "out of an abundance of caution," Cpl. Barry Bayles said.

It’s been almost a year since the Bellevue Police Department put a Ford Mustang Mach-E electric vehicle into service as a police cruiser.

Mills competed in the Online Chess Alaska State Championship in August 2020. She lost only once to Bryan Smith, the first and only grandmaster from Alaska.

Bryan City Schools decided to do away with floats during this year’s homecoming festivities.

The City of Bellevue is considering closing eight city parks, despite an outpouring of feedback against the concept at a Bellevue City Council meeting last week.