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It’s almost Meetup time again!  Our July Meetup will take place on WEDNESDAY July 22nd 2026, from 6pm – 8pm … MoreMeetup At Biggie’s Restaurant

Just after 12:15am on July 12, District 5 officers responded to reports of a shooting in the 5700 block of Wells. When officers arrived on scene, they located a man, believed to be 20-years-old, who had been shot The victim was taken to the hospital and is in critical condition. Due to the extent of […]

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UPDATE: The deceased woman has been identified as 43-year-old Benita Randle. On Sunday, July 12, around 1:30am, District 6 officers rushed to a call for a shooting in the 2900 block of North Newstead in The Greater Ville neighborhood. When officers arrived at the scene, they located an adult female who had been shot inside […]

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“It’s crazy...You can’t go around arresting people for saying things that are true.”

Green Door Art Gallery in Presents “Bee” Intrigued July 8 - August 19! The exhibit features Patrice Aitch - Glass Alison Bozarth - Mixed Media 2D Marilyn Callahan - Pastels […]

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Lindenwood Park Neighborhood is sponsoring a Trivia Night on Saturday July 18, 2026. Epiphany Gym, 3164 Ivanhoe St., 63139 $20.00/person … MoreLPNA Trivia Night 2026

GRANITE CITY – Granite City Police recently charged a local resident with driving an uninsured vehicle while under the influence. Shakeela A. Miller, 33, of Granite City, was charged on July 7, 2026 with one count of aggravated driving under the influence, a Class 4 felony. Miller allegedly drove a motor vehicle on West 20th Street in Granite City while under the influence of alcohol on the same day, July 7, 2026. At the time of the offense, charging documents state Miller allegedly

JERSEYVILLE - Jersey Community Unit School District No. 100 is recognizing maintenance worker Vince Wittman on his retirement after years of service, the district announced this week. Jersey Community School District 100 officials thanked Wittman for his dedicated service and invited the community to join in congratulating him as he enters retirement. “Happy retirement, Vince Wittman,” the district officials said in a statement. “After years of dedicated service, Jerse

BENTON – A federal district judge sentenced a Carbondale store owner to 46 months’ imprisonment after he admitted to fraudulently acquiring Supplemental Nutrition Assistant Program (“SNAP”) benefits he and his store were not entitled to receive. Dean A. Amley, 61, pleaded guilty in March 2025 to one count for Conspiracy to Commit Food Stamp Fraud, one count of Unauthorized Acquisition of SNAP Benefits, and seven counts of Money Laundering. Following imprisonment,

Summer camp began, in part, because of adults worried that modern life was making children weak. That idea may sound dramatic, but it helps explain why camps first appeared and why they spread so quickly. What started as a small effort to get boys out of crowded towns and into fresh air grew into a major tradition. Over time, summer camps became places for hiking, crafts, songs, sports, friendship, and independence. They also became a mirror of what each generation thought children needed most.

July 12 commemorates one of the most important events in world history in 1690, when William III defeated the deposed King James II at the Battle of the Boyne in Ireland. The battle was part of a larger struggle over who would rule the kingdoms of England, Scotland, and Ireland after the Glorious Revolution. At the time, it confirmed William’s hold on power and weakened James’s attempt to regain his throne. It still matters today because it shaped the political future of the British

EAST ST. LOUIS - Illinois State Police and the East St. Louis Police Department are investigating what authorities described as a targeted mass shooting against a family in East St. Louis that left five people dead and at least two others shot, officials said Sunday, July 12, 2026. The five victims, all from East St. Louis, were identified as 49-year-old Cherie L. May, 24-year-old Devin D. May, 74-year-old Patricia A. May, 21-year-old Quentin L. Thompson and 25-year-old Shania W. Thompson. Accordi