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The local support group WomenHeart is providing encouragement and education “from the heart” to area women with heart disease.

The Missouri Department of Transportation will close one lane on westbound I-64 over the Missouri River for a two-week period starting Monday, March 28.

St. Charles County may create its own prescription drug monitoring program if the Missouri General Assembly fails to create a statewide registry.

Much is made of the fact that liberals and conservatives see racial issues differently, which they do. But these differences have too often been seen as simply those on the right being racist and those on the left not.

St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann has appointed John Greifzu, county director of transportation, to serve on his executive staff as assistant director of administration – intergovernmental affairs.

To fill the cast of two O’Fallon Theatre Works productions planned for this summer, open auditions will be held at the O’Fallon Municipal Centre, 100 North Main Street, at 6 p.m. on Friday, April 1 and at 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 2.

From tech events to the upcoming municipal election to the upcoming Cardinals Season, here's five things you'll want to read this week.

In anticipation of the April 5 municipal election, St. Charles County candidates in contested races were invited to answer the following questions: Why are you running and what are your priorities if elected? What are your qualifications for holding public office? Mid Rivers Newsmagazine has not verified and does not endorse the statements made by the candidates. Candidates is all races are listed in ballot order; incumbents are identified with an asterisk after their name. All board of aldermen, city council and trustee terms are two years, unless otherwise noted. PROPOSITION B [Editor’s note: Proposition B will be voted on ...

Last month, Wentzville Holt senior wrestler Colby Smith finished off his four-year career with the Indians as arguably one of the best wrestlers in program history.

Two New York Times best-selling authors recently spoke to nearly 100 Bryan Middle eighth-graders.