Post-Dispatch reporters Joel Currier and Mark Schlinkmann contributed to this report.

O’Fallon, Mo., Mayor Bill Hennessy has given city council members his picks to take two of the city’s top jobs.

Hennessy chose Keith J. Riesberg, 37, for the city administrator’s position.…

UPDATE: “Gearing Up” will air on KETC/Channel 9 at 7 p.m. on Nov. 16 (the original post had the incorrect time).

Last year, we told you that KETC producers were filming Wentzville’s award-winning robotics team, made up of students from Timberland and…

The first H1N1 flu vaccination clinic scheduled for Saturday for students in Wentzville schools has been canceled, officials announced on the district website today.

The school district will not be receiving the vaccinations this week as previously scheduled due to distribution…

A ninth grade girl in the Troy, Mo., school district has been disciplined after authorities said she created a website to bully another girl.

School officials would not comment on what kind of discipline she received, but under the district’s bullying…

Growing up in a small northern Wisconsin town, I didn’t have a public library nearby. Instead, we had visits from the “bookmobile,” which was basically a bus outfitted with shelves and books you could check out. It happened to park right across…

An O’Fallon, Mo., man was sentenced Monday to attend a St. Charles County in-custody treatment program.

We wrote earlier about the case of James P. Conley, 29, who was accused of tearing off part of a man’s ear during a fight in…

Tiffiney Locke

An O’Fallon, Mo., woman is accused of taking about $13,000 in jewelry, medication, cash and other items in five separate incidents during the month of August.

Tiffiney M. Locke, 21, has been charged with felony burglary and stealing. For more…

A group of 38 coworkers over at Nordyne in O’Fallon, Mo. are having a pretty good month.

They won a Powerball drawing for $200,003.

The Missouri Lottery says that Tammy Morgan, St. Charles, started a Powerball group at her office more than three years…

O’Fallon, Mo., police officer Nick Johnson spent more than a year training for the Aug. 30 Ironman competition in Louisville, Ky. He ended his evening shifts at 7 a.m. and drove straight to the gym to work out for several…