MLM Counties News. Notices. Need-to-know Information.

The Eastern District of Missouri twice rejected a case against Gander Mountain that was removed from the trial court by the defendant.

County officials have been grappling with a nearly $1.5 million shortfall in the 2012 budget.

Jefferson College will receive a $1 million grant to create radiological technician and health information technology programs.

Despite the potential budget cuts that have yet to be determined for next year, the Jefferson County Council approved major expenditures.

A Taco Bell in Pevely will benefit from new roadway improvements planned for the area.

Zachary Ryan Walck will serve a maximum of 20 years in the Department of Corrections after pleading guilty Oct. 17 to second-degree assault of a law enforcement officer, armed criminal action, felony stealing and first-degree burglary.

Accounting files may be subject to scrutiny in an on-going case involving Alberici Constructors and Upland Wings, Inc., Wings Enterprises, Inc., Jim Kennedy, Nina Abboud.

Arnold would need to use public funding and eminent domain to get a CVS Pharmacy.

The son of a storeowner charged with prostitution and sexual misconduct will now operate the Majik Market in Festus.

A request for a zone change to allow a Christmas Light Park in House Springs was given initial approval at the Jefferson County Council meeting Oct. 11.

Robert Scott Gray, 51, Fenton, the owner of SG Print & Mail, defrauded the U.S. Postal Service by falsely claiming stamps were used on bulk mailings and by concealing documentation of mailings from the Postal Service to avoid payment.