The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that Missouri must use its 2022 congressional district map for the November 2026 election, meaning Warren County voters will be split between the Second and Third districts. more

The Village of Innsbrook Board of Trustees has approved a 2026 property tax rate of $0.1134 per $100 of assessed valuation. more

Warren County taxing entities have recently approved participation in the new Warren County Multi-Jurisdiction Hazard Mitigation Plan. The plan, updated every five years, allows local governments and school districts to apply for federal and state funding in the wake of disasters. more

Ongoing work on Innsbrook Resort’s sewage treatment facility again came up at the Thursday, Aug. 20, Village of Innsbrook Board of Trustees meeting, where Board Chairman Michael Caton provided an update on progress on the project. more

A Chesterfield woman is facing criminal charges for allegedly stealing data from Innsbrook Resort while working there. more

Wags & Whiskers, located at 13620 State Highway M, Innsbrook, hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house Saturday, Aug. 15, drawing a crowd of more than 70 people. more

Following a decades-long effort involving multiple nonprofit organizations and reorganizations, Wags & Whiskers will celebrate the long-awaited opening of its animal shelter this weekend. more

Truesdale City Manager and City Clerk Elsa Smith-Fernandez said National Night Out is free to attend for all ages and “kind of a jam-packed event.”  more

A rural Wright City man has been arrested on multiple felony child sex crime charges, according to online court records. more

Innsbrook Resort is making progress on improvements to its sewage treatment facilities, a resort employee told members of the Village of Innsbrook Board of Trustees at their meeting last week. Some in attendance, however, questioned whether the project is really meeting state requirements. more

The Innsbrook Board of Trustees approved their fiscal year 2026-2027 budget during their meeting June 18. more

The Innsbrook Board of Trustees had significant discussion regarding several appointments to the village’s board of adjustment during its meeting Thursday, May 21 including two proposed nominees failing to pass. The issue of data centers was also brought up by a former trustee and one of the aldermen during the meeting Thursday. more

After having discussed the matter over the previous few meetings, the Innsbrook Board of Trustees unanimously approved the hiring of Freedom Security to provide security systems for the village … more

In the Warrenton Board of Aldermen Ward I candidate Cody Turner defeated incumbent Jack Crump. Turner received 169 votes (51.52%), while Crump received 159 votes (48.48%). Turner died April 2, at the age of 36. Due to Turner’s death, the results of the election once declared official, would create a vacancy in Ward I, according to Warrenton City Manager Brandie Walters.  more

The April 7 municipal elections are next week with a variety of races and ballot measures up for vote. A significant ballot measure is a sales tax increase sought by area first responder … more

The Village of Innsbrook Board of Trustees unanimously approved a bill to have NOC Technologies migrate the village to a new website domain during their meeting March 19. NOC representatives … more

The Innsbrook Board of Trustees noted that the status of the village’s fiscal year 2025-2026 budget is generally positive during its meeting Feb. 19. Board Chair Cynthia Bowers presented an … more

The Innsbrook Board of Trustees held a special meeting Feb. 11 to discuss a review of their city codes. The village is currently reviewing their codes for possible revision. During the … more

The Innsbrook Board of Trustees unanimously approved the terms of an agreement with Pezz LLC for snow removal services at Village Hall, subject to approval by the company, during the board’s Jan. … more

Finances, specifically what the village is paying certain providers of professional services, was an ongoing topic of discussion during the Innsbrook Board of Trustees Dec. 18 meeting. The conversation began as the board discussed the approval of financial reports. Trustee Mike Caton said he noticed a few things when going over the finances. One was that the village was over budget on office expense items. Caton also pointed out that the village is already 67 percent of the budget for attorney services, but has not yet completed half a fiscal year. more

The Innsbrook Board of Trustees discussed several options to ensure they are getting all the sales taxes owed to the village following a presentation by consultant Cynthia Freeman. Freeman was tasked by the village to perform a sales tax review and during the board’s meeting Nov. 20 presented her findings. more

The Innsbrook Board of Trustees voted unanimously to dissolve the village’s Community Development Corporation at their Aug. 12 meeting.  The CDC was originally developed as a vehicle … more

After over a year of discussion, changes and construction, the Innsbrook Board of Trustees held their first meeting at the new village hall on Aug. 12.  more

Todd Streiler will continue as the Innsbrook Village planner, although in a much more limited role, after the board of trustees approved a new contract at their Aug. 12 meeting.  more

The Innsbrook Board of Trustees approved a contract with Hamilton Weber for attorney services and postponed a decision on an amended contract with Village Planner Todd Streiler at their July 8 meeting.  more