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SportsSt. Louis City SC raised its first championship banner at Energizer Park on WednesdayIf you missed the party, here's the recap. St. Louis City SC raised its first championship banner for its 2026 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup title, the club's first trophy since it began play in 2023. City beat the Columbus Crew in a penalty shootout, and the win comes with a $600,000 prize from U.S. Soccer. The St. Louis American notes City is the 11th St. Louis club to win the Cup.Friday’s editionRead BallotProposition A on the Nov. 3 ballot will decide whether Missouri's 2025 congressional map takes effectIf you're deciding on Proposition A, know that the 2022 map is the one in use for the Nov. 3 election. The U.S. Supreme Court locked it in after the Missouri Supreme Court ruled the referendum could go before voters. The vote decides whether the 2025 map takes effect after the 2026 election cycle.Wednesday’s editionRead DiningChevys Fresh Mex in Olivette has closed, but the South County location is still openIf you've been meaning to stop by Chevys on Olive Boulevard, you're too late. The Olivette restaurant closed after service Sunday, Oct. 25, FOX 2 reports. St. Louis Magazine says it ended a run of more than 30 years.Tuesday’s editionRead

Around Chesterfield

From KMOV, FOX 2 and 9 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. KMOV2 hours ago

    First Alert Forward: Fenton-based Wally’s continues to grow

    Just off Interstate 44 in Fenton is a fuel stop like no other in the St. Louis area.

  2. FOX 22 hours ago

    Art show returns to Shaw Nature Reserve

    ST. LOUIS- Explore the intersection of art and nature at the annual Shaw Nature Reserve Art Show in Gray Summit. The two-day event returns Nov. 7-8 and will feature 30 local artists showcasing nature-inspired works, including paintings, photography, pottery and more.

  3. FOX 23 hours ago

    With rain in election day forecast, voters warned to keep ballots dry

    With rain in the forecast for election day, election officials in St. Charles County are warning voters to take extra care to keep their ballots dry, saying moisture can interfere with the voting process.

  4. FOX 24 hours ago

    First responders race to Hi-Pointe after vehicle overturns

    St. Louis firefighters and EMS were called to the Hi-Pointe neighborhood late Monday afternoon after vehicle rolled onto its side at a major intersection.

  5. KMOV4 hours ago

    Election officials warn voters to keep ballots dry

    St. Charles County election officials are warning voters about getting their ballots wet, with rain in the forecast Tuesday.

  6. Columbia Daily Tribune5 hours ago

    Mizzou parts ways with soccer coach Stefanie Golan after six seasons

    Mizzou soccer is looking for a new head coach after the university "parted ways" with Stefanie Golan on Monday following six years in charge.

  7. Park Hills Daily Journal5 hours ago

    District Cross Country: Farmington, Potosi reach state meet with full teams

    Farmington and Potosi clinched team tickets, and runners from 12 area high schools qualified for the state cross country meet during district action.

  8. St. Louis Call Newspapers6 hours ago

    Affton counselor receives award from St. Louis Community College

    For the past 12 years, College and Career Counselor Mary Giunta has advised the students of Affton High School on their futures — whether that be enrolling in college or heading straight into the workforce — and this responsibility includes connecting Affton students with programs through St. Louis Community College (STLCC). For her work with...

  9. ABC17NEWS8 hours ago

    Best public high schools in Missouri

    By Stacker sirtravelalot // Shutterstock As filmmaker and writer Nora Ephron said during a ’96 commencement address at Wellesley College, “Your education is a dress rehearsal for a life that is yours to lead.” If that’s the case, high school may be one of the greatest dress rehearsals of all. It’s a place where

  10. Lindenlink10 hours ago

    Lindenwood vs Western Illinois [Gallery]

    ST. CHARLES, Mo- Lindenwood women’s soccer concluded their 2026 regular season wtih a 1-0 to Western Illinois on Sunday. Lindnewood will now the be the #4 seed in the Ohio Valley Conference tournament and host the winner of SIUE and Morehead State next Sunday, Nov. 8 at 1 p.m. at Hunter Stadium and the game will…

  11. STLPR11 hours ago

    Día de Muertos digital ofrenda

    Día de Muertos is a time to celebrate life by remembering those who came before us. Families honor their loved ones through ofrendas — altars filled with photos, favorite foods, candles, papel picado, sugar skulls, and marigolds — welcoming their spirits home to reunite with their loved ones.

  12. West Newsmagazine12 hours ago

    Local teams battle in St. Louis Suburban Conference cross country meet

    Lafayette junior Ezekiel Hagens won medalist honors for boys in the St. Louis Suburban Conference meet with a time of 15:55.47 in the meet held at McNair Park in St.

  13. Webster-Kirkwood Times15 hours ago

    Kirkwood Performing Arts Center: Burden, Benefit Or Both?

  14. STLPR21 hours ago

    St. Louis restaurant openings and closings in October 2026

    St. Louis regained a favorite in BB’s Jazz, Blues & Soups and lost a longtime Mexican restaurant chain.

  15. STLtoday.com21 hours ago

    Box: Luth. St. Charles 7, St. Charles West 0

  16. Webster-Kirkwood Times21 hours ago

    Still Time To Register For Turkey Day Run

    The St. Louis region’s largest and oldest Thanksgiving Day race — the Kirkwood-Webster Turkey Day Run, gets set for its 44th edition on Thursday, Nov. 26.

  17. STLtoday.com21 hours ago

    Box: Luth. St. Charles 2, Saxony Lutheran 1

  18. Webster-Kirkwood Times21 hours ago

    Area Crime Reports – Published October 30, 2026

    Des Peres

  19. STLtoday.com21 hours ago

    Box: Westminster 3, Ladue 0

  20. Webster-Kirkwood Times21 hours ago

    District Educates Parents About Student Artificial Intelligence Usage

    The Webster Groves School District earlier this year passed a policy addressing the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in schools. The district also announced the use of SchoolAI as its student-facing AI platform.

  21. Webster-Kirkwood Times21 hours ago

    City Adopts Master Plan For Des Peres Park

    Aldermen to approve enhancement projects as they come along

  22. Webster-Kirkwood Times21 hours ago

    City To Update Building Codes

    Webster Groves will soon have updated building codes.

  23. Webster-Kirkwood Times21 hours ago

    District Takes Property Tax Hike To Voters

    The Webster Groves School District is asking voters on Nov. 3 to approve a 65-cent operating tax levy proposal. Prop W is the district’s answer to a projected $5.6 million operating deficit in the 2026-27 school year budget.

  24. STLPR21 hours ago

    St. Louis looks to boost disaster cleanup with mutual aid

    An agreement expected to get first-round approval this week sets up a process for the city to officially request help with tasks like debris removal after natural disasters from about two dozen municipalities in St. Louis and St. Charles counties.

  25. STLtoday.com21 hours ago

    Box: Luth. St. Charles 3, Holt 0

  26. Webster-Kirkwood Times21 hours ago

    Prop W: “Protect Our Schools”

    I am writing in support of Prop W to support the Webster Groves School District. With fewer dollars coming in from the state and the cost of living, supplies, health ...

  27. Webster-Kirkwood Times21 hours ago

    Tribute To The Trombone Nov. 5

    The Kirkwood Performing Arts Center, 210 E. Monroe, will come alive with the sound of the trombone on Thursday, Nov. 5, 7:30 p.m., with “A Tribute to the Triumphant Trombone.” ...

  28. Webster-Kirkwood Times21 hours ago

    Join Us & Cast Your Ballot In Support Of Prop W

    We write to voice our support for Webster Groves School District schools, our intention to vote “yes” on Prop W and encourage our neighbors join us. Over eight years ago, ...

  29. Webster-Kirkwood Times21 hours ago

    Kirkwood: “What A Great Community We Live In”

    I want to recognize what a great community we live in. After suffering a life-threatening emergency on Sept. 9, I was amazed by all the generosity from our friends and ...

  30. Webster-Kirkwood Times21 hours ago

    Catholic Church Should Speak To Other Crucial Issues

    As a lifelong Catholic, I have noticed several “Yes on Amendment 3” yard signs, as well as large banners at my home parish of St. Peter in Kirkwood, and elsewhere.

  31. Webster-Kirkwood Times23 hours ago

    District To Alter Early Separation Program

    Kirkwood School District Superintendent Kenneth Roumpos on Tuesday, Oct. 20, shared an update with the board of education regarding the district’s Early Separation Incentive Program.

  32. Webster-Kirkwood Times23 hours ago

    Webster High Jazz Bands Concert Nov. 14

    Webster Groves Jazz Bands present the music of Stevie Wonder with Webster Groves High School alumnus Steve Ewing of The Urge, alumnus Adam Hansbrough and award-winning pianist, composer, producer, edu ...

  33. Webster-Kirkwood Times23 hours ago

    Empty Bowls To Fight Hunger Nov. 8

    The Empty Bowls Dinner to fight hunger returns Sunday, Nov. 8, 4:30 to 7 p.m., at the Webster Hills Methodist Christian Life Center, 1333 W. Lockwood Ave. in Glendale.

  34. Webster-Kirkwood TimesYesterday

    Board Receives Annual Enrollment Report

    The Kirkwood School District has fewer students walking through its schools this year, continuing a three-year trend of declining enrollment.

  35. Park Hills Daily JournalYesterday

    County Commission hears Extension report, approves Flat River Road sidewalk contract

    St. Francois County Commission approved an $85,043 Flat River Road sidewalk contract and heard an Extension report covering 4-H, nutrition, health and livestock programs.

  36. Park Hills Daily JournalYesterday

    Potosi takes undefeated show to state semifinals

    Undefeated Potosi topped John Burroughs in four sets to secure its second Class 3 final four appearance in three years.

  37. Webster-Kirkwood TimesYesterday

    Strong School District Helps Support Our Values

    Please join me in voting “yes” for Prop W on Nov. 3. As an alumnus of Webster Groves High School (and Hixson Middle School and Bristol Elementary School), I am ...

  38. Webster-Kirkwood TimesYesterday

    Four-Story Condo/Retail Building Proposed For Old Webster

    A proposed mixed-use development could bring new condos and more retail space to Webster Groves. The Webster Groves City Council last week held a public hearing to consider a rezoning request for 306 ...

  39. Webster-Kirkwood TimesYesterday

    Refers To Luhr Library As “A Complete Albatross”

    The Webster Groves Preservation Commission voting to deny Webster University’s request for a conditional demolition permit is so shortsighted. Having done historic rehab and reuse for years, I can say ...

  40. Webster-Kirkwood TimesYesterday

    Trick-Or-Treat In Webster Groves

    Businesses in Old Orchard, Old Webster & Crossroads opened their doors to trick-or-treaters on Saturday afternoon, Oct. 24. Local merchants passed out candy & hosted family-friendly activities.

In brief

The short notes of Daily Chesterfield’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Old WebsterA four-story condo and retail building is proposed for Old Webster.

    A four-story condo and retail building is proposed for Old Webster. The Webster Groves City Council held a public hearing last week on a rezoning request for the project.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Webster-Kirkwood Times

  • Luhr LibraryA reader's letter in the Webster-Kirkwood Times calls Luhr Library "a complete albatross".

    A reader's letter in the Webster-Kirkwood Times calls Luhr Library "a complete albatross". It says the Webster Groves Preservation Commission's vote to deny Webster University's request for a conditional demolition permit is shortsighted.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Webster-Kirkwood Times

  • Library partyIf you love a birthday, the Webster Groves Public Library, 301 E.

    If you love a birthday, the Webster Groves Public Library, 301 E. Lockwood Ave., hosts a Diamond Jubilee celebration on Sat., Nov. 7, for its 75th anniversary. The event is free.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Webster-Kirkwood Times

  • FootballDistrict first-round games opened the postseason across all six classes.

    District first-round games opened the postseason across all six classes. Parkway South beat Webster Groves 42-0 in Class 5, and Lindbergh beat Oakville 21-3 in Class 6.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Jefferson City News Tribune

  • Alzheimer's walkThousands gathered at the Chesterfield Amphitheater on Saturday for the Walk to End Alzheimer's, which raised more than $1.3 million for the Alzheimer's Association.

    Thousands gathered at the Chesterfield Amphitheater on Saturday for the Walk to End Alzheimer's, which raised more than $1.3 million for the Alzheimer's Association. Nearly 3,000 people and 387 teams had registered, the association said.

    News Notes · Sunday’s editionSource: KMOV

  • Marquette footballMarquette beat Lafayette 28-27 in overtime in Friday's district opener, and a blocked extra point in the extra period lifted the Mustangs.

    Marquette beat Lafayette 28-27 in overtime in Friday's district opener, and a blocked extra point in the extra period lifted the Mustangs. Marquette now travels to No. 1 seed Kirkwood (7-1) on Sat., Nov. 7.

    News Notes · Sunday’s editionSources: STLtoday.com, STLtoday.com

  • Zombie RoadIf you go looking for ghosts on Zombie Road after dark, Wildwood Mayor Joe Garritano says you'll meet police officers instead.

    If you go looking for ghosts on Zombie Road after dark, Wildwood Mayor Joe Garritano says you'll meet police officers instead. The city bans after-hours visits to the trail, officially Rock Hollow Trail.

    News Notes · Sunday’s editionSource: KMOV