Good morning, Chesterfield.

Dominque Howard filed suit in county court Thursday against former officer James Sims seeking over $25,000 for assault and battery—false imprisonment and emotional distress after Sims allegedly allowed his brother to beat him while handcuffed and chased him into a store.

For 49 years, the Queeny Art Fair has showcased local art and is taking place through this weekend at Greensfelder Rec Center at 550 Weidman Road in West St. Louis County.

Admission is $10 (students under 18 enter free) and live music will be featured on Friday and Saturday.

On Tuesday, April 8, elections for the Board of Education will be held with Sarah Boyer and Dr. Mara Vorachek-Warren running for the two available seats.

Former board member Izzy Imig resigned on March 12 (she remains on the ballot so her election would require another resignation).

Communities along the Meramec River are preparing for potential flooding as heavy rain moves into the area.

At Brookdale Farms in Eureka, workers are moving equipment to higher ground — while first responders get ready in case road accidents occur.

Experts from the Missouri Department of Transportation answered questions about highways and roads in a live chat that began on April 2 at 1 p.m.—the session included participants from St. Louis, St. Charles counties and St. Louis City.

Chesterfield Electronics Recycling Event

9 a.m. - 12 p.m. — 16365 Lydia Hill Dr, Chesterfield, MO — Fees may apply — Dispose of your old electronics responsibly at this community recycling event.

Taylorville: A Tribute to Taylor Swift

2:00 – 3:30 PM — The Factory — Tickets available — Immerse yourself in the world of Taylor Swift with a night of chart-topping hits and cherished deep cuts.

Bendigo Fletcher Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — The Factory — Ticket prices starting at $77 — Catch Bendigo Fletcher live for an evening of captivating music in Chesterfield.