Mark Boyko News Today

Residents in 2023 posited those dreadful pandemic years to the far recesses of their rear view mirrors as communities celebrated a host of seasonal festivals that afforded fireworks, music, art

With a 3-3 tie, the Kirkwood School District Board of Education on Monday failed to pass a motion to reopen a discussion on boundary adjustments.

Despite last month’s discussion on possible solutions to the “Tillman Split,” Superintendent David Ulrich recommended at a work session Monday that the Kirkwood School District take no action related to

The cases focused on ESOP valuation, and both rulings held that that mandatory arbitration and class action relief are not enforceable.

Denver residents discover just how much they'll pay yearly for sidewalk construction and repair after passing ballot initiative in November

State Rep. Barbara Phifer, D-Kirkwood, announced Monday that she has decided not to seek a second, two-year term to the Missouri House of Representatives.

Letter readers question the benefit of putting males and females together in competition reqarding their biological differences.

To resounding applause from the community, Nikole Shurn made history on Monday, April 17, when she was elected the first Black woman as president of the Kirkwood School District Board

Following advocacy from parents, student athletes and coaches, the Kirkwood School District is considering replacing the high school’s natural grass athletic fields with artificial turf.

Given some of the subjective symptoms of long Covid, there’s no guarantee that a claim filed for short- or long-term disability insurance will be approved.