A multi-restaurant location with a drive-through at 1816 Hwy. K has been approved by the O'Fallon City Council.

At the May 23 O’Fallon City Council Meeting, council member Tom “Duke” Herweck recognized three fifth-grade elementary school students whose Drug Abuse Resistance Education [DARE] essays were judged as the best in the city.

At the May 23 O’Fallon City Council meeting, council member Jeff Kuehn [Ward 4] read a proclamation from Mayor Bill Hennessy and the entire council, recognizing Reese Pecoraro for being a leader in the community. 

At its May 23 meeting, the O'Fallon City Council voted 9 to 0, with one council member excused, to approve Phase 3 of the Mexico Road resurfacing and pedestrian bridge project.  

At the May 23 meeting of the O’Fallon City Council, council member Mike Pheney [Ward 5], moved to table two bills until the June 13 that would permit an indoor storage facility in O'Fallon Square.

On May 9, the O'Fallon City Council voted 7 to 3 to approve an amended ordinance [Bill 7085.1] to allow a conditional use permit for Five Star Investments LLC to operate a trucking company at 3000 E. Terra Lane. The location would be used to dispatch semi-trucks from the location and park trucks on the site when not in use.

On May 28, Tim Clothier became O'Fallon's new chief of police. He was sworn in on May 9.

The O’Fallon Chamber of Commerce & Industries hosts the 35th annual Firecracker Run, presented by Mercy, on Thursday, July 4.

Det. Russ McDermott of the O’Fallon Police Department recently received a Champion for Children award from The Child Center, Inc. The award recognizes the efforts of individuals who have made exceptional contributions in promoting the health and well-being of children and families.

A six-count employment discrimination lawsuit against the city of O'Fallon was filed in St. Charles County Circuit Court on Feb. 12, 2018, per the State of Missouri Courts Case.net website.