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Six homeowners' lawsuit against O'Fallon for alleged damages caused by O'Day Park now has a trial date set for July 2021.

In an attempt to get a jump on this year’s winter season, MoDOT will hold its annual winter operations drill on Wednesday, Oct. 21 and Thursday, Oct. 22. The drill has been expanded to two days this year to accommodate social distancing requirements due to COVID-19.

St. Charles County is moving to a line-free experience for residents who need to appear in the municipal court.

Findings of a recent Stanford University study seem to suggest that just over 9% of Americans had developed antibodies to the virus as of the end of July.

On Oct. 6, Lutheran High girls tennis players Paige Renee Brown and Annaliese Nichole Breite captured the MSHSAA Class 1 District 7 Doubles Championship.

A select group of local, private schools and what they have to offer students.

For many adolescents and teens, social distancing and remote learning during the coronavirus pandemic means that their primary interactions with peers are happening online rather than in person. And that fact may be leading to more instances of cyberbullying.

Sts. Joachim and Ann School announced that student Meghan Baumann was the winner of the school’s PTO Essay Scholarship for the year of 2020.

Online registration is open now through Dec. 31 for the 11th Annual St. Louis Teen Talent Competition.

At its meeting on Oct. 13, the St. Charles County Council took up Emergency Bill No. 4893, which concerned the county accepting a grant of $667,919 from the Center for Tech and Civic Life.