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An outdoor storage facility has been proposed for property along T.R. Hughes Boulevard near Tom Ginnever Avenue to make use of otherwise unattractive land that has overhead power lines.

The public hearing and first reading of Bill No. 7111, originally scheduled for the July 25 council meeting were tabled until the Aug. 22 council meeting.

At the July 25 O’Fallon City Council meeting, City Administrator Mike Snowden introduced the newest member of the O’Fallon Police Department family: K-9 Vegas.

O'Fallon has begun consideration of rezoning a property so it could be used as a medical marijuana dispensary.

This fall, Jim Clark will start his sixth year at LSC. This time around it will be as the school's athletic director.

Preparing for a new school year at any age can be equal parts exciting and exhausting. However, for first-time students entering preschool or kindergarten, the new experience can lend itself to creating more anxiety than anything else.

Looking for goods and services in your neighborhood? Get to know local businesses by reading their business profiles.

Kids from kindergarten through college are once again filling their backpacks with books and supplies for the upcoming school year. Unfortunately, for many students that also means dealing with back problems.

The latest in local business news.

On July 11, Gov. Mike Parson signed a child protection bill [HB 397] that included “Nathan’s Law.” Sponsored by Sen. Jill Schupp [D-Creve Coeur] and named after Nathan Blecha, “Nathan’s Law” seeks to protect and strengthen the safety of young children receiving care and education in unlicensed, in-home child care providers.