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St. Charles leaders claim the company has failed to respond to the city's orders to halt the construction of an extraction well.

City officials are satisfied that the utility will do so only with EPA approval.

City officials in both Wentzville and OFallon are expected to vote this week on substantial pay raises for elected officials.

Developer says he is doing a "total reevaluation" of plans to turn the Franklin School, a 168-year-old brick schoolhouse in the historic Frenchtown neighborhood, into a six-room boutique hotel and

Parents in St. Charles County are urging the library board to ban two books that they say are too sexually explicit for public libraries.

With a tip of the hat to our old friend Thomas Sowell, we offer the following random thoughts on the passing scene.

Enough is enough: That's the message tonight for drivers in St. Charles with expired temporary plates. It's a problem seen across the state, but St. Charles leaders.

Mayor Dan Borgmeyer hopes his officers will be able to send citations to owners of expired tags.

Mayor Dan Borgmeyer hopes his officers will be able to send citations to owners of expired tags.

A water treatment plant for the City of St. Charles is providing drinking water again, after a shutdown earlier in the week.