MoDOT begins Route 67 fixes after assessment found deadly crash pattern near West Alton
MoDOT begins Route 67 fixes after assessment found deadly crash pattern near West Alton
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A missed meeting, a tabled hire and a Godfrey dispute over who controls village jobs
A missed meeting, a tabled hire and a Godfrey dispute over who controls village jobs
East Alton's Gracie Piar wins Illinois State Women's Amateur Championship
A state champion for Marquette in 2021, East Alton's Gracie Piar won another state title with a victory at the Illinois State Women's Amateur Championship.
WestEnd & Courtyard draws families with coffee, petting zoo in Wood River
WestEnd & Courtyard in Wood River paired coffee, local shopping and a petting zoo, giving families a fun photo opportunity downtown.
Madison County files felony charges in retail theft, burglary cases
Madison County prosecutors filed felony charges tied to Kohl’s and Ulta thefts, a tanker truck burglary and a bad check case.
Terra Cotta opens in Alton with grand opening weekend
Terra Cotta, formerly 3 Charming Chicks, opened in Downtown Alton with a busy grand opening weekend for home decor shoppers.
Madison County under flash flood warning as storms bring heavy rain
National Weather Service warns of ongoing or imminent flooding after storms dropped several inches of rain near Alton, Edwardsville and Glen Carbon in IL.
Madison County under heat advisory on June 9 as heat index nears 108
National Weather Service warns of heat index values up to 108 affecting Edwardsville, Glen Carbon and Alton from noon to 10 p.m. in IL.
Edwardsville Public Library to host free ‘The Lion & the Mouse’ puppet show
Families can see the free “The Lion & the Mouse” puppet show on June 10 at Edwardsville Public Library. Children under 8 need an adult.
Maryland man charged in DUI crash that seriously injured IDOT worker
A Maryland man faces felony DUI charges after a 2024 crash on Illinois 255 that seriously injured an IDOT worker on a tractor.
Target recalls Up & Up baby wipes over bacteria contamination risk
FDA and Target warn consumers to return certain Up & Up baby wipes due to bacteria contamination and reported health issues.
Lawsuit seeks to block UFC event at the White House
A federal lawsuit aims to stop the White House UFC event, arguing the private fight on public grounds violates federal law.
Edwardsville High alum Laurie Metcalf wins third Tony Award
Edwardsville native Laurie Metcalf won her third Tony Award for playing Linda Loman in Arthur Miller’s “Death of a Salesman.”
Wood River man charged with domestic battery, property damage
A 47-year-old Wood River man faces felony domestic battery and property damage charges after a June 3 incident, court records show.
Severe weather likely this week in Illinois with rare Day 4 enhanced risk
Illinois could see severe storms Thursday with damaging winds, possible tornadoes, hail and heat as an enhanced risk moves in.
Retired former Godfrey assistant fire chief Bill Ressler dies at 81
Bill Ressler, former Godfrey Fire Department assistant chief, died at 81 after battling COPD, his son said.
Godfrey Village Board approves engineering deals, tables FY2027 budget
Godfrey trustees approved two engineering agreements and a paving contract, but tabled the FY 2027 budget for building repairs.
Collinsville attorney Marc Parker enters race for Madison County judge
Collinsville attorney Marc Parker was slated to run as a Democrat against Judge Patrick King in a Madison County judicial race.
The Telegraph does it again, wins Illinois Press Association's top honor for a second time
The Telegraph won the Illinois Press Association’s top award for a second straight year and earned 21 honors in the 2025 contest.
East Alton treasurer brings Navy service, accounting background to village finances
East Alton Treasurer Joshua Curren discusses his Navy service, leukemia recovery and how he balances village budget priorities.
Edwardsville plans full week of Route 66 events for centennial celebration
City Park celebration features live music, food vendors, Taste of 66 specials, classic cars, trolley tours and a weekend museum event for families nearby.
New US attorney appointed for Illinois' central district
Gregory M. Gilmore has been sworn in as the U.S. attorney for the Central District of Illinois.
A select list of winners at the 2026 Tony Awards
“Schmigadoon!” and “Liberation” were the best musical and best play winners, respectively, at the Tony Awards on Sunday. John Lithgow won the Tony Award for best lead actor in a play for his...
Alton comptroller Paul Fritsch explains how city budgeting really works
Alton Comptroller Paul Fritsch discusses municipal budgeting, revenue forecasting, and the difference between appropriations and budgets.