Burr Ridge Restaurateur Fights To Be Free, Notes His Work In Community
If he went to jail, his restaurant would close, with 100 losing their jobs, his attorney warned.
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Illinois State basketball lands Deng Garang from transfer portal
NORMAL — Deng Garang, a versatile wing from Le Moyne College, confirmed Monday he is transferring to Illinois State to join the men's basketball team.
Central High School student joins CAPE
Central High School senior Chase Carroll is joining the Cavaliers Arts, Performance, & Education (CAPE) organization in Rosemont, Illinois.
Madison County deputies issue 48 distracted driving citations in April campaign
Sheriff’s office reports April crackdown with citations issued during statewide safety campaign alongside Illinois State Police and local agencies
Hayner Library invites teens to solve mysteries with Alton police detectives
Hayner Library invites teens to solve a mystery with Alton police detectives at Alton Square Mall during a free Teen Crime Stoppers event.
Two-Inch Hail Hits Areas West of Alton During Strong Storms
Strong storms west of Alton produce up to 2-inch hail; National Weather Service forecasts continued severe weather and rain through Tuesday in Southwest Illinois.
Sign For A Fallen Hero: 'Honorary James Knapp Way' Dedicated For Fallen CCSO Officer
"He said that if something ever happened to him, nobody would remember. I hope he sees how many people in this family care so much for him."
Western Avenue Man Detained In Will County Jail After Children Knocked Down, Struck: Cops
Max Michel, 32, said he was discharged from the military in January and needed a break from his wife and children, prosecutors advised.
Illinois Prairie Community Foundation awards $200K to local programs
The Illinois Prairie Community Foundation recently awarded $226,284 among five categories to 106 programs in McLean, DeWitt, Livingston and Logan counties.
Nebraska volleyball to play nine Big Ten home games
The Huskers will play Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Ohio State, Purdue, Rutgers, UCLA, USC and Wisconsin at the Devaney Center. NU's eight away matches will be against Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Michigan Stat...
Bipartisan US House bill would tighten oversight of St. Louis mail delivery
A bipartisan U.S. House bill would require USPS to report to Congress on St. Louis mail delays, staffing shortages and delivery performance.
Man, 20, charged after teen stabbed at Jerseyville's Wittman Park
A 20-year-old man faces three felony charges after police said a 17-year-old was stabbed in the leg at Wittman Park in Jerseyville.
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The closures are necessary to safely install steel beams on the I-80 bridge over Interstate 55, the Illinois Department of Transportation said.
Work on rail crossing in Milan to begin
Work on the rail crossing at Big Island Road will begin on May 11, the Illinois Department of Transportation said.
Missouri and Illinois gas prices continue to rise; prices in Illinois near $5
Illinois gas prices soar 62 cents in a week, closing in on $5/gallon. Here's where to find the cheapest gas in St. Louis.
High school entrepreneurs to showcase their businesses
Students in the Central Illinois CEO program will showcase their businesses at Hickory Point Mall 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 6.
Nurses warn of impact of cuts at St. Joseph Medical Center under new owner Some nurses and Illinois state l...
Some nurses and Illinois state lawmakers said on Monday that they are concerned about the future of St. Joseph Medical Center under its new for-profit owner, Prime Healthcare.
Families make Mother’s Day mugs at Jacoby Arts Center workshop
Families in Alton made Mother’s Day mugs at a clay workshop at Jacoby Arts Center, shaping keepsakes together ahead of the holiday.
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Here’s a look of the 2026 Bureau County Junior High Track & Field at the champions from Saturday’s meet in Princeton
Illinois State Board of Education wants to revamp how it counts low-income students
SPRINGFIELD — The Illinois State Board of Education is asking lawmakers this year for $200,000 to develop a new way of counting low-income students. Although that’s only a small fraction of the overall $...
‘Be ready:' Blowing dust advisory could bring sudden drops in visibility to Chicago area
The advisory comes about a year after an Illinois dust storm that led to numerous crashes.
New data show Illinois childhood vaccination rates remain high, despite national controversy
More than 95% of children statewide had received 10 school-required vaccines as of October, including those against chickenpox, whooping cough, hepatitis B, measles and polio, among others.
Pritzker calls for criminal investigations into ICE agents over ‘Midway Blitz’ conduct
Gov. Pritzker cites commission report alleging federal agent misconduct to push for criminal investigations tied to Operation Midway Blitz in Illinois.
Illinois maintains high childhood vaccination rates
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