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Two toxic chemicals found in groundwater wells in St. Charles are linked to Ameren Huster Road Substation.

The City of St. Charles announced Tuesday it would conduct an independent investigation into the water contamination at its Elm Point Well Field.

The mayor has suggested a temporary mobile system to turn the wells back on and pump clean water. He's also looking to build a new well field altogether.

A deal to move it down the Missouri river to St. Charles has fallen through

A museum that has been a staple in the City Market for over 30 years is still searching for a new home after a proposed move to St. Charles, Missouri, fell through.

Dozens of people gathered on Main Street in St. Charles to light the first candle on the Menorah and celebrated sharing the light with everyone.

The Environmental Protection Agency said it's been blocked from testing the largest source of drinking water in the City of St. Charles.

Hundreds of people showed up to Blanchette Park in St. Charles for an EPA meeting to discuss contamination in the Elm Point Wellfield.

In a press conference Wednesday, Mayor Dan Borgmeyer said the drinking water in the city is safe, but he said steps need to be taken to keep it that way.

The new push to enforce expired tag laws comes as crime is up in St. Charles, as it is in many communities.