Mid Rivers Newsmagazine Your online news source for St. Charles County, Missouri

O'Fallon has approved changes to their subdivision traffic calming process, providing more clarity and more options for residents.

The Watermark Apartments developer has submitted a Record Plat for approval, after paying $250,000 toward improvements to a key intersection expected to handle increased traffic.

At the end of May, the National Guard administered voluntary COVID-19 tests, done via nasal swabs, at locations throughout Missouri, including Youth Activity Park in St. Charles County.

Some incumbents returned to their seats while other councils will feature new faces in the future. Many local propositions were also approved.

Ameristar Casino and Lumiere Casino are now open. Hollywood Casino and River City Casino will open June 15. But amid safety concerns, gamblers and guests should be aware that some changes have been made.

O'Fallon high school students organized a peaceful but vocal march to support justice for George Floyd, and support for Black Lives Matter.

"If we continue to trend the way we're trending, I think we'll have a fall sports season," Katie Smith, outreach manager for SSM Health Sports Medicine, said. "However, there will be a lot of caveats to the fall sports season but people will understand."

Mid Rivers Newsmagazine is proud to present the following directory of local businesses who have made the decision to reopen safely in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting government restrictions. These businesses know that the key to reopening is being safe and responsible. It is the only way to earn customers trust and earn their business. In order to make the public aware of what precautions each business has taken, we have included a graphic representing six different factors each business may elect to intitiate. Please note that we are not suggesting that any of these precautions ...

Before you vote, get to know the candidates and issues on the June 2 municipal election ballots.

The Prospect League cancellation will not stop the Hoots from playing baseball in O'Fallon this summer, the team says.