Colin Suchland is a journalist based in Webster Groves, Missouri, focusing on local news and community issues. He writes for the Webster-Kirkwood Times, Inc., covering topics such as city government, public safety, infrastructure, and community events. Colin's reporting aims to inform and engage residents in the Webster Groves area.
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Shrewsbury officials are planning two opportunities for citizens to review and comment on the proposed 2025 municipal budget.
Kirkwood city leaders are praising the efforts of a police officer who halted and subdued a suspect armed with a handgun.
By: Colin Suchland
Historic Kirkwood Train Station renovation on track with $5.7 million budget
Despite pleas from Kirkwood leaders, the speed limits along Big Bend Road are not changing, per St. Louis County. However, Kirkwood will be allowed to make other desired “traffic calming”
Firefighters in Shrewsbury are working to support fellow emergency service workers who have been affected by Hurricane Helene, and are calling on the community to help.
Kirkwood city officials have moved to restrict the sale of certain hemp-derived products to minors, responding to concerns that recently led the Missouri governor to issue an outright ban.
By: Colin Suchland
A dedicated sales tax in Kirkwood that would more than double revenues dedicated to streets is up for voter approval on Nov. 5.
Anticipating significant voter turnout next month, Shrewsbury officials on Tuesday adopted parking restrictions near the polls at its city center.
City could purchase up to 60% of its electricity from a new solar farm
Citizens are voicing concerns about recent thefts of political yard signs. Speaking during the Kirkwood City Council meeting on Oct. 17, the citizens called on officials to act in defense of those who feel targeted.
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