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Casino revenues fall slightly over ‘09 October revenues at the St. Louis area’s riverboat casinos, including Ameristar’s casino St. Charles, fell compared to a year ago, according to figures released last week by the Missouri Gaming Commission. Ameristar’s revenues in ...

General manager Michael Garrison says business is booming at his store, St. Charles Motor Sports, 3830 West Clay Ave.

Only one week after her reelection to the Missouri House of Representatives, Sally Faith has announced her candidacy for the office of St. Charles mayor.

Tom Wooten and students at the United Services Early Childhood Center in St. Peters try out a new metallophone. The children, pictured from left to right, are: Collin Simmons, Justin McCarthy, Micah Dalton, Lindsey Salem and Ava Schriber.

Even though the status quo has been shaken up with the recent Republican sweep of the county government beginning Jan. 1, newly elected County Executive Ken Waller plans to stir the pot even more when he takes office.

James Harris grimaces as he speaks during a panel discussion on court systems at the Conservative Heartland Leadership Conference in downtown St. Louis last year. Harris is suing a signature-gathering company, alleging the ShowMe Better Courts campaign overpaid for its services on a ballot initiative that called for partisan elections for all state judges.

Students head home from Wydown Middle School in the Clayton School District. The Missouri Supreme Court has yet another chance to give some St. Louis city parents the immediate benefit of an August decision that the court handed down in their favor.

Dale Helmig remains in prison.

The Indigo Hotel is in the 4600 block of Lindell Boulevard in St. Louis. The defection of a general contractor, a shouting match that ended with police called to the scene and accusations of fraud marked the development of boutique Hotel Indigo in St Louis’ Central West End.

A federal judge has thrown out the criminal case against developer John Steffen.

A proposed settlement in a class action lawsuit against the Enterprise rental car company over side airbags doesn’t give plaintiffs enough, people objecting to the lawsuit say.