St. Charles County police responded to a report of property damage at the Our Lady of the Rivers Shrine in Portage Des Sioux on Wednesday, Sept. 26.

UPS has announced that it expects to hire more than 900 seasonal employees in the St. Louis area to support the anticipated increase in package volume that will begin in November and continue through January 2019.

Louisville and St. Louis share a sports passion. If you guessed baseball, try again.

St. Peters Alderman Michael Shea [Ward 3] has resigned from the city’s Board of Aldermen citing health reasons.

The cost of recycling may soon mean more than just a trip down the driveway.

A total of 19 out of 36 Shop ‘n Save stores are set to officially close their doors beginning Oct. 7.

Disabled veterans in the St. Louis region are getting a lift, with the help of local volunteers. 

Show-Me Heroes, a workforce grant to help recently discharged service members and their spouses transition into civilian employment, is now available from the Missouri Job Center of St. Charles County operated by the St. Charles County Department of Workforce & Business Development.

Police are searching for two male suspects involved in a carjacking in River Bend Estates, located off Upper Bottom Road and near Page Avenue in Frontier Township, on Sept. 18 at around 4:30 a.m.

The St. Charles County Highway Department has closed Nahm Road between Route T and Route 94 to allow for removal and replacement of a deteriorated bridge over a tributary of Sehrt Creek.